• Question: In secondary school which subjects did you choose?

    Asked by anon-174835 to Alex, Carl, Hayley, Melanie, Tim, Yewande on 18 Jun 2018.
    • Photo: Alex Seeney

      Alex Seeney answered on 18 Jun 2018:

      I chose history, geography, and latin. We also had a number of other subjects we had to study – maths, physics, chemistry, biology, english and french.

    • Photo: Yewande Oyekenu

      Yewande Oyekenu answered on 18 Jun 2018:

      I studied Maths, English, Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Geography, Further Maths (Calculus), Economics, French, Yoruba and Hausa(Nigerian Languages).

      I schooled in Nigeria for secondary school, but I chose to do science because anywhere in the world science is the same, the equations never change. With causes like Law, Medicine, e.t.c you may study in England and not be able to practice in America because the rules and conduct of the profession differ. You will have to start learning all over again in a new country if you relocate.

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      Tim Craig answered on 18 Jun 2018:

      I focused on sciences for A Levels – Maths, physics, chemistry, geology. Before that, though, I tried to cover as broad a range of subjects as possible. If I could go back and do it again, I’d probably try and carry on with a language to A level – its a skill that is highly under-rated in the UK, but I think we’re really behind the rest of the world on the languages front, and its a really useful life skills, given how international we all are, now!

    • Photo: Hayley Wragg

      Hayley Wragg answered on 19 Jun 2018:

      For A-level I studied Maths, Further maths and Fine Art. I also did AS physics.

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