How to make proper subject choice for success in career. A Practical Guidelines from Experiences!

To help you to make the right career choice, here are some few tips for everyone who is confused about what to do in the future? 

According to me, For every child, it is very important to choose the right career at the right time because one right decision will only bring happiness and success in your profession. Whereas one wrong choice can damage your prospects and prosperity for many years. During the teenage period, kids are usually confused about their choices and interest and ended up choosing the wrong career. 
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These are some factors that you can take account on to find the right career.
1. Top tips for choosing your subjects
2. What subjects do you enjoy at school?
3. What subjects are you good at? 
4. Do you have a career goal in mind? 
5. Do you want to study a particular course at university?
6. How open do you want to keep your future study and career choices?
7. What type of learning do you enjoy more?
Let's see all the pertinent factors required in order to make better decisions about Careers. 
1. Interest to make career
One must have self-realization on how they feel about work and how it will have an effect on the types of careers they will choose in the future. Your positive attitude is the only means which will help you to manage high levels of stress and responsibility while keeping you self-motivated. 
2. Opportunities utilisation
The student must keep in mind about opportunities available for and how he can derive benefits.
3. Subject combinations 
See offers you have the freedom of choice to pick any combination of subjects. Apply your knowledge and career. Path which suits you. It is important to consider which subjects work well together and suit you.

4. New subjects

Investigate subjects that may not currently be available to you. Now is your chance to study something new! Make sure you attend Open Days and talk to the subject teachers to find out more about the course and ensure it is right for you before applying for it. 

5. Your interest, Your goals

Some students select subjects based purely on what they enjoy and these can be a mixture of academic, creative and vocational courses. This balance if often beneficial to students and ensures they have some variety in their timetable.

6  Keep your career goals aheadStudents with clear career goals in mind should investigate which courses work well together and which subjects they need to study to access their chosen career or university course. (E.g. Students wanting to become a Doctor should consider Biology, Chemistry and Maths).

7. Acceptability

Ensure you select course combinations which are acceptable by universities. Some subjects such as Media Studies and Film Studies can be seen by some universities to work well together, however some universities may see them as being too similar and covering common ground.

8. Course content and assessments 

Ask teachers about the workload of subjects – find out more about the exam to coursework ratio. You will find it helpful to collect course leaflets during open days to discover more about the topics studied and what’s involved with the course. 

9. Be social! 

Talk to current and past students who have studied or are studying A-levels you are interested in – Student Ambassadors are available during Open Events to share their experiences and offer advice. Talk to subject teachers about what’s involved and take opportunities to attend any performances, showcases or events being held by subjects to see the work you could be involved with! Do NOT select courses based on what your friends are doing – you will have plenty of time to see them outside of lessons and you’re sure to make lots of new friends during class too!  

10. The world of work 

If you are interested in a particular field of work, ensure you research the job before selecting  a levels. 

11. Money Matters

Think about expenses. Your affordability 

Conclusions

There are many other factors which can be taken into consideration are

Technologies

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