What qualifications do you have?

10 GCSE's
5 A-Levels
MEng Aero Eng.
PhD Aero Eng.
ATPL (Pilot Licence)

Hopefully wont need any more ever, that was more than enough exams and writing.
 
8 credit level Standard Grades
5 Higher grades
HND Japanese and Tourism
Bsc Honours Degree Information Technology

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Experience is the mother of all wisdom - should have sought a ****ty paid I.T job when I was 16
 
12 A-C GCSE's
GNVQ ICT Merit
BTEC IT Practitioners (General) - DDD (360 UCAS Points)
C&G IT Users - Distinction
NCFE Computer Technology (Old School)
BSc Business Computing - In Progress

You guys are LOADED with qualifications. I hope your all on six figures or more...
 
11 GCSE's.

Done my AS levels, waiting for results (I know I have a B in business already).

Doing A2 levels now, and hopefully BEng/MEng in automobile engineering in a few years time!
 
10 GCSE's (6 A's, 3B's, 1C)
3 A Levels (ABB)
2.1 BA (Hons) Accounting degree from University of Liverpool as of 6th July 2009.

Working towards my CTA (Chartered Tax Advisor) and CA (Chartered Accountant) from September.
 
11 GCSE's

and thats it so far.

i should have 3 a levels next year, and god knows what il do at uni if i go.
 
Admiral Huddy said:
It's ok having all these text book qualifications but nothing beats hands down real experience and common sense. That's my excuse anyway.
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This^^ after leaving school i started an apprenticeship as a precision engineer, (never finished it) after a week of being at the company they sent me to a engineering training center, when i got there i found there was two people who had just finished their degree's in mechanical engineering but once you put them in front of a lathe or mill they had absolutely no idea how to make anything.
 
Left school with 1 GCSE (eventually lost it as it was in a subject that I would need re-testing in after 4 years and didn't get retested).

These days I have:

1x BTEC First Diploma in Land-Based Technology
1x BTEC National Award in Countryside Management
4x GCSEs (Math, Science, Add Science and English)

Currently deciding wether or not I should look into doing an OU degree course (I can't stand formal classes) or wether I should focus on self teaching over the summer enough stuff to allow me to stand a reasonable chance of getting on an NVQ level 4 course in something with a large amount of practical/ volunteer work. Both as its advantages so its a very hard decision for me to make.
 
9 GCSEs / 4 A-Levels 1 x BA Hons Politics & Law.

Don't be put off by a degree, but only start one if you REALLY love the subject. The modules I got 1st class passes on were ones I really loved researching and had already read about prior to reading materials being distributed. Original thought counts for a lot in your degree. I started a post graduate course but had to stop due to family issues, but I got a pretty good job off the bat.

I worked in lacky industries doing some semi responsible jobs, which gave me a great edge when I started working at my present job. I worked nights though so that might not be ideal for everyone. All I can say is your worklife is half luck and half meritocracy.
 
7 GCSE
2 A Level (okay one was an 'N' but still on me certificate !!)
ONC Electronics & Telecommunicatiosn
HNC Software Engineering
HNC IT
Half a part time degree in computer science and business (I think thats what it was - dropped out anyway)
Lots of course certificates from IT companies (like Sun, Cisco etc etc)
Cycling proficiency
And me first aids badge at cubs
 
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