Good report card?
Hello,
I got a 5 in math, 3 in German and 1 in English
Have a secondary school diploma
Rest are 3 times fours, and otherwise only threes
Which training do you recommend for me? And is it a good school leaving certificate?
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In any case, you should ask the careers advisor, and if one of them didn't work well, it's better to ask the one in a neighboring town. We'd need far too much information to give a good answer, and we don't have it.
Whether your certificate is good or bad depends on your starting point. In any case, it's good enough to get you a training position in a skilled trade and not have to settle for a semi-skilled job.
Have you ever been tested for dyscalculia? Have you tried https://www.youtube.com/c/lehrschmidt/videos ?
A friend of mine is a secondary school teacher. She believes that all of her students who perform reasonably well during their internships get a training position, meaning that in this case, grades are secondary.
A 5 in math disqualifies you for many jobs and even higher school qualifications, unless it was simply laziness and you're willing to catch up on a lot in a very short time. Everything builds on one another.
A classmate got a 4 in math in his secondary school leaving certificate. When he then trained as a baker/confectioner, he got 1s and 2s again.
Notting
Definitely not, that's "just barely passed"
If your English is as good as your grade, then something that requires a lot of speaking/writing in English.
It's a decent degree, but math sucks. You have to do an apprenticeship in a subject you like; they can't just give you a recommendation.
So I would continue with school. Finish 10th grade to have better career opportunities.
I want to do an apprenticeship. I'll get my secondary school diploma automatically after the apprenticeship.
If the grades are right
No, no. That's what all the teachers always say! Do an apprenticeship, don't go to school. Don't fall for it. These days, almost everyone goes to university and stuff and doesn't want to start an apprenticeship, which is why they persuade children to start an apprenticeship. Apprenticeships are exhausting! You start an apprenticeship at 16 or 17… trust me, be smart and do the 10th grade. After that, you can do an apprenticeship if you want.
Yes, it's called bf1, bf2. You can also get 10, but your grades have to be good. Yes, do what you want.
No, not at all. I would have to go to a vocational school. That lasts two years.
You could have the secondary school diploma in 1 year? If you pass the exams, yes, but then I would know
I'll still get my secondary school diploma automatically! I also want to do a two-year apprenticeship.