If you choose a GCSE it doesn’t necessarily mean you’ll end up with a career relating to it. But then again...you just might!

It’s never too early to start thinking where your skills and interests could lead you. The important thing is to have a good balance of GCSEs and to keep your options open - so make sure you read:

A tester plays games before they are ready to be released looking for mistakes and bugs

Video Game Tester

Agile project managers are in charge of “Agile” projects, which are focused on spontaneity

Project ManagerIT analysts are employed by companies to study their IT systems and processes

IT Analyst

A web developer designs, builds and maintains websites for clients

Web DeveloperVideo game designers produce new games for consoles, PCs and internet

Video game designer

Social media executives put messages on the social websites for an employer

Social Media Executive

Software developers are the brains behind lots of things we do with computers

Software Developer

Network engineers set up the computer systems used by organisations

Network Engineer

A web designer designs the pages of a website, and works on the user experience

Web Designer

You can also play the Plotr Game which matches careers to your skills and interests.

Which careers will match to your personality?

ICTCareers related to GCSE Option