• Question: What path did you take during school to become an engineer

    Asked by N444DEA to Anya, Daryl, Krishma, Rich, Ronnie on 13 Nov 2016.
    • Photo: Anya Grainger

      Anya Grainger answered on 13 Nov 2016:

      I didn’t really undertake a certain path during school to become an engineer. I chose my GSCE subjects on what I enjoyed as I had no idea what I wanted to do till after my GCSE’s. GCSE subjects which maybe useful though are Geography, DT, Graphics and of course Maths, English and Science.

    • Photo: Krishma Kapoor

      Krishma Kapoor answered on 14 Nov 2016:

      I had no set path in which I took to become a civil engineer. I chose my GCSE’s on the basis of what I enjoyed (Graphics, Geography, Business and Spanish), and at the time on what I inspired to be; which was a VET. It wasn’t until my last few exams I decided to change career paths. Which goes to show, anything can happen!

    • Photo: Ronnie Mills

      Ronnie Mills answered on 14 Nov 2016:

      No set path for me either, just try and get the best grades possible.
      Always good to enjoy Science though! Will help you in any Engineering job

    • Photo: Richard Symonds

      Richard Symonds answered on 15 Nov 2016:

      None really during school. As much as your teacher wont like this answer, i was not interested in school. I think GCSEs come at a really dodgy time in ones development. I for one was very immature, and didnt bother. I had the brains so why try. … Well it turns out that assignments are just if not more important then exams!

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