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Question

i'm doing the welsh Baccalaureate for GCSE and my techers wont tell me what it is so if any of you have any information please tell me.

Answer 1

well i think it means. you get an extra qualification

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Answer 2

well at my school we do the Baccalaureate but not the welsh 1. ours is so, basically, u can get in2 nearly every university in the world      :D      x

Answer 3

The International Baccalaureate is widely regarded as being an academically challenging, broader-based option than A-levels. The Welsh Baccalaureate is essentially a certificate marking the completion of 14 to 19 education. The international Baccalaureate is harder and demands more of the student so I guess the Welsh Bac is the same.  

In addition to traditional qualifications, such as GCSEs, AS and A-levels, students are assessed on a wider core curriculum. This will include key skills, Welsh culture (including an independent study of some aspect of Welsh life), Europe and the world, a foreign language module, work-related education and personal and social education. Emphasis will be on developing communications skills, IT skills and problem solving and self-learning abilities.

If you fancy travelling the globe or considering college abroad this is great as the Ucas points system values a common IB score of 30 as equivalent to 419 Ucas points, while a student with three grade As at A-level scores only 360. A top IB score of 45 scores 768 Ucas points, while an A-level candidate would need more than six grade As to achieve the same tariff.

Answer 4

Why did you sign up for something when you don't know what it is?

Look into it PROPERLY. I.e. GOOGLE!

Answer 5

  You  need to go with your mind.

Answer 6

baccalaureate Definition

bac·ca·lau·re·ate (bak′ə lôr′ē it)

noun

the degree of bachelor of arts, bachelor of science, etc.

☆ an address or sermon delivered to a graduating class at commencement

Answer 7

huhhh

Answer 8

I personally have no clue, but you could always check out the site and read into it... http://www.welshbaccalaureate.org.uk/hom...