Career choices are often difficult because they can affect a person (especially students) throughout their life. This choice can affect the lifestyle, finances and income of the person. Hence it is advised that a good choice is made early enough.
So how do you make a good career choice, and after you have made this choice, what are the subject requirements for the kind of career you have chosen? You can download and view the PDF here, this also applies for Grade 12 or high school education in South Africa ==> Download and View List of Subjects Required for Career Choices and fields PDF
Here are some popular career choices, along with the subjects that are required to pursue and it can be suggested for you for Career choices after Grade 12 in South Africa:
- Doctor:
Physics, Chemistry, and Biology are mandatory at the 10+2 level. After that, you must pursue MBBS and specialize in a particular field. - Engineer:
Mathematics and Physics are required at the 10+2 level. After that, you can pursue a degree in any engineering discipline like Mechanical, Electrical, Computer Science, Civil, etc. - Lawyer:
Any stream is accepted at the 10+2 level. After that, you need to pursue a law degree (LLB). - Architect:
Mathematics is mandatory at the 10+2 level, and you must also study Physics and Chemistry. After that, you need to pursue a degree in Architecture. - Chartered Accountant:
The commerce career is mandatory at the 10+2 level. After that, you need to pursue a CA course. - Fashion Designer:
Any stream is accepted at the 10+2 level. After that, you can pursue a degree in Fashion Designing. - Teacher:
Any stream is accepted at the 10+2 level. After that, you can pursue a degree in Education. - IT Professional:
Mathematics and Computer Science are required at the 10+2 level. After that, you can pursue a Computer Science or Information Technology degree. - Management Professional:
Any stream is accepted at the 10+2 level. After that, you can pursue an MBA degree. - Scientist:
Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics are mandatory at the 10+2 level. After that, you can pursue a degree in any science discipline like Physics, Chemistry, Biology, etc.
The above are just a few examples of career choices and the subjects required to pursue them, they are categorised under the top 10 most popular types of careers that most people embark on. There are many other options available as well, and the subjects required may vary depending on your chosen career path.
