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What GCSEs do you need to be a Psychiatrist?
To become a psychiatrist, you first need to complete a university course in Medicine. To get onto a Medicine course, you will typically need at least six or seven high-grade GCSEs (grades 9-6 or A*-B), preferably including science subjects. However, GCSE requirements can vary between universities and courses, so it’s a good idea to check with your chosen university or apprenticeship.
If you’re worried about not having the required GCSEs for Medicine, fill in the contact form at the bottom of the page, and our friendly team will provide advice and support on your options.
Why do you need GCSEs to become a Psychiatrist?
To become a psychiatrist, you need to complete a degree in Medicine. GCSEs are generally required for most Medicine courses, especially in Maths, English, and Science, as these qualifications demonstrate the skills needed for further education.
While GCSE requirements can vary, most courses and universities will expect high grades in Maths, English, and Science. In addition to these core subjects, you can choose other GCSEs based on your interests. Medicine courses typically require between 6 and 7 GCSEs or equivalent qualifications.
Can I become a Psychiatrist without GCSEs?
If you are wondering how to get into Psychiatry without GCSEs, then you can take GCSE alternatives, such as GCSE equivalents. These are available in English, Maths, Combined Science, and Biology. Check you Medicine course provider to make sure they accept these qualifications over traditional GCSEs. As students need 6 to 7 GCSEs or equivalent qualifications for Medicine, you may still need some GCSEs to become a Psychiatrist.
What Psychiatry routes can I take with GCSEs?
You will need to study medicine to go on to study psychiatry. If you get your GCSEs in Maths, English and Science, then you can pursue a Medicine degree. Applying for places of Medicine courses is very competitive. It’s important to check different university entry requirements as these vary between institutions. After university, you’ll need to do further general and specialist training to work as a psychiatrist.
Some Psychiatrist careers that people who passed their GCSEs go into include:
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GCSEs to be a Psychiatrist Summary
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What GCSEs are needed for Psychiatry?
Psychiatry requires that you complete a Medicine course first. The GCSEs needed for Medicine include 6 GCSEs as a minimum, including in Maths, English and Science. Check with your university or course to see the Medicine GCSE requirements.
Can I become a Psychiatrist without GCSEs?
Yes, you can take alternative qualifications such as GCSE equivalency tests in Maths, English, Combined Science, and Biology.
Why should I take GCSEs for Psychiatry?
Passing your GCSEs in Maths, English, and Science, proves that you have the skills and ability required to complete your education and perform your job correctly. Therefore it is a GCSE requirement for Psychiatry to have passed several GCSEs.
What Psychiatrist routes can I take with GCSEs?
Complete your A levels, T levels or a BTEC to move onto a Psychiatrist degree at university, or move straight onto a Psychiatrist apprenticeship. Psychiatrist roles you may want to apply for include mental health, adult, children or learning disability Psychiatrist, or become a Psychiatrist associate.
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