Do you need maths literacy to become a lawyer?

Only a few courses in the Faculties of Humanities and Law will accept students with Maths Literacy on a National Senior Certificate (NSC). Even some Humanities and Law courses require you to have an understanding of mathematics.

What courses can I do with geography and maths literacy?

NATIONAL CERTIFICATE – VOCATIONAL (NCV) (N2 – N4) (TVET College)

• Beauty Therapy (ITEC Diploma)
• Business Management.
• Engineering & Related Design.
• Education & Development.
• Finance, Economics & Accounting.
• Hairdressing.
• Hospitality Studies.
• Information Technology & Computer Science.

Can I become a doctor with maths literacy?

The answer is NO. You cannot become a Medical Doctor without Mathematics as part of your High School subject. The medicine career field is a Science field. Maths Literacy (commonly known as Mathematical Literacy) alone will not equip you with the minimum required mathematical knowledge.

Do you need history to study law?

Similar to English, history is a great A-Level for law, as it helps to develop your essay writing skills. History also teaches you to read, think critically and develop logical arguments – all of which are key skills for a law student to learn early on.

What jobs can you get with history and geography?

What Can You Do With a Geography Degree?

• Environmental consultant.
• Cartographer.
• Town planner.
• Geographical information systems officer.
• Conservation officer.
• Landscape architect.
• Teacher/lecturer.
• Politics or non-profit organizations.

Can I do nursing with maths literacy?

Diploma in Nursing Entry Requirements: You will need a National Senior Certificate (NSC) or equivalent qualification at a level 3 or 4, depending on the institution, to qualify to study the course. However, it is not as important that you have taken mathematics and or physical sciences as it is for BCur.

Can history student be a lawyer?

As a history student you are often the butt of the employability jokes. Law is a common career for history graduates. Working in a corporate law firm quickly teaches you that many of the skills you have subtly (often imperceptibly) developed during your degree are valuable.