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Full time masters - time commitment

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TheExtraGuineaPig · 03/06/2016 10:08

I have just been accepted to a full time taught masters (HRM). I am not sure what I will need in terms of childcare ... I was hoping to manage with just the minimum (ie pick up drop off if I'm actually at lectures). I have 2 primary age DCs. does anyone have any experience of this? Will I need some after school childcare to study or is it possible to fit it in the school day and evenings? Thanks!

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JamieVardysParty · 06/06/2016 16:31

I'm not currently working so have been treating it like a FT job.

Putting in those hours has brought me an average of 76 so far. I know others on my course who are working FT and have a family are averaging 60+ on about 10 hours a week.

March will fly, just think of how happy you will be when you finish!

Chippednailvarnishing · 12/06/2016 14:54

Right I have taken the plunge and paid my fees.

I have an impending sense of doom hanging over me!

Becca19962014 · 12/06/2016 15:17

I hope it works out for you. Good luck!

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