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anyone starting evening courses in september?

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tearsndtantrums · 07/08/2007 23:00

if so what are you doing?
ive been debating whether to do an english course and a maths course and ive decided i will. they are free courses as i have not been in a learning enviroment since i was 13 (im 23 now) so dp said if i can do the year course he will pay for me to do my GCSE ones.

im actually really excited and i was worried it would be to late to enroll but its not. so am phoning tomorrow.

i know it doesnt seem much but if i can get through this year then i can get my gcses next year and possibly an A level after that. WOO HOO

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Biglips · 07/08/2007 23:02

nnoooo.....oh i dunno now as my cv is 10 foot long (im 10 yrs older than you btw!) but thinking of doing a cookery course to improve my cooking. Last one i did was 2 yrs ago - i did 14m of BSL level II.

tearsndtantrums · 07/08/2007 23:07

wow you have a cv? mines blank lol another reason i want qualifications.

a cookery course sounds good. i love the way there are courses for nearly everything. ive told dp im going to do at least one evening course a year it keeps my brain active and i guess its a good way of meeting people.

(please be aware that when i have shed loads of coursework to do i may retract that last statement )

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Biglips · 07/08/2007 23:09

exactly as its good for your brain too as im a SAHM with a 2.10yrs old DD. Yes its mostly computers stuff..

Good luck for your course and sounds like youve got a good Dp to help you our further too.

tearsndtantrums · 07/08/2007 23:50

thyank you

we didnt want to pay course fees just in case i didnt get on with college so this is a good way to see how i do.

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tearsndtantrums · 07/08/2007 23:50

thyank?
i need that course more than i thought lol

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Biglips · 07/08/2007 23:50

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chestnutty · 16/08/2007 22:15

TnT - if you have not already done a level 2 course ie GCSEs, then these should be free. Worth checking.

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