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Those of you starting courses this Sept. what are you doing ?

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IllegallyBrunette · 30/08/2008 14:59

I am nosey and possibly looking for inspiration too.

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mankymummy · 30/08/2008 14:59

BTEC Horticulture. i am sooo excited!

What are you doing / thinking of doing?

IllegallyBrunette · 30/08/2008 15:03

Good luck

The answer to your question is complicated, but the short version is that I don't know.

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IllegallyBrunette · 30/08/2008 15:09

Bumping because I know there alots planning to do courses this year.

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Interested in this thread?

Then you might like threads about these subjects:

mankymummy · 30/08/2008 15:11

just saw another of your threads where you said you werent going to do a course now... thats a shame. couldnt you decide what you wanted to do?

IllegallyBrunette · 30/08/2008 15:12

Yes and no. I do have a place on a childcare course, but am not sure I want it.

Tried to get a place on a dental nursing course but it was full and too far away.

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schneebly · 30/08/2008 15:13

BA hons Primary Education with QTS (part-time) at Edhe Hill University. Bit of a mouthful that!

mankymummy - hope your course goes well! My DH is a Golf Course Manager and an expert in grasses

IllegallyBrunette - what are your hobbies/interests?

schneebly · 30/08/2008 15:14

x posts sorry!

mankymummy · 30/08/2008 15:19

schneebly.... really? i must say when i saw the course content and one section was turf i thought , why ever would you need to know about grass !!!

IllegallyBrunette · 30/08/2008 15:19

Ohh yes i read your thread about everything being sorted Schneebly.

Sounds fab

Hobbies/Interests - Erm, not really got any tbh. I like watching or reading about anything to do with kids, health etc.

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KatyMac · 30/08/2008 15:24

I'm undecided too

I'm thinking about systems and change management

IllegallyBrunette · 30/08/2008 15:26

Sounds complicated Katy.

It is hard to decide isn't it ? There are so many courses nowadays (blimey how old do i sound)

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tiredemma · 30/08/2008 15:28

Emma did you get that booklet from sutton college and MB college that came through the doors last week?

anything in there that tickles your fancy

schneebly · 30/08/2008 15:30

Manky - ooh yes it is all very scientific the mix of grasses they use for different surfaces on the golf course Your course will ahve a bit more variety I bet lol

Illegally - what about going into something like working with kids in a health promotion type role - bet there are loads of jobs like that with the growing concerns over childhood obeasity etc (no idea what you would need to do for this)

schneebly · 30/08/2008 15:32

I can spell obesity I am just dreadful at typing!

KatyMac · 30/08/2008 15:33

Narrow down where you want to study - local college/uni/ou

Then get all the course available and put thick black lines through the ones you def don't want

That should cut it down a bit

TheDevilWearsPrimark · 30/08/2008 15:36

I am self teaching, with a view to becoming a freelance web developer. I can pay just for the exams I need, so will get all the course material online.

I want to do web design, specifically flash.

I had originally been accepted for a course in Environmental Systems, but decided I couldn't be arsed to commute, and refuse to relocate.

I'm really excited.

KatyMac · 30/08/2008 15:38

Ooo what was environmental systems about?

SpandexIsMyEnemy · 30/08/2008 15:41

i'm currently doing starting with mathematics, and end of sept am starting 2 courses - open mathematics & using mathematics (I think it is) bit weorried as the books look v in depth!

mines OU. hopefully can transfer to portsmouth uni next sept.

TheDevilWearsPrimark · 30/08/2008 15:43

www.reading.ac.uk/Study/courses/research/environmentResearch.asp

I was interested in the subject of urbanization and how it affects the climate and how the land can cope with it.

i.e too many roads, people paving over gardens, filling in rivers etc.

IllegallyBrunette · 30/08/2008 15:45

Tiredemma - Yep i got it, thats where I found the Dental Nursing course.

I should perhaps pick something out of hat LOL.

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TheDevilWearsPrimark · 30/08/2008 15:47

Spandex, maths has always terrified me. I just do't get numbers, especially the philosophy of maths. My friend has a maths degree and he bewilders me when he starts talking about it.

KatyMac · 30/08/2008 15:47

Hmm - it's not for me either

IllegallyBrunette · 30/08/2008 15:49

I can say with 100% certainty, that I do not want to do a Maths course LOL.

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SpandexIsMyEnemy · 30/08/2008 15:50

see numbers have always made sense to me, but I took a career brake when I had DS, and basically don't want to go back to my book keeping/accounts/payroll. I know it will be tough but will be worth it. hope to teach!

TheDevilWearsPrimark · 30/08/2008 15:51

Oh great.

Maths teachers are in very short supply. Good luck with it!