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1st years?
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23-07-2012 7:33pm#1
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Richard Hillman wrote: »Nope havnt heard anything bar the CAO. Slightly disappointed as I would have liked to have a nice generic congraulations and welcome letter. Its only a quick mail merge
Im in BN010 Business and IT btw :cool:
Got a letter this morning with a welcome and info about fees :pac:0 -
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ditzyfairy wrote: »so have any of the 1st years that received offers in mature student rounds heard anything from the college yet?
what courses are you all doing?
i'm in BN030(early childhood care&education)
not long to go now
:D:D
Im not a mature student but I got accepted into this course
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ditzyfairy wrote: »so have any of the 1st years that received offers in mature student rounds heard anything from the college yet?
what courses are you all doing?
i'm in BN030(early childhood care&education)
not long to go now:D:DIm not a mature student but I got accepted into this course Are you looking forward to it?
Welcome newbs! :pac:
I'm on the second year of the ECCE course now, just registered and 2250 poorer, but that story is for another day. If you have any questions feel free to drop me a PM or ask away here on thread 0 -
Welcome newbs! :pac:
I'm one the second year of the ECCE course now, just registered and 2250 poorer, but that story is for another day. If you have any questions feel free to drop me a PM or ask away here on thread
Hi Lola great to find someone a year ahead of me Are you starting your placement soon? Did you have to find it yourself and is it full 5 days in placement or do you still have classes? Im really looking forward to the part next year But guess i'll have to get through this year first. How did you find assignments & lecturers? 0 -
ditzyfairy wrote: »Hi Lola great to find someone a year ahead of me Are you starting your placement soon? Did you have to find it yourself and is it full 5 days in placement or do you still have classes? Im really looking forward to the part next year But guess i'll have to get through this year first. How did you find assignments & lecturers?
We have two weeks of mandatory pre-placement training and then I'm on placement for the rest of the semester. It could be full or part time, depending on the setting you are based in but we have to complete 500 odd hours and submit a placement project so it works out the same. As far as I know after the initial training there is no more classes, and more importantly no exams! I found the assignments and lecturers both really interesting for the most part. Get involved and get to know your lecturers, that really helps if you run into any issues along the line. It helps to do your reading and keep on top of things as you go along in terms of revision because you do cover quite a lot of diverse material, especially in psychology and child centred practice. I loved it though, I can't wait to get back to college! 0 -
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ditzyfairy wrote: »Hi Lola great to find someone a year ahead of me Are you starting your placement soon? Did you have to find it yourself and is it full 5 days in placement or do you still have classes? Im really looking forward to the part next year But guess i'll have to get through this year first. How did you find assignments & lecturers?
We have two weeks of mandatory pre-placement training and then I'm on placement for the rest of the semester. It could be full or part time, depending on the setting you are based in but we have to complete 500 odd hours and submit a placement project so it works out the same. As far as I know after the initial training there is no more classes, and more importantly no exams! I found the assignments and lecturers both really interesting for the most part. Get involved and get to know your lecturers, that really helps if you run into any issues along the line. It helps to do your reading and keep on top of things as you go along in terms of revision because you do cover quite a lot of diverse material, especially in psychology and child centred practice. I loved it though, I can't wait to get back to college!
Sounds amazing! really looking forward to it! 0 -
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