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Mumsnet Discussions: Further education : What OU courses go with the ones I have chosen? (18 messages)

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By KatyMac on Fri 29-Aug-08 18:13:18

this one & this one

I seem to be floundering a bit. I need a second level 2 and a second level 3.

I also need a short course maybe a 10 point or a 30 starting in Sept/Oct to get me going - any suggestions?

By KatyMac on Fri 29-Aug-08 21:53:28

bump

By KatyMac on Fri 29-Aug-08 22:42:41

This is a possible short course

By KatyMac on Fri 29-Aug-08 22:45:45

Or maybe this one?

By KatyMac on Fri 29-Aug-08 22:47:03

Or even this one

By KatyMac on Fri 29-Aug-08 22:56:04

this looks good but is only level 1

By KatyMac on Sat 30-Aug-08 10:44:14

Gosh I was feeling needy last night blush

Never mind I am a bit more decisive this morning...maybe

By KatyMac on Sat 30-Aug-08 15:49:32

I seem to be creating more choices not less sad

By mankymummy on Sat 30-Aug-08 15:53:13

i've never seen a thread entirely populated with messages from the OP before grin

By KatyMac on Sat 30-Aug-08 15:53:59

It's very sad - isn't it sad

By mankymummy on Sat 30-Aug-08 15:56:40

maybe you just like your own company... or you are bonkers and talk to yourself all the time. wink

it made me laugh actually !

By KatyMac on Sat 30-Aug-08 16:14:10

It's a good place to store ideas actually

& you never know someone might care enough to help

By KatyMac on Sun 31-Aug-08 21:00:23

or not

By amazonianadventure on Tue 02-Sep-08 21:14:59

they all look boring katymac

By sunnylabsmum on Wed 03-Sep-08 06:04:43

what award are you aiming for? What future careers might the courses help? What have you done before? Do you prefer end of course exams or projects? All of these will help guide you to the best course. Hope this helps (Ex OU tutor!!)

By KatyMac on Wed 03-Sep-08 19:21:52

Thanks Amazonianadverture grin

I'm doing an open degree (I have between 80 & 120 points from previous study)

I'm thinking about jobs in change management or project management

I finished an ILM level 3 certificate in First Line Management and loved it

I did a level 3 NVQ in childcare & hated it (I loved attending the course but hated the work)

By amazonianadventure on Wed 03-Sep-08 21:29:37

no worries katymac grin

Ive got 80 points for previous stdy god knows how they work it out

By KatyMac on Wed 03-Sep-08 21:34:36

I have decided to do the 2 I want & worry about the other 2 another time

I just need to find a short course (level 1 or 2) to do between Sept & Feb when the course I want to do starts

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