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sharron 02-22-2009 03:48 PM

Foundation Degree
 
Hi

Is it possible to go straight to foundation degree after NVQ L3

Thanks

Sharron:wave:

tutu 02-22-2009 04:12 PM

yes! as long as you are confident you can cope with the very different way of learning. it is not about proving competence it is wholly academic. so you need to be sure you can write essays, harvard referencing etc, research etc. one of the best ways some of mine have found is to do a module with the OU or a short course with them first. good luck!

portchesterqueen 02-22-2009 04:57 PM

Hi, sharron
You can start the foundation degree at level 1 from the nvq3. You may have to attend an interview with the university this is usually to satisfy them that you will cope with the workload acadmically. If you are not sure whether you think you are ready or not you could do the access course first and see how you manage. I will say it's getting the assignments academically correct which is takes the most time, not the actual content.
hope this helps
Portchesterqueen

sharron 02-22-2009 10:09 PM

Thanks for reply I feel a bit scared now should I go for the Level 4 instead.

Thanks Sharron

Narnia 02-22-2009 10:44 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by sharron (Post 19055)
Thanks for reply I feel a bit scared now should I go for the Level 4 instead.

Thanks Sharron

sharron, DO NOT be scared, do not be put off............................go for it and ask for help if you need it.I was terrified, but am getting there ( had to have an extension due to serious illness, but I am going to graduate on time!)..........so, if i can do it, so can YOU!!:thumbsup::applause::With love::reading:

cabin 02-22-2009 11:25 PM

Wanting to do it in the first place show's that you are willing to learn.. I'd say go for it!
It is a different style of learning than NVQs- but that doesn't mean you should be afraid to try.
xx

sharron 02-22-2009 11:28 PM

Thanks Narnia

You have made me feel better about it. Can we keep in touch, see my tutor on 2nd March will know then when I start.

Thanks for your support

Sharron

portchesterqueen 02-23-2009 09:51 PM

fda
 
Hi Sharron

If you've done the nvq3 then i'm sure you will manage the fda. It is hard work but the reward you will get at the end will make it worth it! There are plenty of people to help you and tutors on the course are very helpful. Don't be put off, I was really worried when i started and felt overwhelmed to start with, but once you have your first assignment under your belt you'll be well on your way.

Have faith in your own capabilities, there probably better than you think.
:With love:
portchesterqueen

sharron 02-25-2009 07:33 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by portchesterqueen (Post 19105)
Hi Sharron

If you've done the nvq3 then i'm sure you will manage the fda. It is hard work but the reward you will get at the end will make it worth it! There are plenty of people to help you and tutors on the course are very helpful. Don't be put off, I was really worried when i started and felt overwhelmed to start with, but once you have your first assignment under your belt you'll be well on your way.

Have faith in your own capabilities, there probably better than you think.
:With love:
portchesterqueen

Thanks the more I talk about it the more possible it becomes thanks for the support.:With love:

Sabira 03-28-2009 07:32 PM

Fda?
 
Hi Sharron,

excuse my ignorance but what is the FDA??


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