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enjoyed it very much
Birkbeck, University Of London
Dr S.T, February 2007

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I enjoyed this course very much. The lecturers were very interesting and really helpful and i think helped us all in the class if we wanted it. Birkbeck is a great place to study.

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Celta
CELTA: Certificate (UCLES)
City And Islington College
Anon, March 2007

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City and Islington are running a fantastic Celta course. The course tutors are happy and helpful. The college enviroment is positive, iclusive and the facilities are superb. I can honestly not say one bad thing about the college or course received so much encouragment. Absolutely loved it there.

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It does exactly what it says on the tin!
Anon, March 2007

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Biographical Research
University Of Southampton
Jerron, March 2007

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A challenging and exciting course although requires a lot of commitment and hard work.

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Social Justice
Institute Of Education, University Of London
Michelle , March 2007

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An interesting, engaging and modern course looking at the real and complex issues surrounding inclusion, exclusion and social justice. A great choice of course for people who have an interest in social justice issues.

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Rights and education module
Institute Of Education, University Of London
Michelle, March 2007

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Social justice is an excellent course which I recommend. it is flexible in your choice of modules which allows for a good bredth of study. Rights and education is a well taught informative college.

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Reviewing my course
Tower Hamlets College
Claire, March 2007

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I am training to become a good nursery nurse to help and support the needs of the children. The course is very helpful and supportive.

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Reviewing my course!
Tower Hamlets College
Nayema, March 2007

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It is very helpful and is what is necessary for a career in childcare. Is needed for relevant jobs. Gives relevant info and advice.

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Tower Hamlets College
Fahima, March 2007

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This course is very helpful. It teaches the importance of childcare and is relevant for my career choice.

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Great value for money, and personally rewarding.
Liverpool Hope University
Chris, April 2007

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I have just finished my first year, and I don't think I could ask for anything more from my course. My tutors are very down to earth and are always there to listen if I have a problem with anything. The modules in the first year teach you the core law subjects, with additional modules in French/German legal language. The law modules are taught with everyone studying for a law degree, whilst the language modules only involve a class of about 12. This means you get enough attention in order to iron out any problems you may have with the course material. Any law course is challenging, but studying law in a foreign language can make it even more so. However, it is very rewarding and opens a lot of doors to many different opportunities across a large number of careers. In my first year I had 8 lectures a week, 4 seminars and 2 language classes and I found it a joy to be at all of them. It is necessary to put in extra hours reading and working inorder to get through the material. The lecturers and very friendly and make the lectures interesting to listen to.

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The library is a great place to work quietly with access to all the resources you could possibly need. Additionally, the online services provide accoess to an enormous amount of online databases. There is also the Learning Grid, which provides IT facilities where you can go to work alone or in groups. The IT resources on campus are good and readily available when you need it.

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There is a good balance of male and female students, as well as a variety of nationalities, which makes the learning environment a pleasure to be in. Lectures are attended by about 200 people, followed up by seminars the following week with approximately 15 people. There are plenty of places around campus to work and socialise and to grab a drink with friends between lectures. The atmosphere on campus is generally quite relaxed and friendly!!!
Excellent Course
University Of Stirling
Jason, April 2007

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This is an Excellent course. With loads of oppotunities to progress and become an excellent teacher.

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University Of Stirling
Jason, April 2007

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An excellent Course with loads of oppotunities to progress and become an excellent teacher.

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First Aid Training Organisation
Allen, May 2007

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Wonderful and interesting. I learned more than just first aid through this course.
A course that everyone should take
First Aid Training Organisation
Daniel , May 2007

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I think people will definitely benefit from this course. A lot more people should do the course to be confident in medical situations and emergencie.
Entertaining course
First Aid Training Organisation
Alice, May 2007

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The training was extremely educational. The teacher was very specific which allowed quick gain of knowledge. It was entertaining which increases my chances of remembering the course well.

Education Certificate Newham College Of Further Education, Newham

About this course: This course is designed to develop the professional skills and knowledge of those who teach in post-compulsory (post-16) education and Training (PCET). Read more

Fees: This course is absolutely free if you are a UK/EU resident, unemployed and receiving benefits. It is also free if you are a UK/EU citizen and this is your first level 4 course, whether or not you are unemployed. If you are a UK/EU citizen and you do need to pay, the course fee is £800 per year.

Qualification: Course Certificate

Timetable: 4 hours per week.

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