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Distance LearningNewest Review: ... of undertaking the course, it was worth paying. I received my delivery a couple of days later. The delivery contained instructions and the cd I would need to access the information. In addition to this, I also had the option of emailing the tutor for support or indeed contacting them. There were a series of set tasks which I was required to do in order to ensure that I understood what I was learning and secondly to ensure that I was serious in doing this. At first I was a little taken aback by the software having never used this program before but quickly came to terms with it. The cd provided step by step instructions to help me ... more |
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by Sandy123 - written on 01/12/09
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Hi.
I have got acceptance for MSc finance, accounting and management form bradford university. It's distance learning, through RDI(Resource Development International Ltd).
Can any one advise me about the course it self, the distance learning, the RDI quality service?
Regards
by - written on 21/09/09 (Very useful, 518 readings)
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I had seen a mixed bag of reviews regarding Distance Learning before I finally took the decision to jump into this new learning. At the time it was made clear to me for someone who wished to pursue a career in accountancy that Sage was a software package which would be very important to learn. So with that, I ordered Sage Line 50 off the Learn Direct website. The price was fairly cheap and certainly considering the benefit of undertaking the course, it was worth paying. I received my delivery a couple of days later. The delivery contained instructions and the cd I would need to access the information. In addition to this, I also had the option of emailing the ... Read the complete review
by - written on 14/09/09 (Useful, 156 readings)
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I studied with the DistanceLearningCentre.com (Distance Learning Centre Ltd, Todmorden Road, Bacup, Lancashire). My experience, like many of the other students was very disappointing. The course materials weren´t adequate (the suggestion was, once signed up, buy lots of books via their website!)and were poorly put together. They were completely disorganised, didn´t seem to know what was going on with the courses they were offering or what the procedures were and meant more work and time because they´d given out wrong units. The support was also terrible. As you pay them per month, it seemed their main aim was to drag the course out for as long as ... Read the complete review
by - written on 02/09/09 (Somewhat useful, 174 readings)
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I did my Psychology A Level via distance learning and had a bit of a mixed experience. My AS year was fine we had one tutor who knew her stuff and guided us through the pack provided by the company. While the resources provided were not the best, they were adequate to get us through the year. My A2 year experience however was not as rosy. Through the course of the year we got through around 6 different tutors all telling us conflicting messages. When it came to completing coursework, the constant switching between tutors meant that we had very little guidance as to what was expected. My experience of Psychology in year 13 had been enough to put me off continuing the ... Read the complete review
by - written on 20/05/09 (Useful, 313 readings)
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I have done part of my degree course by using the Open University. I'm afraid it has not been a good experiance. I found the lack of contact with other students quite hard and the tutors not very suportive. I was supposed to have tutorials once a month and they were often to far for me to travel too, changed at the last minute or cancelled at short notice. I found the marking of different tutors extremly different so it was sometimes difficult to know where you were going right or wrong. I would never recommend it to anyone but maybe a different course / career would be more suited to distance learning. I was doing a degree in early Education as I am a nursery manager ... Read the complete review
from arwah2110
02/09/2009
from manicmaiden2000
20/05/2009

