Andy Martin
How do I enrol on a Stonebridge College course?
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You can enrol quickly and easily by clicking on the Enrol Now button on your preferred course’s description page on our website. Simply complete the secure online registration form and we’ll do the rest.
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When do Stonebridge College courses start?
Unlike traditional schools, colleges or universities there are no terms, semesters, or specified intake dates for our uniquely flexible distance education courses. Our system of continuous enrolment means that you can enrol on any day and at any time[...]
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What are the study methods available with Stonebridge College?
You can study either via the paper-based or the online method:
Paper-based
With paper-based study you receive one lesson at a time through the post. Once you’ve completed the question paper for the assignment you submit your work via e-mail, post,[...]
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What if I haven’t been a student for a long time?
When you enrol on your course, you’ll receive a comprehensive study guide particularly useful for those students who are either new to study or are returning to study. It contains useful tips, guidance and advice on a variety of study methods to help[...]
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Can I study more than one distance learning course at a time?
Absolutely! You’ll find that by studying this way you create a steady flow of work for yourself. Many of our courses are highly complementary to one another and work well together. Our students tend to start with one course, discover how easy it is[...]
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How difficult will my Stonebridge distance learning course be?
This depends on the nature of the course. Our course levels of learning range from a vocational standard all the way up to a certificate in higher education. All of our Stonebridge distance learning courses have been written and structured especially[...]
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Learning How to Learn
Are You Using the Most Effective Methods of Studying?
If you are involved in any form of learning you need to know the most efficient ways to comprehend, revise and recall the material you are studying. Students of all ages have their favourite[...]
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Children and Young People
Research over time has demonstrated that children given higher quality educational provision and support in their early developmental years closes the gap between disadvantaged children and others as they grow older. In other words, children who are provided[...]
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How to Gain Experience When You Don’t Have Any
I’ve recently seen a lot of activity in our Student Learning Community and on our Facebook page surrounding questions of how to get experience in your area of interest. Many of you have taken courses in your field of interest, read supplemental materials,[...]
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A Level Qualifications
What Are A Levels?
GCE Advanced Levels, or A levels, are subject-specific qualifications offered in England, Wales and Northern Ireland. A levels are usually studied by 16-18 year-olds after GCSEs or International GCSEs, though anyone can study A levels[...]
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