Distance Learning
Is Long Distance Education A Good Idea?
Long distance education enables people to get back to studying when they otherwise wouldn’t have the means.
Perhaps your schedule is too busy, or your shifts don’t align with the class times of your preferred course. Online learning gives an alternative[...]
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Preparing for your Distance Learning Course
Distance learning offers the same qualifications available through bricks and mortar colleges. Whether that’s retaking your GCSEs or learning a new hobby, it’s possible to do so through distance learning.
Anyone with conflicting schedules can[...]
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What is Self-Directed Learning?
The most common practice when an individual or group decide they want to learn something is to seek the assistance of a teacher or professional instructor. These educators then teach those wishing to learn and supervise the process in which they do.
The[...]
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Do I Need A Levels to be a Teaching Assistant?
Working as a Teaching Assistant, you will provide invaluable support to Teachers and children alike. Teachers do an amazing job of educating and inspiring the next generation. By working in partnership, Teaching Assistants can help them communicate key[...]
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What Does Access to Higher Education Mean?
Higher Education is an optional third level stage of study at university. On completion, individuals are awarded an academic degree.
Numerous career paths are only available to people with a degree, such as engineering, medicine, teaching and nursing.[...]
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Should I study A Level Physics?
A Level Physics allows you to delve into the laws that explain why everything in the universe – from quasars to Quavers – exists. It explores where energy comes from, how it behaves and how it can be transformed.
It also examines the forces of nature[...]
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Why are Online Courses so Popular?
Online courses are relatively new. Originally distance learning was provided by sending course guides, heavy textbooks, CDs and DVDs through the post. Assignments were either submitted through the post or via an online portal that was little more than[...]
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Should I take Sociology or History GCSE?
GCSE History and Sociology challenge students to analyse their view of the world.
GCSE History focuses on past societies while Sociology concerns itself with the theory of modern society. Both subjects allow the learner to explore the world from various[...]
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How important are GCSEs for Adults?
GCSEs are a standard qualification in the UK for school children between the ages of 14 – 16. They were the first time we were able to tailor our education towards our interests and our future endeavours.
And even though time has passed, the value of[...]
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Should I take GCSE Sociology?
GCSE Sociology is a fascinating area of study that focuses on the complexities and behaviours within human society.
It’s something of a unifying term, bringing together multiple areas of study that focus on the various elements that compromise human[...]
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