someone recommend a course cus im lost!

[Fred Pass]

hello im looking to do a arb course this year but im unsure which one to do. im currently a self employed 19 year old, got most of my tickets, but doing a fulltime course and working isnt going to work out..

 

So could anyone point me in the right direction for a part-timeish course that will give me a more understanding in the industry and give me some decent qualifications. i live in sheffield and there isnt really any collages round here that do arb courses!

 

any info would be bob on.

 

ta:thumbup1:

[penfold]

if you have a levels you could try the foundation degree part time at askham bryan at york or the online degree at myerscough. hope this puts you on the right course.

[scottythepinetree]

RFS cert or ISA cert, are pretty basic, short, doable part-time and give you a good grounding if you want to carry on and do a more indepth course later on.

[Fred Pass]

cheers penfold..i dont have a levels due to been thick at school and been workin since i left! gonna ring askham tomorrow though. yes ive been looking at the online degree too might be worth doing. have you done it?

 

cheers

[Fred Pass]

RFS cert or ISA cert, are pretty basic, short, doable part-time and give you a good grounding if you want to carry on and do a more indepth course later on.

 

nice one ill have a look into them now:thumbup1:

[penfold]

im currently doing the foundation degree full time as i'm self employed and the opportunity presented itself so i took it. Just finished first year and passed all my exams. This is my second bite at the HE cherry as i ballsed my hnd up when i was 19 () and i don't intend doing the same again.

[brassmonkey001]

This should help.

[Fred Pass]

Depends on your future, retirement is something good to work to.

I have about 15 different skills, all will help if I'm penniless.

If you take all landscaping into account, think about a architects type course to earn 50k plus jobs.

Good luck

ye i know where your coming from, ive done abit of landscaping before and enjoyed it ... i have skills in tea and coffee making so that migh get me somewere in life! cheers for advice tho

 

im currently doing the foundation degree full time as i'm self employed and the opportunity presented itself so i took it. Just finished first year and passed all my exams. This is my second bite at the HE cherry as i ballsed my hnd up when i was 19 () and i don't intend doing the same again.

cool where are you doin the FD? and how many days is it a week?

 

This should help.

done it already, course was full of old men no GILF.

[RobArb]

i'm also doing the FdSc albeit online part time, but i can't afford to give up work to do it full time

[Fred Pass]

i'm also doing the FdSc albeit online part time, but i can't afford to give up work to do it full time

same here wish i could take two year off and get paid for it!

 

coffee making! i know a couple of people who have made a mint!

ha thats mint that! we talking trebor or money?!