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Hello,

I am currently considering starting this course too starting this May (2016) through open learning. I am currently electrician trained in the Army and I'm planning ahead really, so wondering how people got on with this course and whether it is a worthwhile course to have under your belt?

What sort of doors does this course open up for you? Also for anyone that has done this open learning style how did they find it?

I am willing to put alot of effort into this and smash it as quick as I can, I enjoy being in education although can't say I am the brightest when it comes to Mathematics :)


Hi
this is the first open learning course i have done. The maths is not that hard of you put the work in to it. But there is a lot of it.
 
Have you already started your course?

I am currently applying, trying to write a personal statement correctly is my first challenge :)

Been doing it for a good few months now. Im about half way through my second module. Done analytical method for engineers. Now doing engineering science. I wouldn't worry to much about the personal statement though. Did you have to do the bridging modules first?
 
I havent been made aware of the bridging module, literally just started application process yesterday to hopefully start course in May.

What criteria is used to determine whether you need to bridging course? My maths isn't amazing but I've done alot of maths in recent years during my trade training, no official quals though apart from C&Gs quals and the obvious GCSEs
 
I havent been made aware of the bridging module, literally just started application process yesterday to hopefully start course in May.

What criteria is used to determine whether you need to bridging course? My maths isn't amazing but I've done alot of maths in recent years during my trade training, no official quals though apart from C&Gs quals and the obvious GCSEs

Not sure about the criteria. But i had to do it because i had been out of education for 15 years. Its not that bad to be honest just 3 quick modules on algebra, trig and calculus.
 
I havent been made aware of the bridging module, literally just started application process yesterday to hopefully start course in May.

What criteria is used to determine whether you need to bridging course? My maths isn't amazing but I've done alot of maths in recent years during my trade training, no official quals though apart from C&Gs quals and the obvious GCSEs


I have the same qualifications mate GCSE and c&g electrical stuff . I am having to do the bridging maths module at that start of Feb.
 
I have just submitted the application now, hopefully get accepted. I don't mind starting with the maths module tbh if anything It will give me a good starting point via brushing up some rusty maths.

Looking forward to doing this course tbh hopefully open a couple more doors when I get it done.

Did you photocopy all your quals for the application? How long after submitting did you get accepted onto the course?
 
Got accepted on the course, however starting it in May as I'm currently working away til April. Anyways I am starting with the mathematics module..

After reading through this thread people have mentioned engineering mathematics by john bird is a good book to get, Is it worth getting the Higher Engineering Mathematics version ?

Hopefully when I start I can fly through the maths module

To anyone that has done the maths module, how long did it take you to do and do you have to get it done within a certain time?
 
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