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Bee35 | 21:30 Wed 25th Apr 2012 | Jobs & Education
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I'm in early 40's and looking for a possible career change in the health, diet and nutrition areas. I have been looking at courses, OU diplomas etc , but am really confused as to which qualifications are recognised for work in this area. Is a full degree required or would a diploma be enough? any advice welcome . :)
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from this link (NHS Careers) it says

It is necessary to have a recognised degree, MSc or post graduate diploma in nutrition and dietetics to work as a dietitian.


http://www.nhscareers...s/Default.aspx?Id=285
06:40 Thu 26th Apr 2012

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