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Gcses For Adults
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Hi I'm 35 and left school with no qualifications so i have deciced to get my life in order! I'm looking at doing GCSEs in Maths and English I currently work in a bar so work nights I'm hoping to find a better job but without GCSEs it's hard! Can anyone recommend the best way to study for my GCSEs I was looking at learndirect but I have read that there GCSE courses are not the real GCSE so won't be recognised as one. Any information and advice on how to gain GCSEs would be great! Also dose anyone know how long it would take to study for a GCSE? As I'm 35 and time is not on my side!
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.I am not sure if you can really learn either Maths or English from a book and so I think LearnDirect is unsuitable
As a learner myself - I did evening classes but the possibility would be to do a day in college - the further difficulty I am afraid is that as a 35 y old you may not be allowed to join under 20 y olds
( my seventy y o brother in Somerset commented 'oh we do!")
but as Mikey said Bloob - enrolment is just about to start
they are also great for advice so you might just call in
There were two over sixties inc me in my class last year
As a learner myself - I did evening classes but the possibility would be to do a day in college - the further difficulty I am afraid is that as a 35 y old you may not be allowed to join under 20 y olds
( my seventy y o brother in Somerset commented 'oh we do!")
but as Mikey said Bloob - enrolment is just about to start
they are also great for advice so you might just call in
There were two over sixties inc me in my class last year