What is the deal with Vision2learn?

teamshepherd

juno wrote: »

I'm not sure on the exact conversion, but if you took exams at age 16 or older they should be fairly similar.

Yeah, I should be good then

teamshepherd

Just an update. I did the eligibility check on phone and got assigned to the college, and then I got the course login info yesterday afternoon.
I have at this point completed the first of 4 sections, the Word Processing Software one and done the assessment for it.
I have sent the assessment and all the needed files to the tutor around 11 pm last night.
And now, of course, I am so impatient to see if I did good!

MenInBlack

Flyonthewall wrote: »

I can't send my driving licence off to them though so what are you supposed to do?

When I enrolled onto my Nutrition & Health course I was also asked for I.D and I said to them I cannot send my I.D and they said to email it to them.

What my sister did was that she sent the form off to them without sending the I.D and luckily for her they must have forgot and did not ask her for the I.D. I tried the same thing but they kept asking for a photocopy of my passport so I had to email them a copy.

I know they do this as colleges for students who were not born in the UK.

Flyonthewall

MenInBlack wrote: »

When I enrolled onto my Nutrition & Health course I was also asked for I.D and I said to them I cannot send my I.D and they said to email it to them.

What my sister did was that she sent the form off to them without sending the I.D and luckily for her they must have forgot and did not ask her for the I.D. I tried the same thing but they kept asking for a photocopy of my passport so I had to email them a copy.

I know they do this as colleges for students who were not born in the UK.

Wow, how long ago was it I said that? I applied and finished the course ages ago and I don't think I applied straight away after having asked that.

That was based on when I'd tried applying first time (2012 I think) and they'd wanted that sending in. I think I must have scanned it last time and sent it with the enrolment form because I can't find an email for it (only for something else I had to email then). Either way you don't have to send your actual ID to them.

You have to provide ID for any college course, UK student or not.

Edit: Originally said that on 09-09-2013 lol.

MenInBlack

Flyonthewall wrote: »

Wow, how long ago was it I said that? I applied and finished the course ages ago and I don't think I applied straight away after having asked that.

That was based on when I'd tried applying first time (2012 I think) and they'd wanted that sending in. I think I must have scanned it last time and sent it with the enrolment form because I can't find an email for it (only for something else I had to email then). Either way you don't have to send your actual ID to them.

You have to provide ID for any college course, UK student or not.

Edit: Originally said that on 09-09-2013 lol.

Yeah I didn't look at the date for some weird reason and seemed compelled to post regardless. Oh well I guess it might still be useful to someone else who might be in the same situation.

By the way I have never been asked for proof for I.D. when I enrolled onto courses at my college. Apart from my friend he has to because he was not born in the UK.

Flyonthewall

MenInBlack wrote: »

Yeah I didn't look at the date for some weird reason and seemed compelled to post regardless. Oh well I guess it might still be useful to someone else who might be in the same situation.

By the way I have never been asked for proof for I.D. when I enrolled onto courses at my college. Apart from my friend he has to because he was not born in the UK.

Yeah.

Oh right. Well I have, but perhaps it depends on the college or something else.