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MSE Parents Club Part 10
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Can you not do OU psychology? I'm sure my friend did that (then did childcare at college).
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money_maker wrote: »... Dylan has been granted another 6 weeks at hydro which we wernt expecting !! So he is back tomorrow morning at 9.30
I am so pleased as he really does love it !!
They're determined to get you in a cossie!
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never mind, I didn't read what you wrote properly...0
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My local tech did night classes in physcologly GCSEs, would that be something that you could do ??The two best things I have done with my life
:TDD 5/11/02 :j DS 17/6/09 :T
STOPTOBER CHALLANGE ... here we go !!0 -
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Thanks for that, i think i saw a little poster about a learn direct centre on the notice board downstairs, maybe there is one near.DKAM.. have a gander at learndirect they do GCSE's .. BUT you do need to go to an assessment centre for tutorials and the actual exam. I think OU do some too.. it does depend on the subject though.0 -
I'll have a looksieCan you not do OU psychology? I'm sure my friend did that (then did childcare at college).
What about a social science course then?
eh? was that directed at me?never mind, I didn't read what you wrote properly...
I cant do night courses, no childcare xmoney_maker wrote: »My local tech did night classes in physcologly GCSEs, would that be something that you could do ??0 -
Ooh ooh got my eye on a petite star zia on ebay. It says used 3 times and has a BIN of £65, I reckon that's a good buy - only half an hour away from me too! Although the seller has listed 2 of them - same pic but ending at different times and with a diff BIN of £80??
I love my Zia
apart from the smallness of the shopping basket.
You can get it new with changing bag and footmuff for £99.99 here. http://www.nurseryvalue.com/pushchairs/default.aspx
Or a recon. one for £60.00 here. http://www.nurseryvalue.com/reworked/default.aspx
Glad you're feeling a bit better MFD. Just posting on here often helps.:beer:0 -
sorry, I siad social scince, but if you have a social care NVQ, think they are teh same.
I'm off to bed, I can't string a scentance together.0 -
Buttonmoons wrote: »Scottish Power! 3 years I've been with them, it's who the last tennant was with, I didnt even know I could change :rotfl: Im still waiting for them to send me a new key card (1 year now, 10 days my bum) as Southern electric sent me a key one christmas with £10 on it so I used it, ad they told me to send them my old one so I did, thinking it had been taken over, but it hadnt. So i was paying southern electric, and using scottish powers electricity. Took ages to sort out!
I asked Scottish power about them taking it out and they said no, i would have to pay or get my landlord to do it, which is the council so nay!
Well it's neither of those! But i know we charge £50 to change elec meters & £70 to change gas meters UNLESS:
a) you've moved in within the last 3 months and the meter was the previous tenants (cos you're not supposed to be expected to inherit them, but i know other companies don't offer the same, or
b) you've been supplied by the company at any address for at least 12 months (then we can see you're a good customer etc & are likely to stay with us)
In these cases we would change it for free.
I would phone Scottish Power & ask to speak to their Retentions department. Tell them you've been approached by another company & told they would change your meter free of charge if you changed your supply to them, but you don't really want to change if you can help it so would they be prepared to change it free of charge to keep your custom, especially as you've been a loyal customer of theirs for past 3 years.
p.s. Most of the time your correct supplier can get your payments, even if you're using a different key.:j Very proud mummy to Evie Mae born 26/12/09 :jAims for 2010 - be a good mummy, lose (some) weight, clear (some) debts, be happy
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