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  • well i survived :j :j

    no it was really really good. The tutor was a bit rushy so a older lady asked me for help :o but i understood it so i was like :D. The group is huge (31) but they are leaving it for a few weeks and if in a month they may split it. Ok there were 'young' ones ie 17~19 however they didnt mess around much. We didnt get much done which i expected but it was good. I do need some books for referance however she says most is avalible on the internet, so i shall be printing some out :j but it was great and i cant wait untill next week now :D

    jet, taka & spud ~ thanks yes it was more easy than i thought and people didnt look at me strangely :rotfl: it was also very relaxed which i liked.

    yorkie ~ yes its GCSE maths. I had a D in 2002 and i really need a C. However i have found out today in order to do my OU course i may need an a level maths :eek: however i 'think' thats to do my course in real uni not online :)
  • spud30
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    Glad you were OK PAP.

    I'd like to go and do GCSE in English - the whole class failed when I did it at school. Bad teacher or what :rolleyes:
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  • spud30 wrote: »
    Glad you were OK PAP.

    I'd like to go and do GCSE in English - the whole class failed when I did it at school. Bad teacher or what :rolleyes:

    awww no really :rolleyes: that is bad, very bad... is it something you will need for your job spud?
  • btw ~ off topic... today the cat has found my new bed :rolleyes: 5 days :rotfl: not long eh :D
  • spud30
    spud30 Posts: 16,872 Forumite
    awww no really :rolleyes: that is bad, very bad... is it something you will need for your job spud?

    Not so far PAP - they seem to go off the person, rather than bits of paper, which is lucky :D

    I can do it if I want to, and they seem to think I would be able to do it free, but I'd have to find out.
    Is it better to aim for the stars and hit a tree or aim for a tree and land in its branches :think:
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  • spud30 wrote: »
    Not so far PAP - they seem to go off the person, rather than bits of paper, which is lucky :D

    I can do it if I want to, and they seem to think I would be able to do it free, but I'd have to find out.

    aww spud, if its free i would do it :D there is nothing stopping you :)... if its any confidence booster i would have loved you helping me out at school :D
  • Hi pap
    glad you enjoyed your first class:T :T :T
    going to college is a whole different thing to when you are at school. You will love it I'm sure:D :D

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    Super pap
    So glad it went well.
    Glad the cat has found your bed!!

    Oh, remember too that you can always order books from the library for free or about 50p or something like that.
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  • Pap, so glad you enjoyed the first day :j remember even the younger ones are they because they've chosen to be, maybe for a similar reason to you :)

    Hope the cat isn't taking up too much space :D
  • Yorkielass
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    PAP - glad your 1st night went well - I'm sure you'll do great :j.

    This Uni course sounds interesting. Some courses have different entry requirements for 'non school leavers' so it's worth contacting them if you haven't already - although it looks like you've got it all planned out!.
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