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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 helpbut i understood it so i was like
. 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
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 online0 -
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:Is it better to aim for the stars and hit a tree or aim for a tree and land in its branches :think:Loves being a Wonderbra friend :kisses3:
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btw ~ off topic... today the cat has found my new bed :rolleyes: 5 days :rotfl: not long eh0
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postingalwaysposting wrote: »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
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:Loves being a Wonderbra friend :kisses3:
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Not so far PAP - they seem to go off the person, rather than bits of paper, which is lucky
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 itthere is nothing stopping you
... if its any confidence booster i would have loved you helping me out at school
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Super pap
So glad it went well.
Glad the cat has found your bed!!
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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 space0 -
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!.Initial Mortgage January 2024 - £160,000
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