college review for 2391, 17th.

[rjsv]

hi,
im thinking of booking my 17th and 2391 with severn college, judt wondering if anyone has used them, and how did you rate it.

thanks

 

[GLENNSPARK]

Got guidance note three yet?

 

[rjsv]

no not yet, im going to book them for january, so should have time to get gn by then

 

[Richard]

in general, its the same as most courses i'v been on. They'll teach you to pass the exam. How much you learn from it will depend on how much you are willing to read around.

By the way, where in ceredigion are you? I live there too!

 

[GLENNSPARK]

no not yet, im going to book them for january, so should have time to get gn by then

Get it now (GN3)...dont wait as you will need to study it for at least 4-6 weeks whenever you can as the 2391 isn`t an easy one to pass...........

 

[Sparky Ninja]

in general, its the same as most courses i'v been on. They'll teach you to pass the exam. How much you learn from it will depend on how much you are willing to read around.

By the way, where in ceredigion are you? I live there too!

If that's true the I would go elsewhere.

 

[netblindpaul]

The current GN3 is obsolete as of 1/1/12.
Its replacement will not be around till March/April is IIRC, I think I have posted a link to the publication schedule.
Personally at this point I would not be entertaining 17th or 2391 until the new courses are rolled out, unless a job depended on it.

 

[Sparky Ninja]

The new 17th course is already rolled out. Also I would suggest doing the 2391 whilst it's still possible (only if you realistically are ready) as it will be commonly understood among employers that the QCF fiasco has been enforced to make the 2391 more achievable, therefore the 2391 qualification will be more sought after.

 

[rjsv]

in general, its the same as most courses i'v been on. They'll teach you to pass the exam. How much you learn from it will depend on how much you are willing to read around.

By the way, where in ceredigion are you? I live there too!

hi richard im from aberystwyth,

 

[keniff]

aberystwyth,

Try saying that with a mouth full of peas