HNC electrical

[jamesbrown01]

Hi can anyone tell me a good distance learning training centre where I can learn the HNC in electrical engineering??

thanks james

 

[Guest123]

FYI,

The maths course is Unit 333, page 180 of the PDF in the link.


http://www.cityandguilds.com/documents/ind_processing_oilandgas/0603_Units-L3.pdf

 

[pmac10]

someone told me that the SQA is better than the edxel version of the qualififcation, not sure how true this is?

if you don't live in Scotland stick with Edexcel, as for the SQA being better, rubbish, if i remember correctly, the SQA covers more subjects in less detail, 12 units to Edexcels 10, (i have completed engineering HNCs with both and recommend Edexcel).

 

[Kenny.]

FYI,

The maths course is Unit 333, page 180 of the PDF in the link.


http://www.cityandguilds.com/documents/ind_processing_oilandgas/0603_Units-L3.pdf

Hi Lenny, I'm thinking of doing the same HNC and will need to do the maths course aswell,
Is the maths course a "distance learning" one or do you have to attend in person?

Thanks
Ken

 

[malcolmsanford]

Hi Lenny, I'm thinking of doing the same HNC and will need to do the maths course aswell,
Is the maths course a "distance learning" one or do you have to attend in person?

Thanks
Ken

I just helped a lad do it a couple of years ago, he did the bridging course, though it is a recognized C&G course, and he did it distant learning he never had to take the final exam if he didn't want to, they assessed him the same way as they did his modules.

Basically once the tutor deemed him sufficiently competent in the maths he moved onto his HNC modules, it saved him on the price of the actual exam. If I remember rightly before he took the bridging course they did assess his maths, and he was consider adequate, so it might be different if you are not.