GCSE And Long Distant Learning

GCSE ARCHAEOLOGY 

A lot of people have email me or search this site out asking for GCSE in Archaeology and where to find them in your local area. The good news is they are quite a few places running GCSE in archaeology and the bad news is that it would be impossible for me to listed each one on this site. However, I have provided you with a link that will help you and is updated regularly given you the best information to hand.

http://www.aqa.org.uk/qual/gcse/arc.html

Long Distant Learning

Most of the universities are listed do deal with Long Distance Learning but you must register with them first or ring them. Its best to get on the course early as possible as they do fill up quickly and you may be able to apply for funding but you will have to find that out for yourselves. The two university I would highly recommend and should not be overlooked if you are serious about going further in your education or wanting to know about archaeology. They will be essays to do I think that at the moment you have to take them. Some do offer online material saving work being sent out to your home address.

http://www.ex.ac.uk/dll/ Exeter university has a long distant learning in archaeology and has good all round information and your lecturer is always on hand to give you guidance and help you through your learning. Flexibility is essential to any part-time study programme. At the University of Exeter we understand that students have a variety of reasons for returning to education. The other good point about Exeter University is that they have a disability officer who is very good and the Exeter has proven to a all round good university in helping students on Distance learning.

http://www.le.ac.uk/lifelonglearning/ The University has an excellent reputation for teaching and research, as evident in assessments carried out by the Higher Education Funding Council for England. It is also rated by the Financial Times (2001 League Tables) as the UK's largest provider of taught postgraduate degrees. The University runs a number of well-established distance learning courses, which attract students from all over the world. New courses are constantly introduced, building on the University’s experience in running this type of courses.

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