What’s Included All online study materials and student handbooks are supplied. You will be allocated a tutor for academic support who you can contact as often as you like by telephone and email. You will also have access to a student support co-ordinator for administrative support. You will also complete an online induction and have access to an online Virtual Campus.
Workload We recommend an average of 8-10 hours study time per week for this programme.
Exemptions No exemptions are allowed for this programme.
Enrolment dates November, February, May and August
How to Apply In addition to a completed application form: • Copies of your relevant certificates and/or transcripts.
• One suitable reference. Please note we can only accept academic and/or professional work references.
• Copy of you CV detailing your work history (if you do not have A Levels).
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Call us Contact us today on FREEphone 0800 COURSES / 0800 268 7737
What You Could Study Next Successful completion of the programme may allow you entry to:
Anglia Ruskin University BSc (Hons) Business Computing (Final Year Top-up)
“At 25 with financial commitments it would have been impossible for me to attend full time study and not receive the income I receive currently. rdi provided a solution that will enable me to obtain a nationally recognised qualification whilst still bringing in my income to satisfy my financial commitments.
The course literature is simple and easy to understand, along with the support and access to my course tutor, has made it a win win situation for me.”
Andy Cain, HNC Computing (Business IT)
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