A Level via distance learning

Sammy Snake | 14:30 Tue 29th Aug 2006 | Jobs & Education

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I am condsidering taking an A level and have seen ones where you can study at home.

Has anyone done one in this way and was it any more difficult than going to college? Bearing in mind I left school 20 years ago (although I do have 'O' levels).

I work full time and am having trouble finding a college nearby that does what I want in the evenings

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daughter doing two now and struggling, as a teacher unless you have dedication going to night school better.

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Thanks for that info, unfortunately none of the colleges near me do the courses I want or I would definately go to night school.

I think my problem would be motivating myself to actually do the work although thinking of how much it cost may just spur me on a bit...

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