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So, what is the difference between the 90 credit BTEC level 3 diploma and a subsidiary diploma level 3?
The above? i am confused.
The above? i am confused.
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(Original post by 08Mercyf)
So, what is the difference between the 90 credit BTEC level 3 diploma and a subsidiary diploma level 3?
So, what is the difference between the 90 credit BTEC level 3 diploma and a subsidiary diploma level 3?
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(Original post by Compost)
A 90 credit diploma is half as big again as a subsidiary diploma.
A 90 credit diploma is half as big again as a subsidiary diploma.
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Certificate = 0.5 A levels
Subsid = 1 A level
90 Cred = 1.5 A levels
Diploma = 2 A levels
Extended Dip = 3 A levels
Subsid = 1 A level
90 Cred = 1.5 A levels
Diploma = 2 A levels
Extended Dip = 3 A levels
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(Original post by WazzaRooney1)
Subsidiary - 60 credits
Subsidiary - 60 credits
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(Original post by yt7777)
Certificate = 0.5 A levels
Subsid = 1 A level
90 Cred = 1.5 A levels
Diploma = 2 A levels
Extended Dip = 3 A levels
Certificate = 0.5 A levels
Subsid = 1 A level
90 Cred = 1.5 A levels
Diploma = 2 A levels
Extended Dip = 3 A levels
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(Original post by 08Mercyf)
so the extended diploma is the best out of them all?
so the extended diploma is the best out of them all?
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(Original post by Compost)
Yes.
Yes.
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(Original post by 08Mercyf)
so unis for nursing won't accept the 90 credit diploma 5 GCE'S
claireestelle
so unis for nursing won't accept the 90 credit diploma 5 GCE'S
claireestelle
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(Original post by claireestelle)
you'd need an extended diploma if you had no other level 3 qualifications.
you'd need an extended diploma if you had no other level 3 qualifications.
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(Original post by 08Mercyf)
ohh right but say i do the 90 credit diploma and then the access course, will i get to uni for child nursing?
ohh right but say i do the 90 credit diploma and then the access course, will i get to uni for child nursing?
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(Original post by claireestelle)
The access course on its own would be enough really, having both won't really give you an advantage i d have thought.
The access course on its own would be enough really, having both won't really give you an advantage i d have thought.
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(Original post by 08Mercyf)
so, say i don't have any level 3 qualifications but do the aceess course? this is enough?
so, say i don't have any level 3 qualifications but do the aceess course? this is enough?
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I have enrolled at college to do the 90 credit diploma but at the same time enrolled at sixth firn to do the subsudsrary extended diploma alongside sociology and philosophy.
So, am I not better at sixth form than college?
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(Original post by 08Mercyf)
I have enrolled at college to do the 90 credit diploma but at the same time enrolled at sixth firn to do the subsudsrary extended diploma alongside sociology and philosophy.
So, am I not better at sixth form than college?
I have enrolled at college to do the 90 credit diploma but at the same time enrolled at sixth firn to do the subsudsrary extended diploma alongside sociology and philosophy.
So, am I not better at sixth form than college?
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(Original post by 08Mercyf)
But I am only 17 and most acesd courses require you to be 18-19+
I have enrolled at college to do the 90 credit diploma but at the same time enrolled at sixth firn to do the subsudsrary extended diploma alongside sociology and philosophy.
So, am I not better at sixth form than college?
But I am only 17 and most acesd courses require you to be 18-19+
I have enrolled at college to do the 90 credit diploma but at the same time enrolled at sixth firn to do the subsudsrary extended diploma alongside sociology and philosophy.
So, am I not better at sixth form than college?
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My ideal career is child nursing because I like children but they don'tst yiyr passuon fir it. Instead they jydgr bu yoyr t grades.
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(Original post by Compost)
There is no such thing as a subsidiary extended diploma. I presume you mean the subsid diploma. If you are doing this as well as 2 A levels then you will probably be fine.
There is no such thing as a subsidiary extended diploma. I presume you mean the subsid diploma. If you are doing this as well as 2 A levels then you will probably be fine.
It'd the subsudsry diploma.
Thsnjs for the reply.
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(Original post by claireestelle)
So you will have full sociology and philsophy a levels and the btec which putting them together gives you the equivalent to 3 a levels but college would give you 1.5 a levels so better staying at sixth form unless you do the 90 credit diploma and do another year to get the extended diploma
So you will have full sociology and philsophy a levels and the btec which putting them together gives you the equivalent to 3 a levels but college would give you 1.5 a levels so better staying at sixth form unless you do the 90 credit diploma and do another year to get the extended diploma
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