Online courses

hi does anyone know any online courses i can do, i’m specifically looking for health and social care, maths, english or science courses that can help me get into uni to do nursing ( i’m nearly 17 n have no qualifications ) any help or advice will be much appreciated x

Reply 1

sss23x

Original post by maisie290

Hey, I believe coursea have a few good online courses x

Reply 2

normaw

Volunteer Section Leader, Clearing and Applications Advisor

Original post by maisie290

You will need to do some GCSEs first and then some level 3 qualifications - A level, BTEC, etc. Have you looked at any local colleges?

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Reply 3

maisie290

Original post by sss23x

Hey, I believe coursea have a few good online courses x

thankyou i’ll have a look at that x

Reply 4

maisie290

Original post by normaw

You will need to do some GCSEs first and then some level 3 qualifications - A level, BTEC, etc. Have you looked at any local colleges?

do you know anywhere i could do them online? i was in college doing level 1 health n social care but got kicked out for personal reasons, and i could go to another college but it’s hard meeting new people for me. thankyou for your help x

Reply 5

Fifipencil11

I second Coursera but you can also look at Edx it's a good platform too but I guess Coursera has more courses that are ACTUALLY free for longer

Idk what you think of OpenLearn you could try that too

Also, maybe you could watch a med drama or two to boost your knowledge of the field and to have fun in the process
and to make it REALISITC you can watch a doctor critique the accuracy of said med dramas ( and or even talk to a dr you know ( like if you have a relative ofc))

My fave's are House M.D and The Good Doctor ( I watched TGD first actually but if you watch House first then TGD will likely be unwatchable to you. I know it's the SAME director but House is SOO much better tho). Dr Mike also said that both are pretty accurate shows ( Dr Mike also has reacted to a bunch of eps from both series).

Reply 6

maisie290

Original post by Fifipencil11

I second Coursera but you can also look at Edx it's a good platform too but I guess Coursera has more courses that are ACTUALLY free for longer
Idk what you think of OpenLearn you could try that too
Also, maybe you could watch a med drama or two to boost your knowledge of the field and to have fun in the process
and to make it REALISITC you can watch a doctor critique the accuracy of said med dramas ( and or even talk to a dr you know ( like if you have a relative ofc))
My fave's are House M.D and The Good Doctor ( I watched TGD first actually but if you watch House first then TGD will likely be unwatchable to you. I know it's the SAME director but House is SOO much better tho). Dr Mike also said that both are pretty accurate shows ( Dr Mike also has reacted to a bunch of eps from both series).

hey thankyou so much, i’ll have a look at those. x

Reply 7

Fifipencil11

Original post by maisie290

hey thankyou so much, i’ll have a look at those. x

My pleasure :smile:

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Reply 8

maisie290

Original post by Fifipencil11

My pleasure :smile:

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) i’ve seen your message but i can’t reply, apparently i can’t message until i’ve been a member for 48 hours and i only signed up to this last night so ill reply to you when i can !!

Reply 9

Fifipencil11

Original post by maisie290

) i’ve seen your message but i can’t reply, apparently i can’t message until i’ve been a member for 48 hours and i only signed up to this last night so ill reply to you when i can !!