UK Education for over 60s
May 30th 2014, 5:17 am
#31
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Re: UK Education for over 60s
I missed a flight - so I just did this one last week - On Sunday I left Calgary to Salt Lake City (then missed connection. Thank you United), then to Denver then to Portland then to Atlanta (Red eye) then to Austin then to Edinburgh (South Texas).
Had a one hour meeting.
Flew to Dallas then to Calgary. Monday night I slept quite well.
Had a one hour meeting.
Flew to Dallas then to Calgary. Monday night I slept quite well.
I love travel but I also loathe it.
May 30th 2014, 8:27 am
#32
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Re: UK Education for over 60s
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May 30th 2014, 8:30 pm
#33
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Re: UK Education for over 60s
Yep, that would be me! Windsong, they are highly regarded. Courses are from various academic institutions, as well as other organisations. I just took a fabulous course from MOMA (Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York) called Art and Activity. Good thing about them is that you can purchase an optional certificate to show employers you took and passed the course. Highly recommend them all around.
May 31st 2014, 12:48 pm
#34
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Re: UK Education for over 60s
Yep, that would be me! Windsong, they are highly regarded. Courses are from various academic institutions, as well as other organisations. I just took a fabulous course from MOMA (Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York) called Art and Activity. Good thing about them is that you can purchase an optional certificate to show employers you took and passed the course. Highly recommend them all around.
My friends are eternally grateful to you M, especially the one working in Cambodia.
May 31st 2014, 8:54 pm
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Re: UK Education for over 60s
Jun 1st 2014, 11:23 am
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Re: UK Education for over 60s
Glad you reminded me about her. When DD has completes her masters degree in nursing (and will have had 2 years nursing experience) she wants to investigate nursing overseas, with a view to eventually volunteering with Doctors Without Borders. I'll be hitting you up for info when the time comes!
Would also suggest that DD makes contact with her through her blog, MSF recruitment is quite rigorous and it never hurts to have a contact with prior experience!
Jun 1st 2014, 6:29 pm
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Had to go back and check my messages to see if I still had the link! I do and will pass that on to her again. Thanks!
