Hello! All you have to do is visit our website and enrol online here: www.openstudycollege.com/collections/gcses 😃

Hi! We offer an Access to HE Health course which you would go on to do nursing or midwifery mainly. It would also align to any other healthcare roles. We don't unfortunately offer one for general science, so we couldn't properly advise on this. Thanks!

@@brendanmckenna3851 Hi! We work with a finance partner called Snap Finance who you can apply with when you’re checking out for your course. If you are not eligible for this plan, we can offer alternatives. Just give us a ring on 03300 563 100 ☺️

You can take GCSE Maths and English Language with us in November 😊 You still have to sit your exams in-person at an accredited centre which are assessed by hand-written assignments. However, if you want to discuss access arrangements to suit you, this can be done with the exam centre before hand. If you have any further questions, please let us know! Thanks

Hello! If you want to pursue a degree in nursing, the Access to Higher Education Health Professions Diploma would be the one, as it lends itself to healthcare careers such as nursing and midwifery. In terms of entry requirements, you must be at least 19 years old, and you will also need to have a minimum of a grade C or 4 in GCSE English Language and GCSE Maths. Functional Skills Level 2 Maths and English will also be considered. If you'd like to discuss the entry requirements further, please email our academic team on [email protected]. Thanks 😄

Hi, our A Levels in Chemistry and Biology are both AQA. Please let us know if you have any further questions!

Let us know if you have any questions!

@@ileniapusceddu Hi! We do have GCSE entry requirements in order to enrol onto our Access to HE courses. You need to have a minimum of a grade C or 4 in GCSE English Language and GCSE Maths. If you have any further questions, please let us know ☺️

Hi, of course. You can call our team on 03300 563 100 from 9am-7pm Monday-Friday 😃

This is great to hear! We're glad you're enjoying using the technique for your studies 🙌

Thanks for your comment! Very interesting point :)

Good morning, no problem at all! We do understand that enrolling onto an online course is a big investment of time and money. So glad you're enjoying the videos 😄

Thank you so much! That's so interesting, now you can find the best ways for a theorist learner to study and absorb information to learn the most effectively for you! 😄

Yes, the grade achieved will be an average from all papers ☺️

All our systems are online, so you would submit assignments electronically rather than posted. Thanks :)

Hiya! The overall grade will be an average of grades achieved across all papers. Thanks :)

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Hi! You can enrol anytime with one of our advisers over the phone or through our website. You would work your way through the online materials and submit assignments to your personal tutor throughout, and then sit your exams in-person in summer. You can either add on exams with us and we can book them for you at one of our partner centres, or you can book your exams yourself an an accredited centre. We do have a partner centre in Belfast for our English Language A Level learners. Please let us know if you have any further questions! Thanks 😊

Hi, you will be assigned a personal tutor throughout your course who is there to support you with your studies. If you are wanting to get into university, you will need to submit an application through UCAS, and will need predicted grades to do this. In order for your personal tutor to give you predicted grades, you will have needed to finish your course assignments within plenty of time so they can sort this for you before the UCAS deadline. Hope that helps! Thanks

Hi! Of course, you can view all our A Level courses here: bit.ly/42zDUsf including their prices and price of adding on exams/practicals. If you have any questions, please let us know 😊

Hi, thanks for your comment! Unfortunately you would have to pay for the course through us which would include all the learning materials and a personal tutor. You could then book and pay for your exams separately at an exam centre that suits you. Thanks 😊

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@@PetersonWaithaka-m2q If you don't want to pay through an online college like ourselves, you could always self-teach yourself the specifications and materials from free online resources without a tutor, and then just book your exams! It completely depends if you feel this would be possible for you. Thanks

Hi, what job role are you looking to do there? Thanks :)

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@@ZulfiquarAli-u8h The NEBOSH International General Certificate in Occupational Health and Safety is a good course for those looking to pursue any roles in health and safety. Take a look at this course here: www.openstudycollege.com/courses/nebosh-international-occupational-health-and-safety, or alternatively we can arrange a call back to discuss everything further with a member of our education specialist team. We would also recommend asking your potential employer about the qualifications they require to ensure you are studying the correct course for their requirements. Thanks!

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@@ZulfiquarAli-u8h You can ring our education specialist team on 0330 822 2713, or text them on 07984389801. Thanks ☺

It definitely sounds like you're a textbook reflector, as you want to watch someone else (KZbin tutorial) first before you begin. However, during the actual learning process, you show signs of being a pragmatist learner, not wanting to stick to the recipe and changing things to suit your personal style. It sounds like you're a mix of the two! Often, people will be a mix of a couple of different styles. For you, you know that the first stages of your learning process involve absorbing and watching (reflector), but then when you get stuck in in the later learning phases, you are a pragmatist :)

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Absolutely! As Simon mentions in this video, he did a lot of his learning self-taught, using resources online. This is a fantastic way to learn and absorb the world of web development and technology. Depending on the person and their goals, they may need to gain a qualification or certification to go onto their next steps, and an online course is a fantastic, flexible way to do this. Thank you 😊

Hi, as we are a privately funded education provider, we don't receive any funding and therefore have to charge for our courses, taking into account our costs. Included in the price of our courses is an assigned personal tutor, providing expert support and feedback throughout the learner's studies. We hope you can see how this support is different to someone studying completely independently. We understand if someone wanted to collate all the information themselves and study solo, rather than through a company, this is completely valid! It would of course take more time to do this, rather than having all the materials and tutor support provided for you. We completely understand that purchasing a course is a big investment, it's not for everyone and we don't expect online studying to suit everyone and their needs. There are other funded options for learners to choose. Thanks

Hi! AS-Levels only contribute to your UCAS Point total score if you have not achieved an A-Level in the subject. In this case, the most recent qualification is the one that gains you UCAS Points. Universities and colleges will not generally count the Tariff points for an AS level qualification if you have completed an A level in the same subject. If you have only taken an AS Level in a subject then you would use the UCAS tariff points from these grades to go towards your total UCAS tariff points score. Hope that helps!

Hi, we only offer full A Levels. Thanks!

Hi, there are a few different UCAS tariff points calculators online. Here's the one provided on the UCAS website for you to use and calculate how many UCAS points you have: www.ucas.com/ucas/tariff-calculator 😊

Hi, thanks for your comment! You will be assigned a personal tutor as standard with the cost of your course. They are there to contact by email throughout your studies, and there are also tutor-marked assignments to submit throughout the course before your exams to ensure you're ready for them! You will get studying materials as standard too, either online or in a physical study pack format. It's up to you how much of the resources you utilise. In theory, you could use the study materials, not submit your assignments (they don't contribute to your final grade), and simply book in for your exams. The tutor-marked assignments throughout our A Level courses have been created to give learners the opportunity to practice exam style questions. They aren’t mandatory, but we do strongly suggest they are completed to set you up in the bets way for your exams. However, like we say, you can utilise whichever resources you wish to. If you have any questions, please let us know! Thanks

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Hi, we would recommend asking the college you are studying at for this information, as the way the grades are calculated will depend on the education provider! Thanks

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Hi, your final A Level result will get converted into the relevant UCAS points, e.g. A* = 56 points, A = 48 points etc 😊

Hi, thanks for your comment! Our learner services team would deal with any course changes/swaps if necessary, and you can contact them in the week between 9am-5pm with any queries or issues. We have had learners change courses before, so it's absolutely possible! However, there may be additional charges involved if the new course is different in price to the one you originally enrolled on. If you have any questions, please let us know. Thanks

@@OpenStudyCollege Thanks!

You can choose to do just one, or multiple! It's completely up to you 😊 If you have any further questions, please let us know!

Hi James, thank you for your comment. It's great to hear all about your career goals and plans! Our Access to HE courses are two years long, and it's not possible to study the ones we offer in one year. It's just not something we personally offer as a course provider unfortunately, as we are a distance learning college and therefore the studying only counts as part time. There are other providers that offer one year Access to HE courses, so we would recommend enquiring with others that offer the one year option. We wish you the best of luck for the future 😊

This is great to hear! If you want any support in enrolling or throughout your studies, we’re always here to help 🙌

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Hi, unfortunately you can only pick one of the options when you enrol. You can then pay an additional amount to also get access to the online materials. If you have any questions, please let us know! Thanks

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Hi, thanks for your comment! You can take A Levels in another country online, as you would simply study the materials in an online format to learn the content. However, with the exams you would have to find an accredited centre to sit your exams to earn the A Level qualification. You would have to do some research into whether there are any centres to sit A Level exams in your country, or it ay be likely that you would have to travel to the UK to sit your exams here. The exams do have to be sat in-person. A Levels are widely accepted, definitely by every university in the UK, but we would recommend you checking university entry requirements in the country you would like to study. Thanks

@@OpenStudyCollege thank you for the clear clarification i just had one more question when its late to start studying for online a levels ? It’s September right now and I haven’t started am i late or its not a big deal and i can catch up if i study in October/November thank uu again

@@mustafasultan88 Hi, it depends when you would be aiming to do your exams! If you wanted to book in for May 2024, this may be a little tight, as you would have to study all the course content and complete all the assignments in 6 or so months. Aiming for the Summer 2025 exams may be more realistic to give you more time! However, it is completely down to the individual learner. Thanks

Hi, we can only accept learners who live in the UK for our Access to HE Diplomas unfortunately. If you have any questions, please let us know. Thanks

Hi, our A Levels don’t include live sessions. You can either choose to receive your materials online, or as a study pack with physical materials/booklets. You would also be assigned a personal tutor throughout your studies who’s there to contact via email for any help, feedback or guidance. They will also mark your assignments throughout the course. If you have any further questions, please let us know ☺️

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@@mezzazxz4345 Thank you so much, knew there would be someone out there who did! Please let us know if you have any questions about our online GCSE courses!

Hi Gavin, we certainly can see what we can do! In the meantime if you've got any questions about our carpentry course, drop us a DM on any of our social media channels and we'd be happy to help!

Why are all your positive reviews on trust pilot about enrolling and absolutely no positive reviews whatsoever about your course materials or students who achieved success? Also why was I given the hard sell when I rang to find out about your service? There are some genuinely scary things being said about your service on Reddit…I almost spent £3000 with you- now I’m thoroughly put off. I couldn’t get a straight answer from your telesales girl about what happens if a student struggles with a course a few weeks in and what kind of support they would get….

@@YesYouCanHomeEducate Hi, thanks for your comment. We're more than happy to discuss anything that you want to know! With the Trustpilot reviews, we do prompt people in our marketing activity to leave a review after they've enrolled with us, which is why we tend to get lots right after they've spoken to one of our advisers. We do get a few through when learners have started studying, but this is something we could look at prompting more in our email marketing etc, thank you for your feedback. We're sorry you felt like you were getting a 'hard sell' immediately after enquiring by phone, our advisers are genuinely there to answer questions and try to find the best course for you and your goals, so we're sorry if this came across the wrong way. Regarding what happens if a student struggles with their course, we have an academic team on hand to help with tutors and any academic requirements for the learner, and we have a learner services team who deal with any struggles learners may be experiencing. We have a 14 day cancellation period, so if you receive your materials and decide it's not for you, you have 14 days from when you got your materials to cancel and get a full refund. You will be assigned a personal tutor with your course who are there to contact via email throughout your studies for any help and advice, and they will also mark and give feedback on assignments. Online learning ultimately comes with more independence and proactivity, so it is up to the student to get in touch with their tutors if they need help, and also up to them to ensure they're handing in assignments so they can receive thorough feedback. We understand there are some negative discussions about us on Reddit, we are aware of it and it's of course really disappointing to read. Our learner services team do work extremely hard to deal with any complaints and queries from students. On the other hand, we have so many amazing success stories from our learners which genuinely inspire us, and remind us of how online learning as a tool can be life-changing for some. We really hope that helps, and please feel free to ask us any more questions!

@@YesYouCanHomeEducatehow are you finding it, I am looking to enrol but I too noticed that with the trust pilot reviews

@@CZCRWz1 I didn’t go with them. I just didn’t feel confident. Too many alarm bells. I think we’ll use Oxford Homeschooling and NEC instead.