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Topic Title: HNC Electrical / Electronic Engineering Topic Summary: Part completed, looking for some advice. Created On: 04 February 2010 11:48 PM Status: Post and Reply |
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 04 February 2010 11:48 PM
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last year I finished college after the 2nd year of doing my HNC in electrical / electronic engineering.
When the results came back I had four unclassified / outstanding modules (namely PLCs, Project, Electronics, Elec Principles). This was down to difficulties at work, (which ended with me being made redundant) and the tutoring at the college I did the course. I have been sent a "Notification of Performance" that shows the results of the other 6 modules as well as the unclassifieds. Can I transfer this to another college so I can finish my HNC or am I stuck with the college I did the original course with? Wesley |
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05 February 2010 09:40 AM
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If it was Edexcel, for example, and you do a similar course with similar modules at another college/university you should be OK. Find a course and college/university and contact them.
If you want to do distance learning then try http://www.colu.co.uk/ because it may be an easier option bearing in mind you only have a few modules to complete. Regards. |
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05 February 2010 11:09 PM
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It was an Edexcel course run through a local college. Thanks for the info, i'll be looking into it
Wesley |
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03 March 2010 12:16 PM
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I am looking to start a HNC and COLU units are 180 each i like how you know what each one will cost. also you can see which modules you will have and the scope of each are clear with COLU.
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