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Hueymeister 7th Jan 2016 17:44

Regrettably, yes..sad times....:}:{:sad::ugh:

NutLoose 7th Jan 2016 18:13

You don't give a chap a lot of time, but I tried ;)

http://i536.photobucket.com/albums/f...m.jpg~original

:O:O


run one off here

http://www.diploma-degree.com/

theonewhoknows 7th Jan 2016 18:28

If you are still in the military you can gain accreditation through the City and Guilds. This will vary with your rank. These are NVQs, or equivalent. For example, a flt lt can gain the 'equivalent' of an Honours Degree and a sqn ldr can gain the equivalent of a Master's. I believe you can still apply post service - 5 years? These are recognised qualifications.

You apply through your Education Section, or whatever it's called these days.

Ascoteer 7th Jan 2016 20:47


Originally Posted by theonewhoknows (Post 9231670)
If you are still in the military you can gain accreditation through the City and Guilds. This will vary with your rank. These are NVQs, or equivalent. For example, a flt lt can gain the 'equivalent' of an Honours Degree and a sqn ldr can gain the equivalent of a Master's. I believe you can still apply post service - 5 years? These are recognised qualifications.

You apply through your Education Section, or whatever it's called these days.

Any more info on this would be appreciated!

EESDL 7th Jan 2016 21:33

SFONI says it's ok if you can buy it ;-)

zic 7th Jan 2016 21:37

Break up of FOLA
 
CLANG expects a full and unreserved apology once you acquire your degree:D

Chinny Crewman 7th Jan 2016 21:38

Ascoteer
 
http://www.raf.mod.uk/raflearningforces/courseinfo/theraffoundationdegree.cfm

Chinny Crewman 7th Jan 2016 21:40

Also.
 
http://www.raf.mod.uk/raflearningforces/courseinfo/accredprog.cfm

Pretty much a free degree if you have signed up for the Enhanced Learning Credit scheme.

Axel-Flo 8th Jan 2016 11:39

Retrospective.
 
Think I see where you're going with this HM. You're trying to justify your, ineptitude, buffoonery, failures, misunderstanding, ignorance and general lack of service knowledge associated with rank and experience by becoming, retrospectively, a "Greensheilder" ;)
Explains so much like the lime green Mankini perhaps....
And definately, unless you buy it having done no work, FOLA membership and any honorary status with such kindred groups (Flag?) should be immediately recinded....:ok:

Hueymeister 8th Jan 2016 12:52

Axel, you got me..busted..

..and the Mankini:yuk:, sailor hat (worn at jaunty angle) and the road bike (the owner bought a new seat after my trip around the mess:yuk:) were all borrowed.

teeteringhead 8th Jan 2016 15:00

HM My inbox now clear for the PM you're trying to send......... :ok:

heights good 9th Jan 2016 17:53

Try via Google -

Staffordshire Uni Armed Forces degrees

RAF Learning Forces

City and Guilds Senior Awards

Those should give you quite a few options.

rej 9th Jan 2016 20:10

With that amount of time in the Forces why not go straight for an MSc using your ELCs to fund most of the tuition and let your budget holder pay your T&RE.. City Uni in London does a great set of 3 MSc courses in Air Transport Mgt, Air Maint Mgt and Air Safety Mgt. Your Mil service will qualify you to do the MSc without the schoolboy BSc.

It'll take some effort but well worth it

EESDL 10th Jan 2016 15:25

City Uni could be a long commute from Canada for HM........
You've got me interested though - from idling viewing PPRUNE on a Sunday afternoon whilst taking a break from working out how to make my fortune - I'm now enrolling onto a p/t MSc.
Heck - if my daughter can do it.........

teeteringhead 11th Jan 2016 09:40


Heck - if my daughter can do it.........
Kind of one of the drivers behind my (very slow) OU degree.

Stopped the Teeterettes saying: "What do you know Pa, you've never been to Uni!!" :ok:

charliegolf 11th Jan 2016 09:49

This may shorten the OU route.

Royal Air Force (RAF) | Credit transfer | Open University

Credit Transfer is only usually for Level 1, but every little helps.

CG

cats_five 11th Jan 2016 09:53

I have worked in IT & Computing for many years and finally decided to do an OU degree in the subject. No credits for my years of labour, but if it lets you skip the level 1 courses so much the better. I found them all unbearably tedious and time-consuming. It also looks like some of the qualifications can give level 2 credit as well.

Hueymeister 11th Jan 2016 10:33

EESDL, she clearly has your Mrs' Brains...:};):p

jayteeto 11th Jan 2016 12:09

My wife did a part time degree, my kids are degreeists, but I will NEVER SURRENDER to the dark side.
Mate, you have let us down.

Better the sack than be a Grad..........

Pontius Navigator 11th Jan 2016 12:36

CharlieGolf, fascinating list, just a shame that it is so 'new'. Also what of the instructors who were trained before those dates, have A or B category ratings, or Spec N etc, but don't qualify when their students did.

What is so magical about the basic training but OCU studies and Sqn Cat checks are not considered?


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