Kaplan/Business Management Degree
mandy_s
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Hiya!
I recently spotted the feature on the AAT website about the online degrees via Kaplan and wondered if anyone knew much about it or would recommend it?
I have just finished my technician year and really hoping my results are good! If I have passed then I think the next step for me is to do a degree as that has always been my ultimate goal. Doing a full time degree really isn't an option for me.
Any advice would be greatly appreciated! x:001_smile:
I recently spotted the feature on the AAT website about the online degrees via Kaplan and wondered if anyone knew much about it or would recommend it?
I have just finished my technician year and really hoping my results are good! If I have passed then I think the next step for me is to do a degree as that has always been my ultimate goal. Doing a full time degree really isn't an option for me.
Any advice would be greatly appreciated! x:001_smile:
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There was also mentioned in the mag about a foundation degree i wonder if thats the same one?
Its part time but half the time as a normal degree i wonder if thats the same one? because i was also intrested in to looking at that when i finish - only moving to second year at the mo but planning ahead.
Yes thats right, you can start with an foundation degree and then top it up to a ba (hons). I think the flexibility of it sounds awesome.
You are right to think ahead!
M
I was about to post the same question regarding kaplan buisness and mangement degree Ba (hons) i have also finished my technician level and waiting for the result in aug but up to my knowledge i think we get some exemptions from the 1st year and will directly enter in the second year
And if i am wrong then how it will going to be ? Do we still need any top up degree before entering in the Ba (hons) i dont think so!!!!!!:confused1:
Can any one please give a more detailed guidance regarding this like
how long that degree will going to be ? do we get any expemtions after aat for this ? wat will going to be the fee structure ? and at last but not least Is it worth it to do that from a college rather then doing it from any university because at the end of the day its all about getting handsome salary in the market:001_rolleyes:
any guidance will be highly appreciated :thumbup:
UMer @li
A-Vic would you rather not do ACCA or CIMA straight after ? AAT qualifies you for one years exemption from both qualifications and you can do it as part of your job.
I don't think it's simply a matter of paying £50 to get degree from Oxford Brookes, there is a lot more to it than that!
And its gone up, try this link for more info
http://www.kaplanfinancial.co.uk/portals/0/documents/OB_Information_pack_national_2008.pdf
THis one will give more detail on online foundation degrees
http://www.kaplanopenlearning.org.uk/pr-online-foundation-degree-launch.html
http://www.accaglobal.com/students/study_exams/qualifications/degree/
I was just pointing out there are alternatives to doing the foundation degree. You might want to check out the reputation of the University of Essex. If it's anything like DMU (for certain subjects) you may be better off going elsewhere.
I think it's a total of 7,500 word research & analysis report for a BSc (Hons), and the class of degree (First, 2:1, etc.) is based on this report and your results in F4-F9 exams.
Probably the easiest degree you will ever get (if you're doing ACCA anyway) and the letters that will stay after your name for ever, not just as long as you remain a member.
I have read with interest your questions about degree options post AAT. I am the Operations Director at Kaplan Open Learning and would like to answer some of the questions asked. Kaplan deliver online Foundation Degrees in Business validated by the University of Essex. We use an online learning platform where you find everything you need for your studies - reading materials, discussion boards, online seminars, dropbox for electronic submission of your assignments, grades etc. We also send you a book at the beginning of each module - free of charge.
Our degrees are validated by the The University of Essex, one of the UK's leading universities - check them out on www.essex.ac.uk
Foundation Degrees were established in 2001 and provide a means of integrating study and work-based learning. They offer a higher education qualification (FdA) equivalent to the first two years of an Honours Degree. On completion, you can choose to continue your studies to achieve an Honours Degree, also delivered by Kaplan online and validated by the University of Essex. Check out Foundation Degrees on www.fdf.ac.uk
We offer AAT qualified students exemptions from 6 out of 16 modules of the Foundation Degree. If you are also a British or EU citizen living in the UK, the full course fee for the Foundation Degree is currently £1,400. You can also spread your costs by paying by module and there may also be non-repayable grants available if you household income is less than £30,000.
Have a look on our website www.kaplanopenlearning.org.uk or simply call us on Freephone 08000 527 526 (08000 KAPLAN) or email [email protected]. We would be delighted to hear from you, send you a copy of our prospectus or invite you to one of our online seminars (held in the evenings) to demonstrate our learning platform.
If you wish to speak to me direct, my number is 0113 388 88 70. I look forward to hearing from you.
Christine...I just spoke to you on the phone...One more question How many modules will we have to do altogether to get the Ba hons. I thought it was 10. But is 10 only for the foundation degree?
If you are AAT qualified, you will need to complete 10 Foundation Degree modules plus another 8 modules if you wish to top up to a BA (Hons) in Business Management.
Many thanks in advance
You need to allow between 8 and 10 hours of study time per week per module. Therefore, the most our students usually chose is two modules at any one time, although they sometimes run the work based learning double module (project) alongside the taught modules.