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  • 21-01-2019 9:55pm
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    StereoSound
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    Looking at doing a marketing course online with ecollege. How exactly do online courses work? It's a 26 week course... Is it loads of material I download each month to study and then hand in an assignment sort of thing ? Or it is a tutor live on skype doing lectures or somthing like that? No idea how it works:confused:


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    darthwilson
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    StereoSound wrote: »
    Looking at doing a marketing course online with ecollege. How exactly do online courses work? It's a 26 week course... Is it loads of material I download each month to study and then hand in an assignment sort of thing? Or it is a tutor live on skype doing lectures or somthing like that? No idea how it works:confused:

    Hi StereoSound

    I am one of the "eTutors" on that course. When you enrol, you have 26 weeks to complete the course. it's split into 10 modules are you can complete them in your own time, so if you want to do it full time or part time it's up to you. All the lessons are pre-recorded lectures split into bite-sized videos.

    If you are a job-seeker/getting welfare payments then you can easily enrol for free which is a big win-win!


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    StereoSound
    Registered Users Posts: 2,155 ✭✭✭StereoSound


    darthwilson wrote: »
    Hi StereoSound

    I am one of the "eTutors" on that course. When you enrol, you have 26 weeks to complete the course. it's split into 10 modules are you can complete them in your own time, so if you want to do it full time or part time it's up to you. All the lessons are pre-recorded lectures split into bite-sized videos.

    If you are a job-seeker/getting welfare payments then you can easily enrol for free which is a big win-win!

    Thanks for the reply, is there exams to be completed for each module ?


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    darthwilson
    Registered Users Posts: 21 ✭darthwilson


    StereoSound wrote: »
    Thanks for the reply, is there exams to be completed for each module ?

    There is just one exam that you do for that course and it’s completed when you reach the end of the course. It’s taken at an external exam centre at a location, time and date that suits you.


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