RE: BSY: are they any good?
Ive just phoned BSY to confirm and its true. buy one get one free until 31st october.
RE: BSY: are they any good?
Yes Periwinkle it is, you pay for the higher valued one, and get the other free...I did it myself last year, and am still working my way through the courses, but it is only for a limited time and quite genuine www.bsygroup.co.uk
stormdeva x
RE: BSY: are they any good?
Hi All
The 'buy one get one free' idea is pretty good as they have a couple of courses I want to do, just have to decided which ones now:eek:
Know for certain the nutrition one, but what else[sm=scratchchin.gif]
Allie:)
RE: BSY: are they any good?
I find them to be quite expensive given that there is no face to face tuition, the only thing you need to be aware of is that your course is recognised by whoever you want to be insured with and that the syllabus suits your own needs. My insurer (as a therapist) will not accept homestudy courses so I haven't taken any on. For other industries and insurers this isn't the case. Another note is I've heard the best nutrition courses are BANT registered ones, not totally sure what this ensures though, I know Kevala.co.uk used to be and it was online / homestudy too. Go with your gut instinct, if this one feels right for you.
RE: BSY: are they any good?
I think having looked about, I'd prefer to do a course with some tutor contact. I've emailed central college in Leeds, about an ITEC diploma in Nutrition, if anybody has any experience with this college, or course I'd love to hear form you!
Thankyou all for your replies, it has been helpful!