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(@kachina)
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RE: BSY: are they any good?

Tutor contact is available at the end of the phone line with BSY, as it is with most home correspondance courses....
Many courses though do need 'hands on' experience and again with BSY if it is required they do have w/end meetings in either Devon or London...depending on the course you wish to study

stormdeva x


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allie
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(@allie)
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RE: BSY: are they any good?

Hi All
I contacted IGPP to check if I would be covered if I completed some of the BSY courses, and they said NO as it was a home-study course.
I can understand in a way but aren''t you meant to do a lot of home-study for college courses ect. anyway?

It's a shame as BSY have that offer on as well at the moment.

Oh well, have to enrol at a college now just so I can be insured.

Thanks, finished whinging now

Allie:)


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allie
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(@allie)
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RE: BSY: are they any good?

Hi
I called BSY and they gave me the number of their insurance people, Medical Auxiliary 0161 797 2525.
I spoke with them and they comfirmed that if you are already qualified as a therapist they will cover you. If not, then you would need to attend one of the study days also.
Insurance for cover up to a million would be £75.50, higher cover would be £98.15.

Think I will book my courses now.

Allison:D


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(@m-2-2)
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RE: BSY: are they any good?

HI

I am doing my nutritional course with Premier health and fitness - it is a 3 years programme where you do 4 modules with the last one clinicial based so that you are being taught in the environemnt you want to work in - It is all regulated and is BANT registered, best to look on the BANT website as they have loads of courses both distance and face to face.

I have been told 3 years is the optimum time to get a true nutrition degree which enables you to study human anatomy so that you are utilising the best for your client, and gives you case studies to do so that you are doing consultations as you go through the course and learning how to write these up properly, but a general course should be ok if you just need an overview.

Good luck with your course.

With love

maria


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(@gypsy21)
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RE: BSY: are they any good?

hmm maybe their coursework is good but as for efficiency, customer service forget it, If youhave a problem - forget it, the Principal is so rude, I have waited nearly 2 months for arefund having followed their T&C's by the book, they do not! shocking!


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