RE: BSY: are they any good?
Words to describe a BSY course:
pointless
superficial
insignificant
uninspiring
needless
patronising
drivel
useless
not-worth-the-paper
RE: BSY: are they any good?
Just a quick note to add on the end here...there's a thread at the top of this forum addressing all aspects of distance learning.
A shortcut here: [url]All about correspondance courses[/url]
Hope that covers everything!
RE: BSY: are they any good?
I have started 2 courses with BSY and they seem to be really great so far. The courses are Magnet Therapy and Anatomy and Physiology. I have just ordered another 2 courses with them on their current 2 for 1 offer, which expires at the end of Feb 07 I think. They are Hot Stone Therapy and Applications of Traditional Chinese Medicine.
Love Catherine xxx
RE: BSY: are they any good?
Quite simply, it depends what you're studying. For instance, for nutrition, much of that can be learnt fromresearch, you build your own confidence in your studies. If you're able to commit the time to do this, then brilliant. But you should do case studies to see the benefits in action.
However, if you're planning to do something a little more hands on, such as a massage - are you going to choose the therapist who learnt via distance or the one with concrete, in class experience and training?
RE: BSY: are they any good?
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I have started 2 courses with BSY and they seem to be really great so far. The courses are Magnet Therapy and Anatomy and Physiology. I have just ordered another 2 courses with them on their current 2 for 1 offer, which expires at the end of Feb 07 I think. They are Hot Stone Therapy and Applications of Traditional Chinese Medicine.
Love Catherine xxx
Well done for choosing a good course in Magnet Therapy:D, I did my Magnet Therapy and A & P with BSY Group, so if you need any help just PM or e-mail me.
Once you have completed your Magnet Therapy course and would like to do a hands on Magnet Therapy course, let me know and I will give you the contact details of a lady that runs a course that is recognised by 'The Complementary Medical Association'.