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[Fur 'n' Feathers]

Some people will have read that I have been studying (hence why I don't get on the forum at times). I've been studying for an MSc, which has been funded by my NHS employer (I'm still pinching myself).

 

I've suddenly realised that 2 of the 3 years have gone - I've just got my latest module marks back which brings me to 105 of the 180 credits I need - with a really good overall average.

 

For anyone else thinking of doing this type of study I thoroughly recommend it. It has been specialist to my work and has taken the form I guess of masterclasses in my specialist areas of work. I've got one more short module to do in December then I start my dissertation. I've found it so helpful to my practice - and that's where it counts. Working for the NHS and running some private work as well has left me little time for study but it's been so interesting.

 

So, at 51 I continue to be what Fur refers to as a professional student I blame my parents.... they always taught us education is personal first

 

Feathers

[jackiepoppies]

Congratulations and good luck with your next bit

 

That is some achievement, you must feel very proud of yourself

 

Jx

[Valkyrie]

Well done. Well on the way to success.

[Egluntyne]

Well done.

[Olly]

well done, it's very hard studying and working at the same time, I applaud you for doing it!

[Couperwife]

brilliant

 

only 12 months to go

 

well done