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Are there any home-based training courses and do you know who/where?

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joe mckeown Profile
joe mckeown answered

You will find plenty of courses on the internet. Type in Dog training in Google.  You Tube is also a very good source.

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Jason Anderson answered

There are many home based training courses. A very well known training course is The Chartered Institute of Marketing. This is a well recognised qualification that you can do from the comfort of your home. There aren't usually any exams involved, this may depend on the level. But usually all of the qualifications are course work based.

You can also study for a Btec National which is an equivalent of 3 A levels. This can be in humanities subjects, as well as Business studies and many more.

Home Based Courses - ICSLearn.co.uk‎

This is a very well known college which allows you to study from home. You will have a tutor that will support you through studying. So sign up straight a way and good luck!

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Yo Kass answered

There are plenty of home based training courses. When choosing which to sign up to, it really comes down to three things:

  1. What you want to study
  2. Whether you want an official certification at the end
  3. How much you are willing to pay

There are a couple of online courses I'm currently making use of.

Team Treehouse (teamtreehouse.com) offer online video-based courses teaching people how to program or design apps and websites. I'm on the Swift-basics course at the moment.

There's a subscription fee for accessing content on the site, but if you consider how much even a basic programming course would cost you in real life, I'd say it's worth it!

Coursera (https://www.coursera.org/) is another great source of home learning.

There are plenty of courses available on the site, many of which are free.

But if you want an accredited certification, then you have to pay for that - so it's really down to you!

And if you're looking for a degree qualification, there are few home-learning institutions as well recognized as the Open University (http://www.open.ac.uk/)

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