Education UK

Any one opting an education overseas today is making perhaps the single most important decision of their life. Not just for the impact
it has on their career prospects and long-term future, but also for the opportunities it gives them to experience new cultures new
custom and new ideas first hand.Away from home, family and friends, it is an experience that is some time daunting, often challenging
but always fulfilling. 
attuned to all the needs and ambitions of overseas students than any other. 
No where is this more true than in the United Kingdom the study destination that remains more welcoming, more accommodating and


UK qualifications are recognised and respected throughout the world. Your UK qualification will be a solid foundation for building your
future, boosting your career and prospects for a higher salary. UK universities, colleges and schools will provide a vibrant, creative and
challenging environment in which to develop your potential. Quality standards for UK institutions are among the best in the world.
While more than twenty-one thousand international students receive scholarship funding from the UK Government every year.
The International students in the UK can now work up to twenty hours a week when studying and full time during vacations. 


CAREER BASED COURSES

Career based courses in the UK often involve strong links between institutions and industry.
Courses at this level tend to be particularly flexible. These courses involve classroom instruction, essays, projects and practical work.
Some career based/professional programmes are offered only as degree courses for e.g.  medicine, dentistry, law - so it's best to also
check the degree section.

The contents of the course is given below:




                                                               















PostGraduate

There are two main types of taught postgraduate course: Master's programmes which normally consist of classes and seminars plus
a dissertation; and diploma or certificate courses. A research degree is the ultimate opportunity if you want to pursue your own
specialist interests.















MBA

Business studies are increasingly popular with students from all countries and the MBA (Master of Business Administration) is the
most popular business qualification. MBA programmes are designed to develop management skills, knowledge, the ability to analyse
complex problems and the ability to make strategic decisions.
                                                                     











Computeach International (1964 est.)

George Parkinson. F.I.A.P (CMPN) F.B.C.S. F.B.I.M.
Chairman  and founder of Computeach International.

Introduction:-

George Parkinson pioneered the concept of 'distance' or 'open' learning when he established Britain's first independent computer
training college in 1964.

Since those early days Computeach International has gone from strength to strength, expanding its portfolio of computer-based
learning programmes and setting unbeatable standards of excellence.

Computeach has acquired a reputation for excellence that is the envy of training organisations worldwide.

The Computer Analysis and Software production programme (CASP) sets standards for a new millenium and is the bedrock of compu-
teach's international portfolio.

The CASp programme has been designed for English-speaking people throghout the world who wish to learn at home or whilst on the 
move, without attendance at a fixed centre.

Over the decades Computeach has maintained close contact with professional bodies, government departments and market leaders in
all trades and professions. The CASP programme is the refined answer to their needs.

CASP delivers the exact skills and qualifications to ensure corporate success.

Limitation of numbers and long-term specialisation allow Computeach to provide the best possible service and help students achieve 
the highest examination results. 

Many Computeach trainees are now established professional specialists within companies devoted to I.T.

Anyone wishing to make progress in his or her career needs a clear understanding of both business and I.T.
These skills form a vital part of the CASP programme.


Qualification

You may have no I.T. or business experience, or you may be a seasoned professional. Whatever the circumstances, the CASP
programme will improve your performance and opportunities.

Students resident in or visiting the UK can sit City and Guilds examination at University House. Students outside the UK will sit the 
"Institute for the management of information System" (IMIS) examination at an approved consulate or embassy in the country in which
they reside. This will be arranged by Computeach.. 

Computeach is accredited with ISO 9001 status (formerly BS 5750), an internationally recognised standard of quality assurance,  
supporting its commitment to 'best practice' in all operations.

Address:-

University House, PO Box 51, Dudley, West Midlands DY3 AG 
Telephone: 01384 458515 Fax: 01384 455650
Email: admin@computeach.co.uk
Website: www.computeach.co.uk



In 1994

The Butler Education Act in Britain is a radical departure in education. Northern Ireland has adopted a policy of parity with West-
minster whereby government acts will be mirrored in Northern Ireland, with any additional cost being met by the British exchequer. 

In the early 1940s it is estimated that there are only 13800 students in the few exclusive fee paying secondary grammar schools. 

As with secondary education, third level education is the preserve of the middle class. There are only 24 scholarships on offer from
the local education authorities. 

In 1997

The Education (Northern Ireland) Act 1947 is closely modelled on the Butler Act. The main tenets of the act are that education will be
compulsory for all children up to the age of 15. Primary education will end at 11 when children will be assessed by tests which will
determine what type of secondary school they will attend. Facilities such as milk and dinners are made available. The funding for the
Voluntary (Catholic) schools is raised to 65%.
 

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