Guest Daniel Posted 20 August 2004 Posted 20 August 2004 Well done scowy, you sorted anything for you theory yet?
Scow Posted 20 August 2004 Author Posted 20 August 2004 Well done scowy, you sorted anything for you theory yet? 13510[/snapback] Nope, not even thought about that yet. I know there is a long waiting list though.
Guest Daniel Posted 20 August 2004 Posted 20 August 2004 What for your theory? I booked mine 2 mondays ago and took it on the wednesday!
Scow Posted 20 August 2004 Author Posted 20 August 2004 What for your theory?I booked mine 2 mondays ago and took it on the wednesday! 13517[/snapback] I must be thinking of the actual driving test then......
Rachel - WCF Posted 20 August 2004 Posted 20 August 2004 Well done Scowy! glad your first lesson went well mate
Guest Daniel Posted 20 August 2004 Posted 20 August 2004 Yeah i booked mine yesterday and will be taking it early december. Not a nice wait.
kerryh Posted 22 August 2004 Posted 22 August 2004 Well done hun - I'll insure my car for you and you can drive to Wolves next week!!! (hehe)
Guest Daniel Posted 22 August 2004 Posted 22 August 2004 :laugh: If scowy rejects, ill take up the offer Kerry. You can sit in my car which is insured and ill take you.
kerryh Posted 22 August 2004 Posted 22 August 2004 Awww thanks BM. I think I'll be driving though - he's only had one proper lesson!
Scow Posted 22 August 2004 Author Posted 22 August 2004 Awww thanks BM. I think I'll be driving though - he's only had one proper lesson! 14111[/snapback] But I'm damn fine after that 1 lesson.
Guest Posted 23 August 2004 Posted 23 August 2004 No problem. The course is a post graduate one and there are a number of ways you can do it. Firstly you need a 2.1 in your original degree, if you have that you should get on the course...if you don't it would be hard but not impossible to get a place. You can study the whole course in just one year, however I have opted to do it as a distance learning course, which means that I get two years to do it instead of one...it also gives you the bonus of being able to have a job and live wherever you want because the college provides you with all of the materials, books etc that you will need...there is also a lot on the internet. The course costs £2,750(ish, I can't remeber the exact figure) per year, which isn't too bad if you have a job...its also not bad given the the college of law is the largest legal education college in Europe...oh and I'm just going into my final year. 13476[/snapback] Cheers, unfortunately I didn't make it through Uni', so I'm going to have to do it the hard way, I think. The OU looks like the best option, but it will cost me a lot of time and money!
Guest Posted 23 August 2004 Posted 23 August 2004 I will definitely NOT be insuring my car, so that Scowy, or any other forum member in fact, can drive it. Thank you.
Scow Posted 27 August 2004 Author Posted 27 August 2004 I had my second lesson today. Had a drive around Mountsorrel, and it was fine. Even got in to 3rd gear and doing 40mph. Have some of that!
Scow Posted 27 August 2004 Author Posted 27 August 2004 I was in 5th gear on my second lesson 15601[/snapback] I was driving in a village though. <_<
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