Tertiary Enabling Program (1 Viewer)

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Hi all!
Im looking at the Tertiary Enabling Program for Notre Dame.

Have any of you here done this course?

Does any one know how many weekly contact hours it will be?

is there a definate entry into primary education (or another degree) if you successfully get the required marks during the program?

I am tossing up between this program and Bedford!
Thanksin advance

 

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Pm me if u know ANYTHING about it

 

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someone must know!

 

[Otacon2009]

Well, what I'm about to tell you is based off my own experiences at Charles Darwin Univeristy and you should ask Notre Dame for clarifications.

The TEP course is where you spend one semester doing a course designed to simulate university study. It's better than repeating year 12 and at my uni, it was free. Upon completition, I was eligible to start my Bachelor's degree.

 

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O thanks, did u get to start your course in 2nd semester?

 

[Otacon2009]

I did it straight away in semester 1 and luckily, I got in before they overhauled it and stretched it into a year subject. TEP is a lot better than repeating year 12 because IMO HSC entry marks are irrelevant when you get in. Admittedly I haven't got another job yet however I'm confident year 12 marks won't be bought up when I have a certified Bachelor's Degree.

 

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Oh cool.
I think its easier if i just go to Bedford because, i get a diploma in one year and then i will also know if i will like it.
Thanks!