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Where can I find out about distance learning options?
Distance learning courses can often be the best option if you cannot attend a university or college on a regular basis. Nearly all courses within the UCAS scheme require attendance at a university or college. If you would prefer to study a distance learning course, the following links may be useful.
The Open University is the most famous provider - tel 0845 300 6090
www.open.ac.uk
The Open University in Scotland - tel 0131 226 3851
www3.open.ac.uk/near-you/scotland/
National Extension College - tel 01223 400 200
www.nec.ac.uk
Open College of Arts - tel 0800 731 2116
www.oca-uk.com
Association of British Correspondence Colleges - tel 020 8544 9559
www.homestudy.org.uk
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