Articles
Knowledge Usefulness (and APEL)
Recently, a potential student wrote in to ask if his vast experience might count for something. His original GPA scores had been low, but he
19/04/2016
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Articles
5 Tips For Distance Learning Success
Some people view distance or online learning with trepidation. This isn’t without cause, as sometimes, badly-designed programmes end up alienating the very people they were
16/04/2016
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Articles
6 Ways to Make Your Thesis More Alluring
Let’s face it, most theses are never going to be read by the masses. Complex sentences with complicated language referenced a thousand times… it’s not
16/03/2016
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Accreditation – the way of the Dodo?
Burck Smith, the CEO of StraigherLine, did a great interview where he talked about how enrolment at unaccredited education providers is rising faster than that
16/03/2016
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Counselling Accreditation
Warnborough College Ireland has been accredited as a training provider for the Accredited Counsellors, Coaches, Psychotherapists, and Hynotherapists (ACCPH). ACCPH is an independent professional body
08/03/2016
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Not Scientific Enough?
Recently, a secondary school teacher approached us to do some Bachelor top-up credits as she wanted to develop her area of specialisation to teach agricultural
08/03/2016
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Alumni
Alumni Interview with Donald K Beman, PhD in Creative Writing
Where do you live and what do you do? I live in Lake Katrine, New York, I’m online faculty at Excelsior College; creator of online
12/06/2015
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Alumni
Alumni Interview: Victoria Sonstegard, PhD in Cultural Art History
Today, we are very lucky to be interviewing Victoria Sonstegard, a graduate from our Ph.D. programme in Cultural Art History. Hi Victoria, thank you for
18/04/2014
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