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Re: 2/06 ACOG Statement on "Lay" MidwiferyFrom: GA12L@aol.comFri Feb 24 07:24:21 2006
In a message dated 24/02/2006 03:32:22 GMT Standard Time, divinegracie@earthlink.net writes: And you only get a bachelor's degree for all that? Damn. Not necessarily, some just get an advanced diploma same course, just no dissertation or research module. Our education system is not as good as the states as we do specific subjects which then have a bearing on what degree we can do. For example, our minimum qualification is GCSE (General Certificate of Secondary Education) It's the old GCE (O Levels) and CSE's merged. GCSE A-C grade are the equivalent of O levels and D-E CSE's. They normally take 10 GCSE's to give them scope to take any A (Advanced) level which are the entry requirements for University. However, if you pass English, History and Geography at GCSE you can't do Maths A level so it can be very restrictive. What you pass at GCSE dictates what you can take at A level and what you pass at A level dictates what you take at degree level. For Diploma or Advanced Diploma midwifery you need 5 GCSE's grade A-C which includes English, Maths and a science subject. For degree level midwifery you need 3 A level passes. Gail
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