Back to college.

Hi friends

I was thinking of doing a course in my local college but i was putting it off ....

and finally i went it to enrol mysel but there are so many courses i want to do

like computing, beauty care, child care anyway i will keep u updated.

bye

Hi Huma:

I can relate to what you said - whenever I see the list of courses in Adult Continuing Education, there are so many under my interests (like jewellery making, gardening, counselling) that I find it difficult to decide.

Finally, I have decided that I will take a course which I will regret not having done (later on when I look back on my life!). So right now, the choice has narrowed down to gardening - but I want to do it at Chesea Physic garden - currently with young children not possible to travel to London on a regular basis.

Hope you decide your choice quickly.

Sindhu

Huma,
nice to see your enthusiaism ., advance congrats...choose and let us know..

sindhu,
may you also continue when the time is ripe..congrats for that too...

sriniketan

Hey Ladies,

Congratulations for your decission to get back to college. When I read your post, I was thinking of a degree/diploma you are planning to pursue. Only when i finished reading, I realised you are planning on a higher study in a subject of interest. This is a lovely thing. Being in india, one does not really have an opportunity to go and learn gardening or carpentary. It is beautiful that such options are available there, and even more wonderful that you are utilising the same.

All the very best to you both!

Cheers

Archana

Originally Posted by Sriniketan

sindhu,
may you also continue when the time is ripe..congrats for that too...

sriniketan

Thanks Sri, I hope that time comes really soon.

Originally Posted by archana.kc

Hey Ladies,

Congratulations for your decission to get back to college. When I read your post, I was thinking of a degree/diploma you are planning to pursue. Only when i finished reading, I realised you are planning on a higher study in a subject of interest. This is a lovely thing. Being in india, one does not really have an opportunity to go and learn gardening or carpentary. It is beautiful that such options are available there, and even more wonderful that you are utilising the same.

All the very best to you both!

Cheers

Archana

Hi Archana:

I think it is possible in India as well but maybe the opportunities are limited. I remember in Bangalore, there was this woodturning institute offering courses and the horticultural society had gardening courses. I'm sure you will find something of your interest in your city. Keep looking!

Thanks for your wishes.

Sindhu