Janet Gee

When I was studying at College of Contract Management, I thought I would never graduate from college. I barely had money after moving out of my parents' house and living on my own. As a result, I had to work full time in order to survive, but I still wanted to finish my college degree. Because of this school, I was able to keep my job and study part time at their college through online courses....

I did a course in Digital Marketing and SEO with the College of Contract Management as I'm relatively new to the marketing industry, and they taught me so much about onsite and offsite SEO. As a few others have said, the tip is to research your competitors and see who they are linked to and then use that knowledge to then formulate a plan of where you want to share your content.

I think it all depends on the course style you are looking for. I recently completed an online course through the College of Contract Management and so far, its been the best for me. I have tried Youtube and Udemy before, but those didnt suit me as well. The best part about the ccm is that the courses are interactive, so, if like me you have loads of questions, you can ask your lecturer.

I have found that my issue was keeping engaged. I LOVE making notes, but i also like keeping my notes tidy and if possible colour ordinated... which I know is silly but it helps me take the information in if i really take my time with it as opposed to just scribbling things as i go. So my issue was, if im watching an online lecture I wouldn't be able to keep up with the fancy notes so i would...

Hi Martina, So i have taken a few solo learning courses over time, I have been lucky enough to be funded to do 2 NVQ's and a Diploma through my previous careers. For me, I've found that i schedule in study hours into my diary each week. I put aside 2/3 hours either at the weekend (I quite like a Saturday EARLY morning) to focus on nothing but my course content. I am also a sucker for making...

Mine is the college of contract management. They have loads of courses in a lot of different subjects and a really helpful blog that discusses things like bsc hons degree and HND meaning. I'll pop the link here: https://www.theccm.co.uk/hnd-mea...