President Aquino Meron Na Bang Napatunayan? Distance Education is Best For People Who Cannot Attend School

I am in Kaki attending an English Camp seminar at At-Mutlaq Hotel Riyadh, Saudi Arabia

This is my stand that home study program is best for people who have no time to go school and who are busy working like me - who at that time was working with the company Kawasaki Helicopter (S.A.) Ltd., Saudi Arabia as an account analyst. I am a product of a home study program. I started my creative writing course with The Writers Bureau in Manchester, London in 1999 by mail. Now already available online.

During the course, I had enjoyed the training and I found it that it's a first-class comprehensive course written by successful professional writers. I had enjoyed the caring, constructive help from my expert tutors who're all published writers. 

The course has a flexible study program to suit me. There were twenty individual writing assignments for my practice and guidance. With most of my assignments I will be writing material which can be submitted for publication. There're specialists who helped me and guided me on how to sell my writing. The best was that I studied the course anywhere in the world where there's a postal service as all study material, returned and corrected assignments and etc. are sent off to me by air.

I also have the choice to pay my tuition fees by installments. I could have the choice to study and to progress at my own speed to suit my circumstances. During the course I was given six specialist handbooks and an 80 minute cassette tape. For the whole course, I spent at least 680 sterling pounds - this includes expenses for postal services when sending off my assignments back to the Bureau for corrections plus other miscellaneous expenses. The course was actually designed for two years though I finished it for only one year.

This is the fruit of my home study program. I wrote this poem in Pilipino language as advised by my tutor that I should also write article in my own language.

The course was divided into two parts

The whole course was divided into two parts: Writing non-fiction and Writing fiction. During the course I received 30 modules with twenty assignments. Fifteen of the course modules were for non-fiction writing and the other fifteen for fiction writing.

I also received six handbooks

Aside from the 30 modules I received from the course for my practice and guidance. I also received six bonuses of handbooks written by remarkable authors. These handbooks are totally helpful for me with those 30 modules which until now I am using them as my references for my blog and blogging hobby online.

Thank you to the VIP of Writers Bureau

The two very important people I know at the Writers Bureau - who actually have encouraged me to pursue my tutorial course are no other than Mr. E.H. Metcalfe, the principal and Mrs. Diana Nadin, the Director of Studies. Mr. Metcalfe has worked in home-study training and distance learning since 1962 and this has involved him a substantial amount of technical and non-fiction writing. 

Mrs. Diana Nadin is an honors degree graduate in English from Nottingham University and she has worked in home-study tuition since 1978. Her experience has given her a deep insight into student needs and how to help student progress with his studies. She said, "It is particularly important that a student has competent, conscientious tutors throughout his course."

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After the course, I applied what I learned from my tutorial course. I started my blog and blogging hobby online and also writing for other publishing sites like Triond, Wikinut, HubPages and ExpertsColumn.