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Hi Guys

Just looking for your help with my college project I mentioned a few months ago, I have got to a point where I am needing your input. I have set up a online questionnaire that just asks a few questions about the UK's Electricity Industry.

So if you can please can you take a couple of minutes to fill it in.

You will notice that I need some details from you like your name, email, City/Town, County.

The reason for your name is I need to include you as a reference point in my report,

Email is just so I can contact you if needed (I doubt I will ever contact you),

City/Town and County are for statistical purposes,

any way just click here for the survey.

Finally all your information (other than your name) will remain with me (until I finish my course around May 2010) and will never be passed onto a third party.

Thanks

James

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Hi Guys

Just looking for your help with my college project I mentioned a few months ago, I have got to a point where I am needing your input. I have set up a online questionnaire that just asks a few questions about the UK's Electricity Industry.

So if you can please can you take a couple of minutes to fill it in.

You will notice that I need some details from you like your name, email, City/Town, County.

The reason for your name is I need to include you as a reference point in my report,

Email is just so I can contact you if needed (I doubt I will ever contact you),

City/Town and County are for statistical purposes,

any way just click here for the survey.

Finally all your information (other than your name) will remain with me (until I finish my course around May 2010) and will never be passed onto a third party.

Thanks

James

what is it your studying. im 3 months into a B'eng in Building Services (Electrical) management, as the next step in sparky quals. sounds pretty similar to what ill be doing?

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what is it your studying. im 3 months into a B'eng in Building Services (Electrical) management, as the next step in sparky quals. sounds pretty similar to what ill be doing?

Currently on a HNC Electrical Engineering. Hopefully all goes well and I will get on for the HND and then on to do a uni degree.

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Question six. Why no micro CHP option ? There are now, on the market, combined heat and power systems for domestic premises . This will be relevant to large urban locations such as London.

Also within 10 years hydrogen fuel cells will be available for domestic premises.

http://www.solarserver.de/solarmagazin/artikeloktober2000-e.html

Nick

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Currently on a HNC Electrical Engineering. Hopefully all goes well and I will get on for the HND and then on to do a uni degree.

From some one who did this route may I suggest, if you can, that you skip the HND bit and go straight from HNC to degree.

I made it through 5 yrs day relaease / night school with ONC & HNC and then did 3 yrs hons Elec Eng course at UMIST (now part of main Manchester Uni)

I also had no need to go near the UCAS system - just a simple chat interview with one of department heads in the UNI.

All the best with it.

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I thought an HNC was the same as an HND but was done on a day release basis whereas the HND is a full time course. I haven't heard of anyone doing an HNC and HND to get onto a degree course.

Try and make sure that your degree is 'with Honours' as it makes your life easier if you want to join a Professional Institution i.e. the IEE

As to your survey, I agree with Babs you require to much personal info.

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HNC = Higher National Certificate, HND = Higher National Diploma.

HNC < HND < Degree

HND was 3 years day release for me, not needed to top it up to a degree yet :)

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Would have filled it in, but you're asking for too much PII...

I'm sorry that you feel that way but I need the information so I can relate it to my report and prove that I have asked people. I don't like the fact that I need to have your names or email addresses but for the information I need them as I need to include something along the lines of Mr Smith was asked this and said that.

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Just from the information there, it's feasible to gain access to various things, email account, online banking etc etc...

I understand that, but I can assure you that none of the personal information will be used like that. Also to access most online stuff now you need DOB as well as a good few other bits of security information. You actually place your self more at risk by using forums. I have also followed guidelines about online surveys and I am fully within these guidelines.

I do appreciate your concerns but I would like to guarantee that the only person that will have full access to this information is myself and after I have passed this assignment the personal information will be destroyed.

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HNC = Higher National Certificate, HND = Higher National Diploma.

HNC < HND < Degree

HND was 3 years day release for me, not needed to top it up to a degree yet :)

Well I'll be... you learn sometime new everyday.

I went from ND to degree, so I imagine an HNC is easily good enough.

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HNC = Higher National Certificate, HND = Higher National Diploma.

HNC < HND < Degree

HND was 3 years day release for me, not needed to top it up to a degree yet :)

Likewise(but mine was2 yearsfull time ,and from lower than onc ,quite a jump) ,if you look around ,there's unis willing (if you get sponsorship and DECENT HND GRADES) to slot you into a MSC course I missed out ,mainly thriough age when I did mine .But a lot of employers rate experience +HND AS BETTER THAN A DEGREE .

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