How long is the school, yrs.\n\nPre-qualifications?
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Make sure you want to get into dentistry.  The reason being that you will its a difficult occupation.  Most patients dont want to be there.  You arent working with the best body part (peoples body parts etc..).. Children are particularly difficult to work with.  The pay is medium for a health occupation.  Many people do not take these facts into consideration.\n\nPeople argue "well all health professions deal with these types of people" and I would arge not so.  Optomologist deal with patients that want to get their eyes fixed.. The procedures are quick and the results are grand (well in the eyes -no pun intended- of the patients).. Lots of rewards there..
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Sorry I can only suggest try going to google and put a few words in reference to your question, to narrow down the 1000's of respondents, add or change wording to narrow down to see something that you may want to work with or through...\n\nLike by School Name then Years... Or mabey if you knew a friend that may remember???\n\nGood Luck!
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How long does it take to prepare for the\nIELTS Exam?\nIt depends on your level of English, how hard you study and\nhow easy it is for you to learn English. The suggested times\nbelow are for guidance only (some people may take longer):\n\nElementary 9 months 11 months\nPre-Intermediate 7 months 9 months\nEarly Intermediate 4 months 6 months\nIntermediate 2 months 4 months\nUpper Intermediate A few weeks 1 month
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http://www.studyoverseas.com/universitiesuk.htm
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Im not that sure, but I think its 2 years!\n\nHere's some information:\nhttp://www.cordonbleu.edu/International/English/courses/dsp_Langcourse.cfm?langcourseid=185&local=0&lang=4&school=6&tabsset=byschool
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contact the school.  \n\ngood luck.
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Children start school at age 5.\n\nThere are 13 years of schooling - though you can leave after Year 11 (at age 16) if you wish to.\n\nYears are numbered Y1 - Y13.\n\nThere is a National Curriculum in England - which means that state schools (i.e. Governement Schools) HAVE to follow the set curriculum.  This is (my opinion) not overly strict and generally a good idea.\n\nSTudents take GCSE exams at end of Y11.  (General Certificate of Secondary Education).  Most students take at least six subjects - some as many as 10 or more.  These exams are set centrally.  Students continuing to Y12 and Y13 sit 'AS' exams in Y12 (usually in 4 subjects) and 'A' level exams in Y13 (usually in 2 or 3 of the subjects they studied for AS).  AS and A level exams are also centrally set and marked.  An increasing number of schools now offer the IB (International Baccalaureate) course in Y12 and Y13 instead of AS and A levels.  This consists of six subjects - three major and three minor and is generally held to be more rounded.\n\nA-level scores are the 'passport' to University entrance.  University courses (Bachelor Degrees) last for three or four years.
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Talk to a pastor and ask him or her where they went for their education. Not sure if its the same as a priest, a seminary.
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First of all- call to the school. After that... Good luck! In which county it was? I can ask  in London (about 5 special schools)
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Basically it is a former polytechnic. I was there for a short diploma course a few years ago. I enjoyed it. The beer is cheap, the women are four or five out of ten (usually 32b to 36d), the food is awful and served in a grubby, crowded canteen, everyone has really horrible, grating accents. The lecturers are nice people and the ones I met varied from competent to actually interesting. Nobody cares whether you get what you thought you would get out of your course so be prepared to insist. Pick a course where the trainer has real world experience of what he is teaching.
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Look here: http://www.atnf.csiro.au/education/uni_aus.html\nGoodluck ^_^
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Do a yellow pages search of schools in that town. ...Or can't you just read it on the certificate? Here's an example of one search. I am not sure what type of school you attended (community, private, etc.).
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Utterly useless and disreputable "diploma mill."\n\nKennedy-Western is not accredited by any reputable accreditation association.  It can't even get accredited by Distance Education accreditors.\n\nStay away.
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classes were ~ 45 minutes except for science lab classes and they were 1:30.  school started at 8am and lasted to 3pm lunch was about 1/2hour(thank god, any longer would be cruel)
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Not really sure...but the UK Department for Education and Skills is a good place to start (probably) check out their website
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The time to graduate is not an issue.  There requirement is that you have a four year degree.  The requirement is not that you graduate in four years.
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Contact the school and ask for a list of references.\n\nCheck with the BBB.