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Thursday, November 29, 2012
Time taken to do the OCA degree
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I guess everyone will have their own time-scales but getting to the end after any duration is an achievement. And of course now the OCA have introduced the overall course time limit.
Funny, I looked back at one of your older posts and saw a comment of mine saying I doubted I would continue with more modules but here I am on L3. I note how many more months you spent on L3 than the others and suspect I have an awful lot of work to do.
This really shows the amount of dedication required to complete the Degree and I think you did well to tackle two courses at the same time Mary. Are you still working on the MA?
Catherine
Hi Duncan, long time no see. I think I found the Advanced Painting course the most productive of all the OCA courses but it's a personal thing because you design it yourself. My course turned out to be lengthy even though it looked straightforward. I reckon it was a sign that my design was good, because it took me to many unexpected and productive places which had not happened with the earlier courses. When it got to be too long I was wondering if I could skip some but didn't because one of the overall learning outcomes is that you carry out what you've said you will do.
Hi Catherine and thanks for commenting. I'm enjoying finding my own way in painting and printmaking at present, and also in teaching, which was one of my reasons for doing the degree, to be qualified in the subject. All these are keeping me fully occupied. I might think about an MA later on though it's unlikely.
Mary
Faster than my writing degree which took me nearly ten years, but then I had some years off .
Great achievement though - well done you.
I wonder are you now feeling a little lost over what to do next? I am.
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