Most distance learning courses are taught in a format called anytime, anywhere. This method lets you work on your courses anytime and anywhere, within the constraints of a schedule designed by the instructor to meet the goals of the course. Courses may be delivered by print-based, video, internet, or a combination of methods. Print-based courses use texts, workbooks, or other written materials in the delivery of information and assignments. Internet courses provide all course materials through the use of the World Wide Web.
Registration is easy.
Just use the same methods you would use for any course offered through the Education and Training Partnership. However, class sizes are limited. You should plan to register early. Course materials and detailed instructions will be sent to you the week prior to the course start date. Students taking distance learning courses typically are given projects and other assignments to complete and hand in.