Right Tick Consulting Ltd.

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If you have ever considered taking on further or
higher education but thought it might be intimidating,
inconvenient or pricey. Then let us show you how rewarding
it can be through a variety of courses and professional
qualification that set you apart from the crowd. Getting back on the “education ladder” as an adult that is resident in the UK has nevr been this good.

These are the pre-requisites:

A valid UK/EU Passport or have ILR (Indefinite Leave to Remain)
A UK National Insurance Number
A UK bank account
An email address
Evidence of having lived continuously in the UK for at least three (3) years
Aged between 24 and 60.

Right Tick Consulting is currently creating awareness about Higher Education and University admissions; leading to the award of Diplomas, Higher National Diplomas, undergraduate and postgraduate degrees for citizens of the United Kingdom.

The undergraduate courses include, but are NOT limited to the following:

Law, Accounting, Business Management, Hospitality Management, Travel & Tourism, Computing & Systems Development, Health & Social Care, Theology, etc.

From September 2016 postgraduate degree courses have now become eligible for government funding. These include, but are NOT limited to the following:

MBA (International), MBA (Healthcare), MBA (Hospitality), MSc International Marketing, MSc International Project Management, Mass Communication, etc.

These are opportunities to create or re-define destinies, fulfil dreams and achieve lifetime ambitions. Therefore, you might want to give it a thought and we are here to support all the way, at no COST to you.

You may also check the following websites for detailed information about FUNDING:

Please, do not hesitate to ask further questions if you have any through our CONTACT FORM or olu@right-tick-consulting.co.uk or info@right-tick-consulting.co.uk

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