UK parliament: introduction & petitions
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06/12/2016 Introduction to the UK Parliament welcome to W eek 1 https://mail.aol.com/webmailstd/enus/printMessage 1/1 From: FutureLearn <[email protected]> To: rvanegap <[email protected]> Subject: Introduction to the UK Parliament welcome to W eek 1 Date: Sun, Nov 13, 2016 8:39 pm Hello Ricardo A., Welcome to Week 1 of Introduction to the UK Parliament. Go to Week 1 Welcome to Week 1 Over the next three weeks we’ll be finding out about the people and processes involved in the UK Parliament. W e’ll be exploring a range of topics including how Parliament scrutinises the work of the Government and the different steps in the legislative process. This week however , we’ll start by exploring the dif ference between Parliament and Government, and we’ll also begin looking at the work of the House of Commons and the House of Lords. Learn at your own pace You and your fellow learners will be working through the course together at the same pace, so that you can support each other and have productive discussions. However , you are also welcome to move faster or slower through the course steps, if that fits in better with your available time. Please feel welcome to use the discussions and comments area to ask questions if you’re struggling, and to help other people if they’re stuck. W e won’t be able to answer every question directly , but we will try to attempt to respond to common problems and questions as the course proceeds. This course is an introduction course, but we know that many of you will be interested in finding out more as you go along. W e’ve included links to relevant information for those of you who wish to extend your learning. Get a personalised certificate At the end of the course you’ll have the opportunity to purchase a Certificate of Achievement for this course if you mark 90% of steps as complete, and score 70% or higher across all tests in this course. Y ou might find this useful for providing evidence of Continuing Professional Development (CPD), for an application to a university course, or of your awareness of the issues in this subject. Alternatively , if you mark the majority of steps as complete, you can purchase a Statement of Participation to celebrate taking part in the course. We hope you enjoy the course and look forward to reading your comments! Claire Bogue Houses of Parliament Need support? Try our FAQs VAT number: GB160 3989 93 FutureLearn is a registered company in England and W ales 8324083 PO Box 77, Chambers Building, W alton Hall, Milton Keynes, MK7 6BT You received this email because you joined Introduction to the UK Parliament. Decided not to take part? Leave the course . Getting too many emails? Unsubscribe from all course emails or change your email settings .
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06/12/2016 Introduction to the UK Parliament welcome to Week 1
https://mail.aol.com/webmailstd/enus/printMessage 1/1
From:FutureLearn <[email protected]>To: rvanegap <[email protected]>
Subject: Introduction to the UK Parliament welcome to W eek 1Date: Sun, Nov 13, 2016 8:39 pm
Hello Ricardo A.,Welcome to Week 1 of Introduction to the UK Parliament.
Go to Week 1
Welcome to Week 1
Over the next three weeks we’ll be finding out about the people andprocesses involved in the UK Parliament. We’ll be exploring a range oftopics including how Parliament scrutinises the work of the Governmentand the different steps in the legislative process. This week however, we’llstart by exploring the difference between Parliament and Government,and we’ll also begin looking at the work of the House of Commons and theHouse of Lords.
Learn at your own pace
You and your fellow learners will be working through the course together atthe same pace, so that you can support each other and have productivediscussions. However, you are also welcome to move faster or slowerthrough the course steps, if that fits in better with your available time.
Please feel welcome to use the discussions and comments area to askquestions if you’re struggling, and to help other people if they’re stuck. Wewon’t be able to answer every question directly, but we will try to attempt torespond to common problems and questions as the course proceeds.
This course is an introduction course, but we know that many of you will beinterested in finding out more as you go along. We’ve included links torelevant information for those of you who wish to extend your learning.
Get a personalised certificate
At the end of the course you’ll have the opportunity to purchase aCertificate of Achievement for this course if you mark 90% of steps ascomplete, and score 70% or higher across all tests in this course. Youmight find this useful for providing evidence of Continuing ProfessionalDevelopment (CPD), for an application to a university course, or of yourawareness of the issues in this subject. Alternatively, if you mark themajority of steps as complete, you can purchase a Statement ofParticipation to celebrate taking part in the course.
We hope you enjoy the course and look forward to reading yourcomments!
Claire Bogue Houses of Parliament
Need support? Try our FAQs
VAT number: GB160 3989 93 FutureLearn is a registered company in England and W ales 8324083 PO Box 77, Chambers Building, W alton Hall, Milton Keynes, MK7 6BT
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06/12/2016 Prove what youâ ve learned with a Certificate of Achievement
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Subject: Prove what youâ ve learned with a Certificate of AchievementDate: Mon, Nov 28, 2016 10:30 am
Dear Ricardo A.,Congratulations! You've now completed over 90% of the steps onIntroduction to the UK Parliament, and scored over 70% on all tests.
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