Online and Paper Based Study - What's the Difference?
For many courses, you can choose between an online or paper version.
Both options contain the same course content. The only difference is that if you choose the paper version, you’ll receive a printed study pack in the post. This can be useful if you prefer to read away from a screen or make handwritten notes while studying.
However, regardless of which option you choose, all assignments must still be typed and submitted online through our Learning Management System (LMS).
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