Thread: Qualifications

Perhaps there are no doctors because they are far too busy to find time to spend maintaining Land Rovers..... Bob

Our obstetrician for our last 3 kids(child birth doctor) has a D3 or D4 but does work every 2nd weekend + on call for emg. c-sections etc so would be one doc with no time for a forum.

Originally Posted by korg20000bc

You could do it that way if you have a previous degree. But, a Bachelor of Teacher is a lesser education degree than a Bachelor of Education-
from Wikipedia:

There is your first mistake, never believe everything published on the web.

Sounds like you need to ask the state education authorities they will tell you different

Originally Posted by Piddler

There is your first mistake, never believe everything published on the web.

Sounds like you need to ask the state education authorities they will tell you different

Good luck to you. Thanks for the info.
Maybe I'm just showing my age...

Originally Posted by JDNSW

The thing that interests me is - still no doctors or lawyers! I wonder if there are any dentists?

John

I'll get my daughter to join in a couple of years. She was a D1 driver and is presently an RN (B. Nurs.) in her 4th year of medicine. She drives a Forester but she misses her D1.

Originally Posted by bob10

Well, we have a most wonderful mixture of personalities in AULRO, from those with high achievements in academic life, to those with extensive life experience. Not much difference between the two, really.Me? I left school at 15, did a trade in the Navy, then for a number of years had the time of my life travelling the world , spent all my money on women & good times , saw some fantastic places, met great people, [some not so great ] laughed, cried & bled in some of the roughest dives in the world, and met people like Lord Mountbatten & Emporer Haile Selassie, saluted the Queen [ you know, our one] one thing I learned --- don't take yourself so seriously. It is a lesson I forget myself sometimes, and constantly have to remind myself about, but it is obvious we Land Rover owners are a passionate bunch, and express ourselves with gusto, and long may it be so. Bob

Same here Bob and pretty much have the same views. In addition to the Queen, chuck in General Rabuka (FIJI), Michael Somari (PNG), King Hussein (Jordan) all wonderful people in their own right and all had/have a passion for their beliefs. I got several Senior Certificates from the Navy, later a Diploma of Business, currently run a large Distribution Centre in Perth, drive a Disco 2a (with the 3 amigos), generally enjoy life without getting too upset about comments such as those thrown around and as suggested we are a passionate bunch but also a very much 'drop & help' mob when one of us needs assistance and you don't need a bit of paper for that... love it
I guess I'll be ticking the 'etc'... box.

Cheers,

Peter.

As a mature aged student (just like Stevo and same scenario) I did a Batchelor of teaching Adult vocational.

I also have the following:
fully qualified Electrician, refrigeration and airconditioning mechanic and Gas fitter

Diploma of management, Cert IV TAA

Currently finishing off my diploma of quality auditing then going to do a MBA in HR/OH&S

and I dont have a bloody elitist bone in my body but I have gotten off of my arse and bettered myself, which includes years of self study on top of formal study.

Originally Posted by d3syd

I think we should organise a trivial pursuit night. AULRO team vs Nissan/Toyota owners group(s).

Given I've got both a Landy and a Nissan, I wouldn't know which team to join, but I think I'd steer clear of any group containing both Nissan and Toyota drivers in the one room, particularly if you're suggesting they have something in common. Should see some of what's written on their forums about each other.