Yes. Ususally from Tech or Service vocations where the time is
more stable.
Take NTU degree as an example, part time studies start from 7pm to
10pm. Ususally take 3 or 4 days in a week (Mon, Wed, Fri). Each sem
take 3 modules.
Depending on modules, each module have project, continuous
assessment and finally exams.
The problematic part for regulars are the exam because basically
all ur leave is reserved for the exams. Ur annual leave will be
divided into 2 sem's exam, taking around Apr-May and Oct-Nov.
Ususally, what I observed, they take 1 week for each sem.
It is a huge commitment. Because ususally after class at 10pm,
reach home around 11-12, u already knock out. Then weekend sat, sun
have to piang tutorials. If u dun do ur tutorials and u choose to
copy then u are going to suffer for ur 1 week leave to revise for
exam. Then during exams u are going to stuff 3 modules of work into
ur brain in 1 week.
Ususally by the 1st year, 1 sem, nearly 50% drop out. To add on,
there is no sup paper like in poly. U fail one module, u "tah pao"
AKA repeat the whole module again for 1 sem. Meaning, if u fail 2
modules this sem, u are going to take potentially 5 modules next
sem.
How hard is the module? Take the NTU EEE part time course as an
example, one EEE module covers 1 year of work in poly.
As I said, it is a huge commitment because once started u basically
have no life. The only 2 periods of rest is the vacation period but
as u are already working as an regular, u technically have no
rest.