If you are an international student hoping to study on an undergraduate or postgraduate course in the UK, a Pre-sessional English for Academic Purposes course will help you.
Why study with us
- If you successfully complete this course at the right level, you will meet the English language requirements for your course at UCLan
- There is a maximum of 15 students per class. This means you will have dedicated time with a tutor.
- You will be taught English through a range of activities. From learning with our friendly tutors, to self-study and sessions with your classmates.
Award: Certificate
Level: Undergraduate/Postgraduate
Delivery: Online
Study Mode: Full-time
Duration: From 6 – 14 weeks of study depending on your chosen intake
Start Date: Start dates are varied
Course overview
Class hours: 20 hours per week
Assessment: Coursework (70%) and final test (30%)
Certificate of completion: Marks for writing, speaking, reading and listening
Class sizes: Maximum of 15 students per class
Minimum Age: 18
Teaching and learning
Each week you will have a range of activities. This includes live classes, peer study sessions, a lecture and tutorials, as well as guided self-study.
Your tutors will teach classes and tutorials They will also guide you through the various activities and give you feedback.
You will take part in group discussions, watch videos and lectures, read and discuss academic articles, and make short presentations.
Enquiries and applications
Please apply online once you have already applied for your main course at UCLan.
For all enquiries, please email the Language Academy Team.
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