Foundation Course - Level 01
Foundation/Level - 01-
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252Content
Key Highlights
- Video Lectures
- PDF Notes
- Practice Questions
- Mock Tests
Overview
A foundation year bridges the gap if you don’t have the right qualifications to go straight on to an undergraduate degree programme. It provides a broad introduction to subjects of your choice and helps you gain valuable academic, study and English language skills.
A foundation year differs from a foundation degree. A foundation degree is a qualification equivalent to two years of a three-year undergraduate degree, while a foundation year gives you the academic and English skills to progress on to an undergraduate degree.
Benefits of studying a foundation course
- Tailored for international students
- Improve your English language skills
- Bridge the gap between school and college
- Time to adjust to a supportive environment
Course content
Foundation Course Level - I Premium
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2Subjects
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126Videos
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126Pdfs
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