International Foundation Year in Business, Law and Social Studies (IELTS 4.5 (4.5 in writing) (with Enhanced Induction) (November)

The International Foundation Year at Leeds Beckett University International Study Centre helps you to progress to your chosen undergraduate degree at Leeds Beckett University. You will spend two semesters in the supportive environment of the International Study Centre, working with expert tutors in order to confidently enter the first year of your undergraduate degree at the University.
You will be taught English language, study and academic skills so that you can succeed in your undergraduate degree, as well as your future career once you graduate.
You will study a combination of core and subject-specific modules that focus on helping you learn the skills most relevant to the degree you want to study.
Your work will be assessed regularly through coursework assignments, presentations, essays and case studies.
You are expected to attend 100% of your classes at the International Study Centre or you are at risk of losing your Student visa.
Enhanced Induction:
The Enhanced Induction gives you extra support and the opportunity to learn more about life in the UK and develop your English Language skills. You will also receive expert guidance on academic practice from the International Study Centre; all offered to you at no additional cost.
The Enhanced Induction is focused on three areas that will help you succeed in your academic programme: language, life and learning skills.
Why attend the Enhanced Induction
You’ll benefit from 15-hours per week of face-to-face sessions, allowing you to:
Practice your English language skills
Build new friendships and get to know key Centre staff, helping you adjust to life living and studying in the UK.
Find our more about the wide range of support and guidance available to you, which is designed to help you succeed.
Additional advice on developing your digital skills, managing your money, practical tips on managing your time and an introduction to assessments in UK higher education.
Have additional time to adapt to and enjoy UK life and culture, helping you settle in before you begin your academic programme in January.
It’s the perfect way to get a head start and be better prepared for your chosen programme.

Good High School graduation grades (or equivalent)

Age: 17+ years of age