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About Us - Frequently Asked Questions
- Will Bellerbys help me to find a university place in the UK?
- Can Bellerbys help me to go to the best universities?
- How many Bellerbys students go to the top universities?
- Why do Bellerbys run 3, 5 and 6 term A Level courses?
- What is the difference between A Levels and Foundation?
- I've just finished my GCSEs, can I apply to join the Foundation course?
- I want to study at Bellerbys but my English isn't good enough yet. What should I do?
- How long does it take to increase my IELTS score by one point?
- Do I really have to study so much English?
- How often will the school produce reports about my progress?
- How long will I study each day?
- How many students will be in my class?
- What holidays will I have?
What is the difference between A Levels and Foundation?
A Level exams are recognised qualifications for entry to all British universities and to universities worldwide. With an English language requirement of IELTS 5.5, it is a demanding course with a higher degree of difficulty than that of the Foundation course. A Levels are usually taken over two years and students can apply to any university on completion, provided their results meet entry requirements.
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The Foundation course is a shorter (one year) course, which is more targeted and focused. Instead of studying three or four areas, it allows students to focus on one or two subjects enabling a deeper understanding of these areas of study. Bellerbys Foundation students are guaranteed a place on one of over 680 degree courses offered by our 38 partner universities. With an English language entry requirement of 4.5, this course is ideal for students seeking fast-track entry to university courses in diverse fields such as business, engineering, humanities, law, science, I.T.and art & design.
Read more about the Foundation course
Read more about the A Level course
The Foundation course is a shorter (one year) course, which is more targeted and focused. Instead of studying three or four areas, it allows students to focus on one or two subjects enabling a deeper understanding of these areas of study. Bellerbys Foundation students are guaranteed a place on one of over 680 degree courses offered by our 38 partner universities. With an English language entry requirement of 4.5, this course is ideal for students seeking fast-track entry to university courses in diverse fields such as business, engineering, humanities, law, science, I.T.and art & design.
Read more about the Foundation course
