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Business Foundation Course
(Accelerated)
January entry (January - June 2009)
Entry level: IELTS 5.5+ (take a
test)
30 hours per week
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Purpose
This 6 month course will prepare
you for entry into a UK university and for a career in business,
management and enterprise. It is designed as a fast track
entrance into university education for high calibre students
with the will to succeed.
Unique
Unlike other international student
university foundation programmes, this course makes use of the
resources of highly respected professionals and institutions
from the world of business, finance and politics (see below).
Rose of York
Located in the heart of London,
Rose of York (accredited by the British Council and English UK)
has been helping language and business students achieve their
goals since 1989. We are different to other schools in that we
provide a personal approach to each of our students and a
quality approach to teaching. Our highly trained teachers
are handpicked for their experience and receive consistently
positive feedback from their students. Our class sizes (10
students, average 8 per class) are small enough for you to ask
the questions you want to ask, but large enough for you to
simulate university seminars and tutorials so that you can
develop the communication skills you will need in academia. Our
prices reflect the quality you can expect at Rose of York,
though we ensure they are competitive!
Course Timetable
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Business Foundation
Course (Accelerated) |
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9.00-10.30am |
IELTS |
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11.00-12.30pm |
Academic English Module |
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1.30-3.30pm |
Business Studies |
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3.30pm-6.00pm |
Tutorial option/ Self-study |
(1 hour tutorial lesson = £50)
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Maximum
10 students per class (average 8
students)
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Minimum
age 18
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Entrance level: IELTS score of 5.5*
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Assistance with UCAS applications
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Accommodation service
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If your IELTS score is below 5.5, you can enrol on
Business Foundation Course Starter.
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2009 DATES (24 weeks) |
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Semester 1 |
5
January -27 March
(12 weeks)
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Mid-term Break |
30 March-3 April |
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Semester 2 |
6
April-26 June
(12 weeks)
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Rose of York students have gone on to study at:
Your Course
The University Business Foundation
Programme is based on the same principles as those taught at AS
Level Business Studies. It is specially adapted for non-native
speakers with a high level of English (minimum IELTS 5.5). The
UFP offers excellent, high-quality resources from a range of
business institutions in London and the UK, combined with the
expert, personal tuition you need to thoroughly prepare for
university life.
On this modern course students are
not only given a knowledge of the fundamentals to modern
business studies in preparation to study at university, but are:
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provided with intensive
training in academic skills and language
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given training in IELTS
examination
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benefited with advice and
support for UCAS applications
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taught in small, friendly
classes for maximum support
Business UFP students are also
taught to:
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think and learn in an
entrepreneurial manner
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learn from the UK’s leading
young entrepreneurs
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learn from respected experts
and guest speakers from the world of business and politics
Guest Speakers
ROY believes in reaching out to
the business community through providing our students with
quality, first-hand talks and advice from some of the UK’s most
respected business professionals. Guest speakers include:
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John Grogan MP – Member of
Parliament for Selby, Chair of the All Party Parliamentary
BBC Group, Treasurer of the All Party Parliamentary
University Group and Member of the House of Commons Northern
Ireland Affairs Select Committee.
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Lee Hyde, a Project Manager at
Marshalls SV – Europe’s largest family-run business.
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Adam Scott, who holds MBA
Judge Business school, and works as a management consultant
with:
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Ruthie Collins, a Women’s
Enterprise Ambassador and author of The Hip Girl’s Guide to
Being an Entrepreneur.
Talks Field Trips and Resources
As part of this course, Rose of
York uses resources from some of the world’s most respected
business organizations and institutions to complement the
syllabus and aid student learning.
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Study at the Business and IP
Centre at the British Library
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Visit top-ranking University
of Cambridge’s Judge Business School as part of their
Enterprise Tuesday series of lectures with leading business
professionals
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Try out a lecture at the
London School of Economics as part of their Public Lecture
series (LSE)
MODULE OUTLINES
Induction Week: Student Life in the UK
In this short introductory module,
you will learn about the practicalities of student-life in the
UK, and cover personal finance, banking, accommodation, British
Life, and prepare your personal statements for your UCAS
applications.
Business
On this key component to the
course you will work closely with Surridge and Gillespie’s
coursebook AS Business Studies, to learn the fundamentals of
Business Studies necessary to enter University. Integrated into
the course is special attention to contemporary business trends
such as social enterprise, innovation, and women in business.
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Business Models, Business
Planning, Objectives and Strategy
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Business Ethics, Globalisation
and Social Responsibility
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External Influences,
Stakeholders
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Marketing Objectives,
Strategies, and Techniques
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Business Management and
Leadership
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Business and Finance
IELTS
Get the IELTS
score you need to enter university. Focus on your weaknesses and
study essential exam preparation techniques with experienced
IELTS teachers using tried and tested materials. Regular
practice exams and weekly one-to-one tutorials with your teacher
will help you monitor your progress.
Academic English
On our Academic
English Module, you will learn how to write in an appropriate
style for university, as well as develop listening/speaking
skills for lectures and seminars and the vocabulary, structures and reading
skills required to achieve success.
2009 fees: £4650
(inclusive of materials and registration fee)
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