English Academic Preparation Programme
Overview
The English Academic Preparation Programme is taught by The Hague Pathway College. With a specific aim of helping students prepare for the IELTS exam, the course will equip you with the English and study skills you need to enrol in English-taught Bachelors or Masters degrees at The Hague University of Applied Sciences.
During this course you will work in an international and interactive learning environment. With a focus on the four main English language skills (Speaking, Writing, Reading, and Listening), you will develop the academic skills needed to do well in the IELTS exam and in your future academic careers.
Duration
- Two semesters
Intakes
- January
Location
- The Hague
Pathway Structure
Stage 1: English Academic Preparation Programme
The English Academic Preparation Programme consists of the following modules:
- English and academic skills
- English IELTS preparation
Normally, this is equivalent to a total workload of 30 hours per week.
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Teaching & Assessment
Teaching is delivered via a combination of lectures, seminars, and project-based group work (oral and written presentation). Assessment is via individual coursework (oral and written presentation) and examinations. You will be encouraged throughout to undertake independent study to supplement what is being taught/learnt and to broaden your personal knowledge.
While final examinations are held in official IELTS test centres, students receive practice/mock examinations during the course in order to prepare thoroughly.
Fees
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Scholarships
The Hague University of Applied Sciences offers some financial support for students, as well as helping you find scholarships and bursaries available from your home country.
Important Dates
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Post-study Opportunities
Kick-start your career in The Hague. The Netherlands and The Hague are great places to kick-start your career once you’ve completed your degree.
The Orientation Year (Zoekjaar) Permit allows recent graduates from non-EU countries to stay in or come back to the Netherlands for a period of up to 12 months.
During this one-year period, you can work in any type of job whilst searching for a permanent role or starting a business.
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