PREPARATION PROGRAMS ABROAD

What is a Foundation Programme?

The Foundation Programme is a preparatory programme that prepares students who have studied in another country under a different curriculum in terms of English and academic skills for entry into undergraduate faculties at universities. Turkmen students who wish to pursue higher education at universities abroad must complete 1 year of foundation education, as secondary school education abroad and in Turkmenistan is different. For example, in the British education system, a student who has completed secondary school receives a total of 13 years of education. In Turkmenistan, this education takes a total of 12 years. For this reason, students who have completed school in Turkmenistan are not accepted to A-Level in the UK. If you wish to pursue a bachelor`s degree at a UK university, you will have to make up the missed year by completing 1 year of foundation education at a British university or college. A student must have sufficient English language skills to participate in the Foundation programme. The Foundation programme provides English language support to students. However, students are expected to have a certain level of English (IELTS 4.5-5.5 or TOEFL 70-80). Students with insufficient language skills must take language training in advance. The Foundation programme prepares students for the subjects they wish to study; It prepares students for undergraduate programmes such as business administration, finance and management, programming, law, art and design, engineering, social sciences, medicine, science and pharmacy, media and humanities

What is the International Year One Programme?

The International Year One Programme is a programme that provides academic preparation and credits for students who wish to study at a UK university but are unable to fully meet the entry requirements by completing the first year of their undergraduate degree at a bridging institution. On successful completion of the International Year One programme offered by INTO, Navitas, Kaplan International Pathways and Cambridge Education Group, which have partnerships with UK universities, you will progress directly to the universities with which the brokerage firm has agreements and continue your undergraduate degree, studying in the second year.

What is a Pathway programme?

Pathways are carefully designed programmes aimed at improving the academic and language skills of international students who wish to study higher education in England, America, Canada, Australia and the Netherlands but are unable to meet the entry requirements for university. The main aim of a Pathway programme is to ensure that you have sufficient English language skills to study in the country where you will be studying. In addition to language education, it also provides students with the skills they will need during their time at university; essay writing, research, teamwork, presentation preparation, note-taking and time management. Another benefit of the Pathway program is that it provides a unique orientation to the educational system and social life of the country where you will receive your university education.

What is a Pre-Master`s program?

Pre-Master`s programs are carefully designed programs aimed at improving the academic and language skills of international students who want to study for a Master`s degree but cannot meet the prerequisites for university admission. Students improve their academic and language skills, as well as adapt to the educational system and culture of the country where they will receive their Master`s degree. The duration of the program varies from 3 to 12 months, depending on the level of the student.