Duration
One academic year120 UK credits across a focused foundation programme.
THE PROGRAMME
The SNG IFP is a one-year pre-undergraduate programme taught by StudyNet Group. It combines a subject pathway with academic English and study skills.
120 UK credits across a focused foundation programme.
Business, Science and Engineering, Social Sciences, and Law.
1,200 notional learning hours, including independent study.
All four pathways are taught entirely in English.
Confirm your preferred intake before applying.
Normally 70% or above; qualifications assessed individually.
CURRICULUM
All students complete the shared core and one academic pathway, giving 120 UK credits and 1,200 notional learning hours.
Notional hours include teaching, guided learning, independent study and assessment. Foundation credits do not automatically transfer towards a bachelor’s degree.
Compare the pathways| Module / code | UK credits | Notional hours |
|---|---|---|
| English Language and Study SkillsSNG-IFP-ELS10 | 10 | 100 |
| English for Academic PurposesSNG-IFP-EAP10 | 10 | 100 |
| Integrated Study SkillsSNG-IFP-ISS10 | 10 | 100 |
| Social and Cultural EnvironmentSNG-IFP-SCE10 | 10 | 100 |
LEARNING & ASSESSMENT
Lectures, seminars, workshops and tutorials are combined with practical or digital activities where relevant. Independent study includes reading, research, revision and assessment preparation.
Assessment follows module learning outcomes and may include written work, controlled assessments, presentations, practical or data tasks, projects and reflective evidence.
The brochure expects at least 80% attendance. Request the applicable assessment weightings, pass marks, resit rules and absence procedures before enrolling.
YOUR UNIVERSITY ROUTE
SNG IFP prepares students to apply for Year 1 of a suitable bachelor’s degree. Recognition may be limited to particular courses, entry routes or campuses.
Use the directory to check the available recognition information and discuss current subject, grade and English requirements with admissions.
Explore university progressionApplicants normally need senior secondary education averaging 70% or above and English at B2 level or equivalent. Qualifications are reviewed individually.
Full entry requirements and application checklistProgramme overview and brochure, with curriculum and academic specifications.
Programme documentsYOUR NEXT STEP
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