Study Programme

If you are between the ages of 16 and 18, you will join Kingston College Research Program. The purpose of your study plan is to prepare you for the next step in your education and future career. I emphasize both

Most of your research plans include critical qualifications such as level 1, level 2 A level, GCSE and BTEC diploma, or eligibility you can complete as part of your research plan.

In order to prepare you for further research / higher education and work life, and now to meet domestic requirements, you will receive English and mathematical GCSE level C or higher.

Kingston University will study English and mathematics as part of the study plan and give opportunities to achieve C or more. All students between the ages of 16 and 18 belong to any course.

Everything else will be evaluated on entry when using our own tests on what international certification you might have.

Honing your employment skills with us is the key to help you achieve the dreams of your university and career. Kingston University offers various employment skill activities and activities. We call this plan "the moving future"

As part of our study plan, we will offer you the opportunity to participate in various activities. For example, you can visit our arena gym and talent show. An important part of the program is our prosperous student union, student's voice, and our own student union (KCSU).

We are proud of the level of support provided to students in all programs. Structured support comes from the Tutorial system; we also provide huge and accessible interdisciplinary support services. We hope to accomplish two big jobs at Kingston University - firstly you can make the most progress about qualifications; secondly, we will grow as you grow up as a person, I hope to have a positive impact on the community.

After graduating from high school, everyone is enthusiastic about completing their application and participating in their selected study plan. Most people I know are taking the simplest approach. They applied for the course as much as possible. If I remember in 2009, I know that the number of courses you are allowed to apply is 16. Several of my friends succeeded and got what they wanted. There is no other one else. I am not the best learner at school. But in the field where I am interested I am clever enough. I passed the more difficult path. From the 10th grade (I think) When I graduate, I always know that I will do what I like. At the moment my final exam is not the most advanced exam. I am dreaming of studying movies at the Capital Art Museum in Lithuania. But at the same time, I know that I do not meet the application requirements. I also thought about going abroad.

At Professor Sarah, studying in other languages ​​is not a compulsory subject of the degree program. However, students enrolled in the Business and Economics course have studied English, Chinese, Spanish, or French to satisfy the requirements of degree acquisition, accounting for approximately 25% of bachelor's and master's degrees. Every year, about 400 new students have a bachelor's degree and about 60 students have a bachelor's degree. In the bachelor's degree, 4 hours of classes are held per week, focusing on grammar revision and vocabulary development. Films and articles from most journals in the U.S. and UK such as Business Weeks and Economists are media for vocabulary development, but grammatical content is taught separately after major form-oriented courses.