Whether you want to improve your study skills, meet new people, or advance your career, our recreational study will inspire and excite you. It's an excellent way to advance your career and skills while also discovering hidden talents with like-minded individuals.
Recreational study, such as study skills building and meetings, is typically taught one day per week by passionate and friendly experts who promise to be welcoming and enlightening. Discover your passions, broaden your skills, and join us on a journey of skill development.
Please note that recreational study does not lead to a formal qualification.
The minimum age to register for this programme is 18. Prospective students should note that the following entrance qualifications are required for those wishing to undertake this programme:
Adult/Mature applicant and
IELTS 4.0 or CEFR level B1 (if applicable)
Recreational Study include the following activities:
| Part | Topics |
|---|---|
| Part 1 | Academic Writing |
| Part 2 | Referencing Guidance |
| Part 3 | Study Skills |
| Part 4 | Working with Others |
Furthermore, if applicable, the student may also engage in discussions regarding the main course topic, task, or subject with the tutor or instructor.
15-30 Days (£200 per day)
On-Campus: Rolling Intake
15 Days: £3000
Intention to Study: £100
15 Days: £3100
Foundation Courses
Undergraduate Courses
Postgraduate Courses
