PROSPECTUS 2021 CONTENTS International success...... 4 Secondary courses How we support you...... 6 Pre-A Level Plus...... 27 WELCOME Brock heritage...... 8 A Level...... 28 FROM THE Teaching & Results...... 10 Fast Track A Level...... 30 Enrichment...... 11 Vocational...... 32 Location...... 12 Principal Brock Campus...... 14 University preparation courses At College we Every year we welcome Academic support...... 16 International Foundation Year in Business have an excellent academic new students from across Elite Support programme...... 17 and Finance ...... 36 reputation and are focussed the world and celebrate as Aspire Academy...... 18 International Foundation Year in Science on providing the highest quality others leave us to take their Sports Academy...... 20 and Engineering...... 38 education. I believe the key to next steps. Whether they are Homestay accommodation...... 21 our success is our passion for progressing to university or Application process...... 40 education and our commitment starting their first job, they High School Experience and Fees, Scholarships and Visas...... 41 to each individual student’s carry with them the benefits English Language courses Contact us...... 42 progress. of their time here. High School Experience...... 22 Whatever your long-term Whatever you choose to study, English as a Foreign Language (EFL)...... 24 career goals, we can provide we pledge to make it relevant, Spring, Summer and Winter School courses..... 25 you with the skills, experience interesting and inspirational, and confidence to succeed. giving you something solid on Naturally, good exam results which to build in the future. An overview of the British education system are critical to this success. Ages Stages Exams However, many other aspects of college life will also play 3 – 5 Pre-school / – Nursery important roles in your development. These include Di Roberts CBE Primary the friends you will make, Principal 5 – 7 Key Stage 1 National Year 1 – 2 Tests the activities in which you will participate, the 10 7 – 11 Key Stage 2 National independence you will gain, Year 3 – 6 Tests and the encouragement and support you will receive. 11 – 14 Key Stage 3 National Year 7 – 9 Tests

14 – 16 Key Stage 4 GCSEs Secondary Year 10 – 11 Level 2 Qualifications Why choose Brock? Vocational Qualifications

Our well-equipped and modern campus in the picturesque New Forest 18 16 – 18 Key Stage 5 AS/A Levels National Park in the south of England is surrounded by ancient woodland Year 12 – 13 Level 3 Qualifications and free-roaming animals. Importantly, we have a proud of Vocational Qualifications Foundation Year teaching and learning excellence that spans more than 100 years,

and we record consistently high exam results in a range of academic, Higher Education 18+ Level 4 – 6 Higher National Diploma vocational and higher education courses. We also have a strong Undergraduate Degrees international outlook, with 5% of our 2,800 16-19-year-old learners coming from overseas. 21+ Level 7 – 8 Postgraduate Degrees 34 Doctoral Degrees “At Brock I have the unique choice to study subjects such as Law and Psychology, which significantly helped me in deciding my future career. The teachers guide me when I need INTERNATIONAL SUCCESS help but also encourage me to study independently. At Brockenhurst College our exam results are consistently good, and we record I am feeling more prepared for university life and also encouraged to continue my studies here in the UK. I am going to apply for Psychology at UCL and Amsterdam University. excellent statistics for progression to university and employment. Each year, around Brockenhurst College is a great choice for a young student with big aspirations.” two thirds of our international students who progress to university in the UK go to institutions ranked in the top 30*. Successful completion of some of our courses may Felicia Cuzimuc from Moldova, A Levels studied: Criminology, Law, Psychology. enable you to study at one of our partner universities. These include the , Kingston University London, University and the University of .

*Times Higher Education UK university rankings 2021.

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“I chose Brockenhurst College because I wanted to study at a 7 place which not only focused on 3 8 18 2 the students’ academic successes 10 14 16 but their personal growth as well. 12 20 I have thoroughly enjoyed the 6 British way of teaching, with mutual respect between teachers and students. All of my teachers enjoy 13 9 teaching their subjects and share 11 their first-hand experiences to 19 further involve the students in the 21 course.

My plan after Brock is to study Law LLB at a Russell Group university, with a focus on corporate law.” 4 1 Balint Garamvolgyi from Hungary, A Levels studied: Business, History, Law. 15

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“I have had a great experience at Brock. I’m currently studying A Levels so I can focus on subjects that are required for university. 1 Angola 8 Germany 15 Namibia It is different in Thailand since you must study 13 subjects, 2 9 16 therefore you have to put effort into subjects you don’t need Austria Hong Kong Romania as well. At Brock all the teachers are there to help me out in 3 Belgium 10 Hungary 17 Russia each subject. I plan to do Cosmetic Science for undergraduate 4 11 18 and Marketing for postgraduate since I want to start my own Brazil India Slovakia ” cosmetics brand. 5 Chile 12 Korea 19 Thailand 6 13 20 Mook Kulsawat from Thailand, China Macau Turkey A Levels studied: Biology, Chemistry, Maths. 7 Czech Republic 14 Moldova 21 Vietnam 4 www.brock.ac.uk/international 01590 625325 [email protected] 5 Samantha Ettle How we support you International Student Catalina De La Vega Experience Officer Susan Sun International “I’m responsible for Director of Brock Administration Officer ensuring the welfare China Office Paul Spanner Vanda Nutarova “I am originally from of our international “With more than International Manager International Officer Colombia, and, having students, as well as 20 years of experience “I’m passionate about Melissa Murphy “I’m originally from Slovakia Xing Li lived in a few countries, helping them have the helping Chinese Brock and about the Senior International and have been working Transnational Education I enjoy working best possible experience students study abroad, beautiful New Forest Officer with international students Manager and Confucius within multicultural at Brock. Having lived Jo Buttle I am very passionate where we are lucky “My role is to recruit for many years. You will Classroom Manager environments. I have overseas, I understand International about recruiting students enough to live and work. international students meet me on Skype or in “It has been my great been working with the challenges of life in Administration and to study at Brock. As I regularly travel overseas from around the world person in your country honour to see how Brock international students a new country, but I also Accommodation a leading state college to meet with students, to study at Brock, carefully during your interview has helped hundreds of for over ten years, know it will leave you with Officer in the UK, Brock has so parents, education taking into consideration before you join us. I am international students and having been an lots of great memories. “One of my key roles many great resources agents and schools to their future plans and very enthusiastic about over my 15 years here. international student I will arrange your host is to arrange Homestay to offer. I am also very talk about the benefits of progression opportunities. bringing international My current responsibilities myself, I can relate family placement and will placements and make pleased to be able to an education with us. My I spend time overseas students to study with are to send Brock to students who meet you in tutorials or sure our students support the Chinese team and I genuinely care meeting with students, us and experience British teaching and learning are pursuing further the International Office have all the support students on the Elite about each and every one parents and agents in culture and life in one of specialists to other education away from to help you with any and guidance they programme and guide of you, and the first-class different countries to the most beautiful parts countries so the students home. That is why I problems. I also support need while studying at them to use the college support we provide has further the College’s vision of the UK. I am always here at our overseas partner have a real passion for our international Chinese Brock. I’m dedicated resources, achieve their helped many international for internationalisation. to help and advise you to organisations can benefit helping you to have students on the Elite to making sure the best and further their students into world-class I look forward to seeing ensure your experience from our services without the best experience at Programme to achieve student experience is education at their universities.” you around campus.” here is great.” travelling to the UK.” Brock and in the UK.” their potential.” a safe and happy one.” dream university.”

6 www.brock.ac.uk/international 01590 625325 [email protected] 7 When you choose Brockenhurst College you are choosing to belong to a proud tradition of academic excellence that spans more than a century. Here is a decade-by-decade BROCK HERITAGE summary of how we became the unique learning institution we are today.

In 1984 the ever- expanding college With the new The organisation that In the early 1930s the By the 1950s finally became known millennium came became Brockenhurst the village of grand sum of £32,000 as Brockenhurst further investment College began as a Brockenhurst was was spent on improving College. Importantly, in Brock’s facilities. small pupil-teacher home to the largest the school’s facilities. In 1961 the School it would now allow The £3.5m Beacon centre with 18 pupils in in Miss Ward worked to was educating 1,130 students to select Technology 1913. The first long- the country, with improve educational pupils and was rated from a wide range Centre, serving IT, term Headteacher was more than 1,000 provision until her highly. Her Majesty’s of subjects instead Technology, Media the formidable Miss pupils. Headteacher death in 1935. She was Inspectorate noted in its of only the standard and Photography Emma Clara Ward, Dr L.R. Wood succeeded by Mr R.H. report: ‘This is plainly a curriculum subjects. courses’ was officially whose attention to introduced the good school both in the Later in the 1980s opened in 2004. In detail, emphasis on May, who aimed to motto ‘Inter Silvas general standard of its it merged with the the same year, Ofsted discipline and focus on modernise learning and Quaerere Verum’ (to academic work and in Central New Forest rated the College high-level achievement broaden pupils’ horizons seek truth amidst the quality of its life.’ Adult Education as ‘Outstanding’. quickly translated into through visiting lecturers the trees), which In 1969 decision-makers Institute. Mr M.J. Current Principal Mrs good exam results. and trips abroad. remains to this day. opted to phase-out the Snell became D. Roberts CBE was lower school. Principal in 1989. appointed in 2006.

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Wartime saw an Air Since 2010 Brock’s Training Corps, Girls The 1990s was a time facilities have expanded A good reputation saw Training Corps and an As Brockenhurst Sixth Form of major investment at even further, with the College was established, pupil numbers surge Army Cadet Force formed Brock, with a series of opening of a new STEM a new Headteacher took to 155 by 1921, and it at the School. Despite the building programmes Centre in 2016. There is over. Mr A.J. Baker placed also now an enhanced was not long before the upheaval, exam results undertaken. There were emphasis on young focus on progression pupil-teacher centre was remained good, and also many curriculum people’s roles in society innovations, including the and employability. renamed Brockenhurst by 1949 pupil numbers and the development of introduction of educational The College remains County School. By the had reached 700. Dr a social conscience. By provision for adults with a leading force in mid-1920s the new school L.R. Wood took over as the middle of the decade learning difficulties and education locally and had a hall, gym, kitchen Headteacher in 1949. the College taught post- the incorporation of consistently records and woodwork room. Among other things, he 16 learners only. This three more adult learning exam results that exceed Momentum was building. introduced a focus on education was provided by institutes into the College. the national average. career planning. right and not by selection. 8 www.brock.ac.uk/international 01590 625325 [email protected] 9 TEACHING & RESULTS ENRICHMENT A UK education is recognised by many employers, universities and governments We want you to get the most out of your time here at around the world as an indication of quality in a young person. Studying with us will Brock, which is why we provide a range of extra activities give you the knowledge and skills on which you can build for success in the future, to help enrich your college experience. as well as an authentic British experience. Enrichment is separate to your having fun. They can also lead studies and represents a way to to extra qualifications that will pursue your interests through support your UCAS application. extra-curricular learning. The idea is to give you a choice It is all about facilitating a holistic of stimulating pursuits to follow approach to your overall further alongside your courses, helping to education experience by nurturing support your overall development. your mind, body and soul. Students’ So, whatever you like doing away Enrichment pursuits are largely from the classroom, you can find about meeting new people, an activity that suits you. Union discovering new interests and Our Students’ Union (SU) is your chance to get involved with Enrichment options: decision-making at the College and bring about positive change. „„ Excellent results What is the Russell Group? Adobe Graphics The SU meets every week Our exam results are consistently good. In 2020 our The Russell Group is an internationally recognised „„Amnesty to champion the student overall international pass rate was 100%, with 78% association of 24 prestigious British public research voice. It organises and runs of students achieving A*-C grades across all subjects. universities, which are well known for their academic „„Animation Student Parliaments and Detailed exam results for 2020 are available at excellence and selective admissions. They include: takes suggestions and queries www.brock.ac.uk/achievements University College London, Imperial College London, „„ forward to the College’s Senior the University of Nottingham and the University of Management Team. Secure a place at a top university Southampton. „„Artificial Intelligence All our international students can progress to a top There are several SU committees, university. In 2020, 60% of international students Matrix Standard „„Brock2Kenya with remits including Education, who went to a UK university from Brockenhurst We have held the Matrix Standard since 2004 Health & Welfare, Events and the „„Media College gained places at top 30* ranked universities, for our information, advice and guidance services „„Brock Studio Sessions Environment. including: University College London, Imperial for students. In 2007 we won the Matrix Excellence „„ „„Medical Matters College London, the University of Southampton, Award in recognition of our outstanding achievements. Choir Executive SU members also Durham University and the University of Liverpool In fact, we are one of very few colleges in the country „„Musical Production initiate charitable fundraising to have achieved accreditation for all areas of our work. „„Classical Production *Times Higher Education UK university rankings 2021. drives and organise student „„ „„ Ensemble events. Quality assurance for higher education Colouring for Calm Partner universities We have been endorsed by the Quality Assurance „„ „„Music Theory Every year the student community We have close links to the University of Reading, Agency, which examines how well UK educational College Newspaper which is home to the renowned Henley Business elects a new President and Vice institutions maintain standards in higher education. „„ School. Other partners include Kingston University „„Creative Writing Photography President who work from an office on our main campus. London, Bournemouth University and the „„Programming 101 University of Southampton. Successful completion „„Cybersecurity of some of our courses may enable you to progress „„Dance Company „„Psychology directly to these institutions. BROCK 2 kenya „„Driving Theory „„Robotics International students achieved… „„Film Club „„Students’ Union „„Fitness „„Sustainability 100% 78% 56% 50% „„LAMDA „„Textiles PROGRESSION „„ PASS RATE A*-C GRADES A*-B GRADES „„LGBTQ+ Technical Theatre ACROSS ALL ACROSS ALL TO RUSSELL ACROSS ALL „„Yoga SUBJECTS SUBJECTS SUBJECTS GROUP „„Life Drawing UNIVERSITIES 10 www.brock.ac.uk/international 01590 625325 [email protected] 11 1. Brockenhurst village LOCATION 36-CAMPUSACRE IN THE The UK is well known around the world for its wealth of different NEW FOREST communities, historical landmarks and world-class cultural events. NATIONAL PARK Here in the South you can enjoy a mix of cosmopolitan cities, country villages, and the New Forest National Park with its ancient woodland and free-roaming ponies, donkeys and cattle.

Our 36-acre campus is on the coastal side of the New Forest, and is a friendly, safe and peaceful 7mins environment in which to learn. Brockenhurst WALKING TIME village is a five-minute walk away and has a FROM TRAIN mainline train station, enabling you to travel to London in under two hours. STATION TO BROCK

Fifteen minutes away by train is the Russell Group university city of Southampton, which is also one of the largest shopping destinations in 2. View from London Eye 5. The Bargate, Southampton the region. In the opposite direction is the 15mins famous seaside resort town of Bournemouth. BY TRAIN TO SOUTHAMPTON Travel and transport Travelling to the College is easy AND TO THE Edinburgh thanks to excellent transport links. Importantly, we try to ensure all FAMOUS SEASIDE host families live close to public TOWN OF transport routes. BOURNEMOUTH Southampton and Bournemouth both have international airports serving European destinations, and cross-channel ferries 3. Bournemouth beach Brockenhurst train station 90mins Manchester run from TO LONDON and Portsmouth. OR OXFORD Liverpool BY TRAIN

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1 Thirty-six-acre campus in the New Forest 7 Engineering Workshops with up-to-date 12 Dedicated science laboratories set up for 16 Reflections Room for quiet contemplation and prayer. National Park. equipment. a range of experiments. 17 Business and IT Suites. 2 Twenty-seven acres of playing fields. 8 Computing and IT labs with Microsoft Imagine 13 Learning Resources Centre run by trained and Academy and Cisco Systems input. experienced staff, featuring group study rooms 18 Recording Studio with industry-standard hardware 3 Over 300 student car parking spaces. and personal workspaces. and software. 9 Photographic Studio including dark room. 4 All-weather astroturf pitch for football and hockey. 14 Specialised classrooms for English, Humanities, 19 One-hundred seat Kemball Theatre available for all 10 Visual Arts Hub with separate areas for Modern Languages and Childcare courses. kinds of performances. 5 Fully-equipped Sports Centre with Gym and each specialism. Fitness Studio. 15 Hard Brock Café open all day for food, drink 20 Highwood Nursery open to college community and 11 Industry-standard training kitchens and and socialising. the public. 6 STEM Centre packed with the latest learning fine-dining restaurant. technology. 14 www.brock.ac.uk/international 01590 625325 [email protected] 15 ACADEMIC SUPPORT ELITE SUPPORT PROGRAMME You will benefit from expert teachers who have an in-depth knowledge of exam The Elite Support programme is a specialist added-value service that is designed to requirements. All our teachers are specialists in their subjects and many have help ensure you achieve your potential. It is a total-care package that provides an professional experience in their subject fields. Importantly, they will strive to extra layer of support and encouragement to enable you to adapt to the UK education inspire and motivate you so you can achieve your full potential. system smoothly. It runs with both our Pre-A Level Plus courses and our full A Level courses. You may choose to participate in the programme for one or two years. International tutorial programme Student services When you arrive, you will be given a full induction Our Student Services team is on-hand to support On our Elite Support programme you will benefit to help you settle. Regular international tutorials all students. Team members will be happy to help from the following: AGE: 16+ will be timetabled, giving you access to both with a range of topics, including: finance, health and academic and pastoral help and support. wellbeing, learning difficulties and personal issues. „„A specialist Elite Tutor to focus on your academic needs. COURSE DURATION: English classes (ESOL) „„Access to additional academic support outside Six months (alongside Pre-A Level Plus) or Your timetable will include ESOL English classes to normal college hours. “ one – two years (alongside A Level) help support your UK learning experience. All top At Brock I have the chance to „„Regular written feedback to your parents on universities in the UK and overseas require a high level experience a different kind of school your performance and attendance. of English, which is why these classes can aid you in system. When I have questions I can „„A termly video link update for your parents. START DATE: both the short and longer-term. We also offer specific ask my teachers and they help me very „„Frequent progress reviews and constant monitoring September 2021, January 2022 exam preparation support qualifications such as IELTS well. The number of students in class is by your Elite Tutor. (alongside Pre-A Level Plus) and TOEFL. „„ small and the teachers focus on every Educational visits and seminars to boost your September 2021 (alongside A Level)

single student. I have really enjoyed university prospects. Student Support Manager (SSM) „„ my time at Brock.” Extra pastoral care from dedicated officers. Your SSM represents a friendly point of contact for „„Access to our Aspire programme to help you academic and personal issues. He or she will provide aim for places at top universities. HOURS PER WEEK: you with information about events, your progression Pauline Burfeindt, Germany, Three hours of tutorials plus out-of-hours support. High School Experience and will help you with your UCAS application if you Elite Support fees are payable in addition to the plan to remain in the UK for further study. Each SSM standard course fees. is focused on enabling you to reach your full potential. TUITION FEES: University and careers guidance £4,000 alongside Pre-A Level Plus (six months) There will be opportunities to visit universities and £5,750 alongside A Level (one year) attend our Higher Education Fair on campus, which is attended by representatives of around 70 universities. You can also receive guidance about the process of applying to universities in the UK, including the universities of Oxford and Cambridge. In addition, you will have access to one-to-one careers advice as part of our Next Steps programme.

“The Elite Support programme feels like a family. Whenever I have any problems, the tutors are always ready to help. The extra help makes me fully understand the College information and I joined the Duke of Edinburgh programme under the guidance of the tutors. I hope that with the support of the Elite Support programme I will achieve the best that I can.”

Parent Portal Anthony Sun, A Level and Elite Support We have a Parent Portal website, which provides live details about all programme. aspects of your Study Programme. Attendance and progress reports are available and tutors may be contacted via the portal.

16 www.brock.ac.uk/international 01590 625325 [email protected] 17 STEP and AEA University applications Oxbridge support Maths support We aim to prepare you for the If you study STEM or humanities We provide individual and small rigorous application, testing and subjects and are aiming to group support to students wishing interview processes of the most progress to an Oxbridge college, to sit STEP, AEA and other special ASPIREACADEMY respected universities. we have dedicated Oxbridge exams. Support will involve tutor groups to help you make Our Aspire Academy is about nurturing your abilities and giving you the academic taught sessions in the lead-up Aspire tutoring a successful application. to exams, as well as access to a support you need to fulfil your potential. You will also benefit from university Each year 42% of our Aspire range of practice materials and outreach initiatives, field trips, Enrichment opportunities, summer school options students progress to Russell We also provide interactive other resources on our e-learning Group universities. We have workshops to help you develop website. and intercollege competitions. collaborative projects with Oxford your critical thinking skills, prepare and Cambridge, and also the more you for selection interviews and As an Aspire student you will Naturally, it helps if you know How to apply If you are studying Maths, you will local universities of Southampton, extend your learning beyond the receive a detailed framework what you are aiming to achieve; You can apply for our Aspire be given access to a wide range Bournemouth, Reading and classroom. that will enable you to grow into however, many learners prefer to Academy at enrolment. We will of support materials through the Winchester, to help you make the learner and ultimately the keep their options open at further expect you to follow relevant Further Maths Support programme a successful transition to higher Throughout the year we provide professional you want to be. We education level. Therefore, do not Enrichment opportunities of your and Integral Maths website. education. specialist support and guidance, recommend you adopt a holistic worry if you are still undecided. choice. We will also encourage you including seminars run by approach to pursuing success, and We will help you develop that all- to become a Student Ambassador, Importantly, you will be in a representatives of Oxbridge Extended Project all your Aspire tutors will strive to important sense of vision for your which will help you develop your specialised tutor group to help colleges. instil a sense of optimism, along future. public speaking skills and Qualification (EPQ) you develop and consolidate your with a can-do attitude. confidence. knowledge and skills, as well as Masterclasses The EPQ gives you the opportunity grow both in confidence and as We offer a series of half-termly to research an area of your choice a person. workshops led by the College’s beyond your A Level courses. senior team, which are designed It is equivalent to one AS Level to develop your leadership (UCAS points) and can be studied in your second year. potential. These are opportunities to challenge yourself and work Brock News You will develop your academic in teams drawn from different skills through the process of subject areas. planning and refining your research to make a final presentation. Your Medical Matters project can be either a research This is a programme of weekly # project or an artefact such as a meetings for students who aspire piece of music or a film script. to work in the medical professions. 99.8%OVERALL Expert advice and guidance will You will be taught and mentored PASS RATE be provided on how to make a in small groups. Every year successful application, and you will students complete scientific and discuss and debate current issues social science-based projects. Past in medicine. projects have included: The impact of pesticides on bee populations; Debating opportunities Is the NHS being privatised You can join our Debating Society by stealth?; Existentialism in the or take part in the Students’ Union work of Dostoyevsky; Women in # Student Parliament. Both options Victorian society. represent ideal opportunities 74% for you to hone your skills in the A*-B discussion of contentious topics. GRADES Andy Sung, South Korea, Growth Mindset now studying We want to work with you to Aeronautical develop the mindset you need Engineering at to reach your objectives. Indeed, Imperial College we want to help you develop London the resilience and confidence to enable you to be successful in “I spent two years at Brock doing your exams and interviews. # my A Levels. The College provides a very welcoming environment for 93.5% Brock Scholars Programme international students and is also A*-C You will be asked to take part in a a fantastic institute in terms of GRADES peer-assisted learning programme, education. Teachers are genuinely which is designed to help boost passionate about their jobs and your grades. support students regardless. The #Results based on students who joined us experience surely developed me 18 with an average of grade 6 at GCSE. into a better-rounded individual.” SPORTSACADEMY HOMESTAY You can continue playing the sports you love and develop as an athlete by joining our Sports Academy, where you will benefit from regular coaching, training and competition. ACCOMMODATION Currently we run academies in Hockey When you arrive in the UK, you will be welcomed basketball, football, hockey, netball Our Hockey Academy follows and rugby, enabling you to enjoy a training and playing schedule into your new home and, importantly, be treated sport alongside your studies. based on the England Hockey as a member of the family. long-term athlete development You will train twice a week and programme. Homestay accommodation is available to all international students represent the College in county, and is organised by the College’s International Office. You will live regional and national events, We run three hockey teams: men’s, with a local British host family and gain a realistic insight into British life. giving you the constant thrill women’s and mixed, which gives All our hosts are selected carefully and their homes are inspected regularly. of hard-fought competition. you the chance to excel at more David Ormandy from Slovakia, than one form of the game. Florencia Rodriguez, Homestay accommodation provides: A Levels and Vocational studied: Importantly, all training and Chile, AFC Bournemouth Psychology, , competing will be scheduled so Netball Female Elite Player Programme, „„A traditional, English-speaking home environment. Performing Arts. it does not clash with your studies. Netball at Brock is all about High School Experience „„A private, furnished room. developing ball skills, matchplay „„Two meals a day and three meals a day during weekends and holidays. “I got to live with the best host Basketball ability and fitness, as well as “Having the opportunity to be „„Internet access. family that I clicked with instantly, Through our Basketball Academy having fun. part of the team has allowed „„Travel pass, where applicable.* and I enjoyed the overall experience you can develop your skills and me to grow as a player and at „„Laundry opportunities once or twice a week. much more by living in a Homestay. general fitness under coaches who Our Netball Academy gives you the the same time meet people who „„Proximity to the College based on a commute time of 30 minutes. It benefited me both personally have experience of competing both chance to play in the are so excited about football that „„Very few additional living costs. and socially, making me much more nationally and internationally. College League and participate in every day I look forward to the open and respectful. Other benefits cup competitions both regionally practice time.” We aim to provide a safe and supported experience of living in the UK. include perfecting my language In the past our teams have won and nationally. Your Homestay host will give you advice about staying healthy and safe skills and getting a taste of British leagues and been cup semi- while you gradually become more independent. You will be able to call culture. The main benefit of living finalists. One member was even Rugby them at any time for support, and there is a 24-hour College Helpline in in a Homestay is that you’ll make invited to join the prestigious Our Rugby Academy has a fearsome AFC Bournemouth case of emergencies. Your Homestay host can also provide reassurance friendships that may last forever.” Impact Basketball Academy in reputation for playing high-tempo Female Elite Player about your progress to your parents. Las Vegas. rugby with organisation, precision Programme and commitment. As such, our We work with AFC *Your travel pass is not normally available until after your induction week. Football training and game play will improve Bournemouth so Our UEFA-qualified coaching any player. women footballers team provides a first-class training can combine academic studies environment for all students. We compete in a range of league with a comprehensive Football and cup competitions, which means Education Programme. Our five teams compete across you can test yourself against some the Hampshire College Leagues, of the best sides around. The Female Elite Player as well as in regional and national Programme will allow you to Catalina Dascalescu from cup competitions. access high-quality coaching, Moldova, A Levels studied: with a range of sessions available Business, Media Studies, each day, plus regular Wednesday Psychology. fixtures. “Being in a Homestay was an Meanwhile, your academic awesome experience of learning curriculum can be tailored to and embracing the English culture. match your ambitions, with a My host family was kind and helped range of A Levels and BTEC me in many situations. They made courses on offer. me feel like part of the family and involved me and my host sisters in some of their activities, such as hiking through the New Forest National Park. Having conversations about hobbies, lifestyle and interests is a great opportunity to improve language skills while having fun and developing friendships.”

20 www.brock.ac.uk/international 01590 625325 [email protected] 21 High School Experience The High School Experience is a flexible, short-stay learning experience through which you can choose to stay with the College for a term, two terms or a term and a half.*

Students usually choose three academic subjects from a wide variety of options, which will be supplemented by specialised English classes. International students undertaking the High School Experience will participate in lessons alongside British students completing their A Level studies, meaning they will benefit from fully immersing themselves in British culture. As a student you can also participate in various extra activities and benefit from the College’s Enrichment programme.

All High School Experience students stay with our Homestay hosts, located in the area between Brockenhurst and Bournemouth. A private room, half-board over the week and full-board over the weekend, plus free days and a travel pass, will be provided for every student. An academic transcript with feedback from teachers and confirmation of studies will be provided at the end of this programme.

Visit our website www.brock.ac.uk/international for more details. *Ask us about the possibility of a shorter stay.

Tuition fees

AUTUMN TERM £4,250 AGE: 16 – 19 Sept 2021 – Dec 2021

COURSE DURATION: WINTER TERM One week – One year Sept 2021 – Feb 2022 £5,250 Half Term

START DATE: SPRING TERM £3,500 September 2020 or January 2021 Jan 2022 – Easter 2022

AUTUMN & SPRING TERM HOURS PER WEEK: 15 – 20 hours £5,750 Sept 2021 – Easter 2022

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS: Entry is by interview. We normally expect: Tuition fees and accommodation package „„Good track record of academic study. „„Good conversational level of English. AUTUMN TERM £7,250 Sept 2021 – Dec 2021 QUALIFICATIONS GAINED: Brockenhurst College Attendance Certificate WINTER TERM Sept 2021 – Feb 2022 £9,500 Half Term It is also possible for EU/EEA students to study with us for a full academic SPRING TERM year, or even a full two-year A Level £5,750 programme, and come away with external Jan 2022 – Easter 2022 qualifications. Students wishing to study for at least one year may have to study AUTUMN & SPRING TERM £11,250 additional qualifications in Maths and Sept 2021 – Easter 2022 English alongside their A Levels.

22 www.brock.ac.uk/international 01590 625325 [email protected] 23 English Language Spring, Summer and Winter We provide an intensive English Language course designed to help you develop your skills while introducing you to aspects of British culture. Whether you are aiming to School Courses develop your English to a level where you can study a course taught in English, or you simply wish to improve your abilities, this course will be of great benefit. Our Spring, Summer and Winter School courses give you an authentic British cultural and study experience during your school break. You will participate in a range of English as a Foreign Language (EFL) classes, activities and trips to improve your English language skills over a period You can develop your fluency and accuracy in reading, listening, speaking and writing thanks to this EFL language of one to four weeks. course. You will also work on pronunciation, grammar and vocabulary. We offer a range of options for students, from traditional summer and winter schools (English language plus Your EFL course will be supplemented by both your specialist subject study and your Enrichment programme. cultural trips and activities) to full ‘immersion’ courses (studying in academic classes alongside UK students). Together these different elements will give you a solid basis for progression. Please see our website www.brock.ac.uk/international for more details.

AGE: 12+ (depending on course) “Brock offers a great environment Tuition fees to learn, have fun and make friends. You can join the EFL course for shorter periods at Before joining Brock I wasn’t sure about AGE: 16+ any point. The tuition fee is £350 a week. continuing my studies in England, but now COURSE DURATION: 1 – 4 weeks I know that I am able to. All teachers were friendly and willing to help at any time.” AUTUMN TERM COURSE DURATION: £4,250 Sept 2021 – Dec 2021 START DATE: Susie Yang, China, Brock Summer School. Two weeks – three terms Various start dates in Spring, Summer and Winter.

SPRING TERM £3,500 START DATE: Jan 2022 – Easter 2022 September 2021, January 2022, April 2022, HOURS PER WEEK: or for short term study on any Monday. 15 hours per week of English, plus activities or specialist classes depending on your course. SUMMER TERM £3,750 Apr 2022 – July 2022 HOURS PER WEEK: „„15 hours per week of English Language and ENGLISH LANGUAGE REQUIREMENT: study skills support specifically designed for THREE TERMS £9,000 A good conversational level of English. international students. „„Enrichment programme options.

QUALIFICATIONS GAINED: Brockenhurst College Certificate. ACADEMIC REQUIREMENTS: Entry is by interview. While there are no specific academic requirements for this course, applicants Tuition fees and accommodation package are expected to provide their past two years of TUITION FEE: academic transcripts. Fees vary depending on the programme, but will AUTUMN TERM include full-board accommodation, daily transport £7,250 Sept 2021 – Dec 2021 and excursions. Contact us for a quotation. ENGLISH LANGUAGE REQUIREMENT: A good conversational level of English. SPRING TERM £5,750 Jan 2022 – Easter 2022 ASSESSMENT METHOD: „„ College based exams coursework assessment. „„ IELTS exams. SUMMER TERM £6,250 Apr 2022 – July 2022

QUALIFICATIONS GAINED: Brockenhurst College Certificate. THREE TERMS £16,250

24 www.brock.ac.uk/international 01590 625325 [email protected] 25 SECONDARY Pre-A Level Plus course Pre-A Level Plus is a six month, super-intensive A Level preparation course that comes COURSES with a guaranteed place to study A Levels if you perform well. You will study a mixture of Mathematics, Sciences, Business and Accounting, supported by intensive English language classes, to help you develop a broad understanding of study in the UK. You will also have the chance Our secondary courses provide longer study options, enabling you to develop to sample some Enrichment activities. confidence in English and improve your study skills. These are high-quality academic and vocational courses, which aim to help you build a good foundation of knowledge before you progress to more advanced study. They will also assist AGE: 16+ you in making the right choices about higher education and your future career.

COURSE DURATION: Six months

START DATE: January 2022

HOURS PER WEEK: 25 hours

ACADEMIC REQUIREMENTS: Completed Junior High School with a good level of attainment. We will require your past two years of academic reports.

ENGLISH LANGUAGE REQUIREMENT: Good conversational level of English, with good written English.

ASSESSMENT METHOD: Regular tests and teacher testimonials.

QUALIFICATIONS GAINED: Brockenhurst College Pre-A Level Plus Certificate.

TUITION FEE: £7,000. This course is open to both EU/EEA and non-EU passport holders. “Brock has wonderful staff who are always very helpful. My teachers are always happy to answer my questions PACKAGE FEE: and help me.” £12,000. Package includes all tuition, accommodation and travel. Mike Zhang, China, Pre-A Level Plus.

26 01590 625325 [email protected] 27 A Level courses 100%OVERALL PASS RATE A Levels are internationally recognised advanced FOR INTERNATIONAL You normally choose three subjects to study over two years. You may also choose to study your native STUDENTS AGE: 16+ qualifications for university entry. To achieve a full language as an additional subject, if it is available. A Level you will need to pass examinations at the end of your second year of study. Some subjects ESOL classes – English for Speakers of offer you the opportunity to achieve an AS Level other Languages COURSE DURATION: In addition to your A Level subjects, you will receive certificate at the end of your first year. Two years (three terms per year) INTERNATIONAL60% complementary English language classes. These classes run alongside your other subjects to support If you have enjoyed your junior high school or secondary study PROGRESSION TO you throughout the year. (GCSE equivalent), A Levels will build on your existing knowledge START DATE: September 2021 and understanding. Three or four A Levels is a requirement for TOP 30 RANKED most universities in the UK and around the world. UNIVERSITIES In-sessional Enhancement English Choose any combination from almost 50 subjects: Language Course HOURS PER WEEK: Approximately four-and-a-half hours per week If you need more support, or if you are „„Animation „„Graphics for each A Level subject, plus an equal amount aiming for a university with high English entry „„Applied Science „„History of self-study. 56% requirements, this course provides additional „„ „„ Biology Information Technology A*-B GRADES FOR language and study skills tuition. Three hours per week English Language (ESOL) „„Business „„Law INTERNATIONAL support for all students until you achieve IELTS 6.5. „„Chemistry „„Mathematics It will run alongside your A Level or Vocational „„Chinese „„Mathematics (Further) STUDENTS course throughout the year (in addition to your English language classes) to give you increased „„Classical Civilisation „„Mathematics (Core) ACADEMIC REQUIREMENTS: “Brock offers a wide range language and study skills support. „„Computer Science „„Media Studies You should have completed at least one year of of classes so everybody „„Criminology „„Music senior high or with a good level can choose what they are The tuition fee is £2,750 per year. „„Dance „„Music Technology of attainment. We will require your past two years interested in. To be able to of academic reports. „„Drama and Theatre Studies „„Performing Arts choose subjects based on „„Economics „„Philosophy my interests and my future „„Electronics „„Photography university studies is a big After completing your A Levels you can study for „„English Language „„Physical Education advantage. Every teacher a range of degrees at top universities in the UK ENGLISH LANGUAGE REQUIREMENT: „„English Language and Literature „„Physics cares about me and gives and overseas. IELTS 5.0 overall with no band below 5.0 or „„ equivalent UKVI-approved English Language „„English Literature „„Politics me advice. During my ESOL We have a 100% overall A Level pass rate among our international students. certificate. „„Environmental Science „„Product Design classes I learn a lot, which ” „„In 2020, 56% of our international students gained Students with a high academic performance but with „„Film Studies „„Production Arts helps me academically. A*-B grades. an overall IELTS score of below 5.0 may be offered „„Fine Art „„Psychology Hinano Tsutsui, Japan, „„In 2020, 78% of all our international students the opportunity to join one of our English support „„ „„ French Sociology A Level studied: Philosophy, achieved A*-C grades across all subjects. courses, which will allow them to meet our English „„ „„ Geography Spanish Psychology. entry requirements. „„Geology „„Textiles

ASSESSMENT METHOD: Students are assessed by GCE Advanced Level examinations. Some subjects require coursework assessments as well.

QUALIFICATIONS GAINED: Typically three full A Levels.

TUITION FEE: £10,250 per academic year

28 www.brock.ac.uk/international 01590 625325 [email protected] 29 Fast Track A Level The Fast Track A Level option is available to a limited number of gifted and highly motivated students who wish to complete A Levels in three or five terms.

This programme is designed for students who can demonstrate strong previous academic performance AGE: 17+ and have a high level of English.

You will be able to study a limited number COURSE DURATION: Three or five terms of A Levels from the following key subjects:

„„Mathematics START DATE: „„Physics September 2021 (three terms) „„Chemistry January 2022 (five terms) „„Biology „„Economics „„Business HOURS PER WEEK: Approximately nine hours per week for each You will also benefit from English language classes A Level subject, plus an equal amount of that will fine-tune your skills to the level required by self-study. the best universities. One and a half hours per week English language (ESOL) support for all students until you achieve IELTS 6.5.

ACADEMIC REQUIREMENTS: You should be a high achiever in your chosen subject areas. You should have completed a minimum of two years of senior high school. We will require your past two years of academic reports.

ENGLISH LANGUAGE REQUIREMENT: IELTS 5.5 overall with no band below 5.0 or equivalent UKVI-approved English Language certificate. Students with a strong academic performance but with an overall IELTS score of below 5.5 may be offered the opportunity to join one of our English support courses, which will allow them to meet our English entry requirements.

“The major difference between Brock and my school in Hong Kong is the ASSESSMENT METHOD: teaching methods. At Brock the teachers Students are assessed by GCE Advanced Level examinations. Some subjects require coursework explain clearly whenever I have any assessments as well. points that I don’t understand and they prepare students for how the exams will be. Other than this, students also QUALIFICATIONS GAINED: discuss questions about a particular Typically three full A Levels. subject together in groups, which in Hong Kong normally doesn’t happen.” TUITION FEE: £13,000 (three terms) Yanni Wong, Hong Kong, A Level. £17,500 (five terms)

30 www.brock.ac.uk/international 01590 625325 [email protected] 31 Vocational  An alternative to A Levels with coursesa more practical focus

Vocational courses help you develop the knowledge and skills to work in a specific ESOL classes – English for Speakers of other Languages job or trade. They lead to internationally recognised qualifications and can open As well as your main studies, you will receive PASS doors to employment or university. complementary English language classes. These classes run alongside your other subjects to support RATE If you have done well in your GCSE (or equivalent) studies and wish to begin a practical course, our two-year you throughout the year. 100% Vocational programme is designed to prepare you for the career you want. In-sessional Enhancement English AGE: 16+ Importantly, these courses respond to the specific needs of employers and enable you to progress to university. Language course You will be taught to develop practical and theoretical skills, and will have the chance to complete a work If you need more support, or if you are aiming placement. Also, you will be assessed mainly through assignments rather than exams. for a university with strict English Language entry requirements, this course will provide additional COURSE DURATION: We offer courses in the following subject areas: language and study skills to enable you to meet your Two years (three terms per year) objectives. (see page 29 for more details). „„Art and Design „„Business By completing the two-year programme successfully, START DATE: September 2021 „„Children’s Play, Learning and Development you will be awarded a Level 3 Extended Diploma „„Engineering (equivalent to three A Levels). „„ Health and Social Care HOURS PER WEEK: „„Information Technology In 2020, students who completed Vocational courses Approximately 15 hours per week including all work „„Media entered professions such as hospitality management, placement visits. „„Music social work and physiotherapy. „„Performing Arts Three hours per week English Language (ESOL) „„Photography support until you achieve IELTS 6.5. „„Sport and Exercise Science „„Sport Performance and Excellence „„Travel and Tourism ACADEMIC REQUIREMENTS: „„Uniformed Protective Services You should have completed at least one year of senior high or secondary school with a good level of attainment. We will require your past two years of academic reports.

ENGLISH LANGUAGE REQUIREMENT: IELTS 5.0 overall with no band below 5.0 or equivalent UKVI-approved English Language certificate. Students with a high academic performance but with an overall IELTS score of below 5.0 may be offered the opportunity to join one of our English support courses, which will allow them to meet our English “I am currently studying Level 3 entry requirements. Performing Arts. I am very happy with my programme. We do many different units during the year that are really ASSESSMENT METHOD: interesting. My main focusses are Students study real-life, work-based case studies and dance, acting and singing. I think this complete projects and assessments that contribute course can fully prepare students for to achievement against a set of goals. their future whether they decide to continue with their education or decide to find a job afterwards.” QUALIFICATIONS GAINED: Level 3 Extended Diploma. Ivana Andrejkova from Slovakia, Vocational course studied: Performing Arts. TUITION FEE: £10,250 per academic year

32 www.brock.ac.uk/international 01590 625325 [email protected] 33 Every year we run Higher Education Fairs that attract representatives of approximately 70 universities. Here is a list of institutions that attended the last event: preparation courses „„ „„ „„ University Aberystwyth University Royal Agricultural University University of Glasgow „„ACM (Academy of Contemporary Music) „„Royal Holloway University of London „„University of Hertfordshire Foundation Year courses are designed to provide you with detailed subject and „„AECC University College „„Royal Veterinary College, „„ language knowledge, and were specially created for international students. „„Arts University Bournemouth University of London „„ „„ „„ „„ Study skills coaching and advanced English language training will together ensure you achieve your full potential. Bangor University University of Leeds „„Bath Spa University „„Sparsholt University Centre „„University of Leicester These courses offer you a supportive learning environment to aid your transition from college to university. „„Bournemouth University „„The University of Edinburgh „„University of Liverpool Importantly, independent learning skills will be high on the agenda. „„Buckinghamshire New University „„The University of Law „„University of Nottingham „„Cardiff Metropolitan University „„The University of Manchester „„University of Plymouth „„Cardiff University „„The University of Sheffield „„ „„City, University of London „„The University of Warwick „„University of Reading „„Coventry University „„University College London „„University of Salford Choose from the following specialist pathways: „„Falmouth University „„University of Bath „„University of South Wales „„Goldsmiths, University of London „„University of Birmingham „„University of Southampton International Foundation Year in Business and Finance „„Imperial College London „„ „„University of St Andrews „„Institute of the Arts Barcelona „„University of Bristol „„University of Stirling International Foundation in Science and Engineering „„King’s College London „„University of Chester „„University of Suffolk „„Liverpool Institute for „„ „„ Performing Arts „„University for the Creative Arts „„ „„London South Bank University „„University of Derby „„ „„Loughborough University „„University of Dundee „„University of Worcester „„New College of the Humanities „„University of East Anglia „„UWE Bristol „„Newcastle University „„University of Essex „„Winchester School of Art „„Oxford Brookes University „„University of Exeter (University of Southampton)

34 www.brock.ac.uk/international 01590 625325 [email protected] 35 Successful completion of this course AGE: 17+ International Foundation Year guarantees you a place at the University of Reading, home of the internationally- in Business and Finance renowned Henley Business School. COURSE DURATION: One year (three terms)

This business and finance course is specifically designed for international students START DATE: September 2021 whose first language is not English. Importantly, it will give you the academic support to prepare you for degree-level education. HOURS PER WEEK: As well as developing an understanding of key business and finance-related concepts, you will learn to apply this Approximately 20 hours per week of lectures Successful students may progress to knowledge in a real-world context. Reading and analysing the business and financial news to broaden your subject and seminars. knowledge will be a key learning component. Kingston Business School, which is one of the largest business schools in the UK. Approximately 25 hours per week guided independent study. By the end of the course you will be able to do the following:

„„Analyse current issues and trends based on contemporary theories and concepts. „„Apply concepts in both case-study and real-world business scenarios. „„ ACADEMIC REQUIREMENTS: Critically evaluate business strategies, objectives and techniques. You should have completed two or three years of „„ Identify and utilise appropriate business and finance tools. senior high or senior secondary school with a high „„ Present balanced arguments and solutions to real-life scenarios. level of attainment in related subjects. „„Demonstrate the required skills of academic reading, listening, speaking and writing. „„Choose from a selection of modules, each worth 40 credits. Your choice will be based on your academic background and your intended degree programme. You will need to gain a total of 140 credits to complete Graduates may now progress to any degree course at the Faculty of Business, Law and the course. ENGLISH LANGUAGE REQUIREMENT: Art at the University of Southampton. IELTS 5.0 overall with no band below 5.0 or COMPULSORY MODULE CREDITS AND OUTLINE equivalent UKVI-approved English Language Certificate. Academic study skills 20 credits. This consists of one hour of tuition per week and is Students with a strong academic performance but divided into two modules. The aim is to extend your academic study with an overall IELTS score of below 5.0 may be skills through cultural studies. References to historical periods and offered the opportunity to join one of our English characters often appear in academic texts. A wide range of degrees at Bournemouth support courses, which will allow them to meet our English entry requirements. University are available to our International Foundation Year students. CORE MODULES CREDITS AND OUTLINE ASSESSMENT METHOD: (you need to choose 120 credits) You will be assessed through a mixture of regular coursework and assessments both during and at the end of each module. Academic English for 40 credits. There will be five hours of tuition per week in listening, Foundation Students reading, speaking, writing and vocabulary in a range of academic This module will be compulsory areas. You will reflect on your progress and be involved in setting for all students with IELTS overall learning targets. QUALIFICATIONS GAINED: score below 6.0. Graduation Diploma with direct progression to university partners.

Introduction to business 40 credits. The module covers the following units: business and enterprise, business finance, people in business, operations, and management TUITION FEE: £13,000 marketing, internal and external change in a business context, and managing change.

Principles and applications 40 credits. This module covers the following units: fundamental of economics principles in economics, microeconomics, macroeconomics, international economics and development economics.

Concepts of mathematics 40 credits. The module covers the following units: foundations in algebra, number, geometry and trigonometry; building mathematical skills in algebra, number, geometry and trigonometry; applying mathematical skills in an investigation; practical skills in mathematics.

36 www.brock.ac.uk/international 01590 625325 [email protected] 37 Successful completion of the course AGE: 17+ International Foundation Year guarantees you a place at the University of Reading. in Science and Engineering COURSE DURATION: One year (three terms)

You can develop your understanding of science and engineering concepts and prepare START DATE: September 2021 for university by studying this course, which is specifically designed for international students whose first language is not English. HOURS PER WEEK: Approximately 20 hours per week of lectures You will practise a range of transferable skills, learn how to apply these skills, and improve your abilities in Successful students may progress to reading, listening, speaking and writing in English. and seminars. Kingston University in London. Approximately 25 hours per week guided You will choose from a selection of modules, which are each worth 40 credits. Your choice will be based on your independent study. academic background and your intended degree programme. You will need to gain a total of 140 credits to complete the course.

ACADEMIC REQUIREMENTS: COMPULSORY MODULE CREDITS AND OUTLINE You should have completed two or three years of senior high or senior secondary school with a high Academic study skills 20 credits. This consists of one hour of tuition per week and is level of attainment in subject related subjects. divided into two modules. The aim is to extend your academic study skills through cultural studies. References to historical periods and Graduates may now progress to any degree characters often appear in academic texts. course at the University of Southampton. ENGLISH LANGUAGE REQUIREMENT: IELTS 5.0 overall with no band below 5.0 or equivalent UKVI-approved English Language CORE MODULES CREDITS AND OUTLINE certificate. (you need to choose 120 credits) Students with a strong academic performance but with an overall IELTS score of below 5.0 may be Academic English for 40 credits. There will be five hours of tuition per week in listening, offered the opportunity to join one of our English Foundation Students reading, speaking, writing and vocabulary in a range of academic A wide range of degrees at Bournemouth support courses, which will allow them to meet our This module will be compulsory areas. You will reflect on your progress and be involved in setting University are available to our English entry requirements. for all students with IELTS overall learning targets. International Foundation Year students. score below 6.0. ASSESSMENT METHOD: You will be assessed through a mixture of regular Biology 40 credits. The module covers the following units: cell and molecular coursework and assessments both during and at biology; biochemistry; biological research methodology; practical the end of each module. skills in biology, energy flow, control, co-ordination; reproduction and genetics.

QUALIFICATIONS GAINED: Graduation Diploma with direct progression Chemistry 40 credits. This module covers the following units: atomic structure, to university partners. bonding and the periodic table; fundamental principles of physical chemistry; practical investigations; investigative chemistry; organic chemistry; chemical applications. TUITION FEE: £13,000

Concepts of mathematics 40 credits. The module covers the following units: foundations in algebra, number; building mathematical skills in algebra, number; applying mathematical skills in an investigation; practical skills in mathematics.

Physics 40 credits. This module covers the following units: measurements and their errors; materials; mechanics; waves; electricity; particles and radiation (quantum phenomena); momentum, circular motion and gravitation; magnetic fields and induction; nuclear physics.

38 www.brock.ac.uk/international 01590 625325 [email protected] 39 Application process Fees, Scholarships and Visas

We accept applications from all over the world, and our International team is here Fees Scholarships to offer you help and guidance every step of the way. Tuition fees quoted in this prospectus include: We are pleased to be able to offer a range of International Scholarships. For further information „„ „„Complete our International application form. A full-time programme of study. please visit www.brock.ac.uk/scholarships TO APPLY: „„ „„Supply your most recent two years of academic reports. All academic and personal support, including „„Provide a copy of your passport and birth certificate. an International Tutorial programme and Student Visas and immigration advice Support Manager. As a Sponsor (formerly Tier 4 Sponsor) we are licensed „„Examination entry (including resits). to welcome international students wishing to study in „„ Once we have received the above documents, we will invite you to a video-based interview, English language classes. Britain. It is very important you have the correct visa to PROCESS: „„ which normally takes about 20 minutes. We will ask you about your academic and career College clubs and society membership. live and study in the UK. The Home Office changes its „„ ambitions, your course choices, your interests and hobbies, and discuss your Homestay Aspire programme for high-achieving students. regulations periodically and you must ensure that „„ preferences (if applicable). London Heathrow airport pick-up service on you are familiar with the terms of your visa. You will specified dates. be supported throughout the application process „„ We will then normally be in a position to give you a conditional offer letter. This letter Dedicated higher education guidance and by our dedicated immigration specialist. may contain academic and English language requirements, which you must demonstrate specialist Oxford/Cambridge application support. before we can make your offer unconditional. For further information, visit: Please note: additional course costs apply to cover www.gov.uk/government/organisations/uk-visas- We will also require payment of a deposit. This sum will be specified in your conditional the cost of resources (£50-£80 per course), trips and and-immigration and www.brock.ac.uk/international offer letter. sporting equipment. All students will be required to pay a non-refundable administration fee of £100 EU/EEA student support fee upon arrival. The EU/EEA student support fee applies to all VISAS: Students from overseas will typically join us after obtaining a study visa. The main types students entitled to a tuition fee waiver due to their of visa, with a brief explanation, are listed below: Homestay accommodation fees nationality. This fee will enable us to continue offering In 2021/22 a variety of homestay accommodation and improving the following key areas: options will be offered, ranging from £6,800 to £7,700. „„Visa advice and guidance. SHORT-TERM STUDENT VISA STUDENT ROUTE VISA The College will charge a supplementary fee to „„Application advice and guidance on the UK cover certain circumstances as follows: special diet education system. This type of visa is normally required if This type of visa will be appropriate for (e.g. gluten free) £25 per week, private foster care „„IELTS advice and guidance. you do not have British nationality and you if you plan to join from overseas, do £50 per week. „„International student induction. are studying a course lasting up to six not have a British passport and will be „„Orientation and advice. months. studying a course lasting more than six Please visit www.brock.ac.uk/homestay for more „„Additional enrolment support to understand months (typically on a one or two year information. the UK education system and options. There is no requirement to produce an course). „„Additional tutorial support (international tutor). English language certificate for this type „„Study skills support. of visa, although you must still satisfy our You will need to supply a valid, UKVI- ZONES FEE *Please note that travel „„Accommodation information and advice. passes may not be internal assessment requirements. approved, English language certificate. „„Host family advice and placement, if applicable. available for your first Our English language requirements can Zone A £7,700 „„Accommodation support. few days at college. be found on the individual course pages „„ You will need to fund Emergency support 24/7. of this brochure. „„ Zone B £7,350* your own travel in the International student events and extra-curricular meantime. activities. We have a professional visa team to help Zone C £7,000* „„Attendance and additional support for exams. you through the process. Zone D £6,800* Student support fees for 2021/22 One year courses Two year courses PRE-ARRIVAL: We will send you some paperwork to complete once we have confirmed your place and will £5,000 £5,000 for the first year and allocate you a suitable Homestay placement. Independent support fee £4,500 for the second year Any students not living in accommodation arranged by We offer a complimentary meet and greet airport service from Heathrow airport in late us are subject to an independent support fee of £500 August/early-September. to cover administration expenses.

ENROLMENT: We have several days of induction activities during the first week of September, which will fully prepare you for your studies at Brock. You will also get to meet and make friends with other international students during this time. We have used our best efforts to ensure that all the information provided in this prospectus is accurate at the time of publication. Some changes to our course provision may need to take place from time to time. Meanwhile, our website will be updated to reflect any updates or amendments whenever possible. For more information please visit www.brock.ac.uk

40 www.brock.ac.uk/international 01590 625325 [email protected] 41 Contact us We have a dedicated international team to help you through all stages of your application. Team members will fully prepare you for your arrival in the UK and offer you all the support you need.

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