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The Best University Preparation for You The best university preparation for you A TRUSTED, HIGH QUALITY BRITISH EDUCATION TAILOR-MADE FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS Contents THE BEST UNIVERSITY PREPARATION FOR YOU 1 BELLERBYS BRIGHTON: LIVE IN A CITY DEFINED BY INDIVIDUALITY 34 CHOOSE FROM THREE ICONIC BRITISH CITIES 2 WHY CHOOSE BELLERBYS BRIGHTON? 36 PROGRESS TO A TOP UNIVERSITY 5 BELLERBYS CAMBRIDGE: SPECIALISING IN SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING SUBJECTS 38 FIND THE BEST PROGRAMME FOR YOU 6 WHY CHOOSE BELLERBYS CAMBRIDGE? 40 A LEVEL 8 BELLERBYS LONDON: WHY CHOOSE OUR A LEVEL PROGRAMME? 9 CONNECT TO INDUSTRIES OF THE FUTURE IN A GLOBAL CITY 42 WIDE CHOICE OF A LEVEL SUBJECTS 12 WHY CHOOSE BELLERBYS LONDON? 44 MEDICAL SCHOOL PREPARATION AT BELLERBYS CAMBRIDGE 14 ELITE MEDICS AT BELLERBYS BRIGHTON 15 LIFE BEYOND THE CLASSROOM 46 SPECIALIST PREPARATION FOR OXBRIDGE 16 A LEVEL RESULTS 2018 17 YOUR SUPPORT NETWORK 48 FOUNDATION 18 YOUR HOME AWAY FROM HOME 50 WHY CHOOSE OUR FOUNDATION PROGRAMME? 19 LIVING IN BRIGHTON 51 CHOOSE FROM 11 FOUNDATION SUBJECT PATHWAYS 20 LIVING IN CAMBRIDGE 52 FOUNDATION RESULTS 2018 22 LIVING IN LONDON 53 GCSE 24 HOMESTAY 54 2 YEAR GCSE PATHWAY 25 3 AND 4 TERM GCSE 26 KEY PROGRAMME OVERVIEW 58 PRE-FOUNDATION 27 2018 PROGRESSION HIGHLIGHTS 59 UNDERGRADUATE YEAR 1 28 UNDERGRADUATE YEAR 1 PROGRESSIONS 2018 30 FEES 60 UNDERGRADUATE YEAR 1 PROGRESSION OPTIONS 31 TERM DATES 61 BELLERBYS SUMMER 32 THE BEST UNIVERSITY PREPARATION FOR YOU The best university preparation for you With a Bellerbys education you can get into the best universities in the UK. We look forward to helping you achieve your goals and ambitions. Gain unrivalled access to prestigious UK universities You will also benefi t from our additional skills development We want you to thrive during your degree, so we will help you programme, known as ‘enrichment’, which will broaden your make the best university choice for you. Studying at Bellerbys, interests and impress universities. you will have access to the widest choice All our staff are specialists in teaching of universities. With A Levels you can apply and supporting international to any university in the UK. We provide Bellerbys College students students. Classes are small, and we specialist preparation if you wish to study have access to the widest adapt the pace and language used in Medicine or apply to the University of Oxford range of universities all our lessons to ensure you achieve or Cambridge. Our Foundation programme your academic potential. off ersprogression to more than 80 universities and 1,700 degrees. Grow in confi dence ready for university We also hold an exclusive university fair twice a year for all students, Each of our colleges off er the highest support and care so you giving you the opportunity to meet representatives from a range of are happy throughout your studies. We have more than 50 years’ universities and explore your options while you are here in the UK. experience helping international students develop the skills and confi dence needed to succeed in a UK university environment. Study an education tailor-made for you There is a wide variety of support roles in each college, ranging A Bellerbys education is for everyone. We off er a high-quality from accommodation and welfare offi cers to language advisors, British education, trusted by universities and focused on att endance offi cers, personal tutors and security guards. All our international students. Join us from aged 14.5 years for GCSEs, classes are small, so you feel comfortable asking questions and all the way to Pre-Foundation and Undergraduate Year 1 for over for extra help if you need it. We are all here to help you feel 18s. Our experienced teachers and personal tutors provide the welcomed, so you can focus on your studies and achieve your support you need to achieve your university ambitions, working full potential. with you to ensure your programme choice is meeting your needs. 1 bellerbys.com THREE ICONIC BRITISH CITIES Choose from three iconic British cities Studying at one of our international colleges in Brighton, Cambridge or London provides a comprehensive education, respected by universities and employers alike. Durham BELLERBYS COLLEGE BRIGHTON: Live in a city defi ned by individuality see page 34 Lancaster Leeds Manchester Liverpool Sheffield Birmingham BELLERBYS COLLEGE CAMBRIDGE: Specialising in science and engineering subjects see page 38 London Portsmouth Dover BELLERBYS COLLEGE LONDON: Connect to industries of the future in a global city see page 42 2 bellerbys.com THREE ICONIC BRITISH CITIES Brighton is one of the most creative and diverse cities in the UK. This seaside city has an exciting art and music scene and so many cafés and restaurants to discover. Choose Bellerbys College Brighton and live in a city defi ned by individuality. See page 34. Cambridge is famous as the home of one of the oldest and best universities in the world. World-class museums, beautiful architecture and historic streets are what makes this city special. Study at Bellerbys College Cambridge, a specialist science and engineering college. See page 38. London is home to global companies and thriving industries, from fi nance to digital media. The UK capital is also at the forefront of culture, fashion, art and music, making it an exciting place to be a student. Connect to industries of the future in a global city. See page 42. 3 bellerbys.com Progression highlights MINH PROGRESSED TO OLIVIA PROGRESSED TO VINCENT PROGRESSED TO LONDON SCHOOL OF JIAYU PROGRESSED TO ELISSA PROGRESSED TO UNIVERSITY OF OXFORD UNIVERSITY OF SURREY ECONOMICS TO STUDY UNIVERSITY OF CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY OF OXFORD TO TO STUDY MATHEMATICS TO STUDY AEROSPACE PHILOSOPHY, POLITICS TO STUDY LAND ECONOMY STUDY CHEMISTRY AND STATISTICS ENGINEERING AND ECONOMICS STANISLAV PROGRESSED CHING PROGRESSED TO ALIREZA PROGRESSED TO ALEX PROGRESSED TO TO UNIVERSITY OF BRISTOL UNIVERSITY COLLEGE RUIQI PROGRESSED TO UNIVERSITY OF CENTRAL KING’S COLLEGE LONDON TO TO STUDY AEROSPACE LONDON TO STUDY UNIVERSITY COLLEGE LONDON LANCASHIRE TO STUDY STUDY PHILOSOPHY, POLITICS ENGINEERING BIOCHEMISTRY TO STUDY ECONOMICS MEDICINE AND SURGERY AND ECONOMICS NICOLE PROGRESSED TO CHUMPHOT PROGRESSED CLARA PROGRESSED TO UNIVERSITY OF EXETER REJOICE PROGRESSED TO IMPERIAL COLLEGE UAL: CHELSEA COLLEGE OF CHEE CHOW PROGRESSED TO TO STUDY BUSINESS AND TO ASTON UNIVERSITY TO LONDON TO STUDY CHEMICAL ART TO STUDY INTERIOR AND UNIVERSITY OF MANCHESTER MANAGEMENT STUDY PHARMACY ENGINEERING SPATIAL DESIGN TO STUDY DENTISTRY ORANAT PROGRESSED TO ZHIYING PROGRESSED WENBO PROGRESSED TO I IAN PROGRESSED TO YILIN PROGRESSED TO UNIVERSITY OF LEEDS TO UNIVERSITY OF CARDIFF UNIVERSITY DURHAM UNIVERSITY TO UNIVERSITY OF MANCHESTER TO STUDY MANAGEMENT EAST ANGLIA TO STUDY TO STUDY BUSINESS STUDY BUSINESS AND TO STUDY ACCOUNTING WITH MARKETING ACCOUNTING AND FINANCE MANAGEMENT MANAGEMENT SHAO-PENG PROGRESSED JOYCE PROGRESSED TO PINKY PROGRESSED XINTAO PROGRESSED TO TO UNIVERSITY OF CITY UNIVERSITY LONDON NAOTO PROGRESSED TO TO PLYMOUTH UNIVERSITY TO KINGSTON UNIVERSITY TO EDINBURGH TO STUDY TO STUDY BUSINESS DE MONTFORT UNIVERSITY STUDY MEDICINE STUDY ARCHITECTURE BUSINESS MANAGEMENT MANAGEMENT TO STUDY INTERIOR DESIGN AND SURGERY 4 bellerbys.com PROGRESS TO A TOP UNIVERSITY Progress to a top university Studying at Bellerbys can lead to any university in the country. We work with a number of universities to off er guest lectures, guaranteed interviews and off ers of conditional progression. Wide choice of universities Application support You can apply to any university in the UK with our A Level We are experienced in helping international students apply for programme. Our A Level students have gone on to study at more university. We off er independent advice and will support you to than 100 diff erent universities, includingOxford , Cambridge, understand the process, the diff erent courses on off er and the Imperial College London, London School of Economics and entry requirements. University College London. Guaranteed interviews Off ers of conditional progression Students looking to study medicine or health science degrees Our Foundation programme off ersprogression to more can benefi t from guaranteed interviews with some Bellerbys than 80 universities and 1,700 degree courses. You will programmes. receive off ers of conditional progression from up to seven UK universities when you are accepted on to our Foundation A Level: Our Elite Medics students programme. The off ers you receive will depend on your are guaranteed an interview with chosen subject and college. Brighton and Sussex Medical School. Make your choice from the UK A Level students are guaranteed an interview Choosing your university is an important decision and we want to with The University of Buckingham for the help you fi nd the best option for you. You can visit many diff erent MB ChB Medicine subject to achieving the universities while you are in required minimum predicted grades. Our A Level students the UK. Your personal tutor will have gone on to study advise you based on what you Science and Pharmacy Foundation: at more than 100 want to study and style of Keele University off ers a guaranteed interview university you are looking for. to study one of their health science degrees. diff erent universities Specialist soft ware will help you refi ne your university and course options, highlighting the For more information, visit bellerbys.com. diff erences between universities and their rankings. You will also have the opportunity to meet university academics at guest Money Back Guarantee lectures and our biannual university fair, att ended by more than We are confi dent that you will achieve your potential and get in to 70 universities. a top UK university aft er completing your Foundation programme. If you don’t, we will refund your Foundation tuition fees. Terms and conditions apply - visit bellerbys.com for more information. 5 bellerbys.com FIND THE BEST PROGRAMME FOR YOU Find the best programme for you Our colleges offer a wide choice of programmes depending on your age, English language level, academic ability and career ambitions.
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