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Brighton · Cambridge · London · Oxford

Alina progressed to a top 5 UK university to study Philosophy and Economics

76%of our Foundation students graduated to the top 50 UK universities

66of our students graduated to Cambridge, Durham, Imperial College, London School of Economics, St Andrews and University College London

50%of our A Level students graduated to the top 15 UK universities

The UK’s

No. 1 rankedexclusively international school*

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Bellerbys Summer 76Outside the classroom 78Scholarship programme 80Bellerbys Alumni 81Bellerbys Homestay accommodation 82How to apply 84Application form 85

Bellerbys College ProgrammesStudying in the UK - your path to success 20

Undergraduate Year 1 Programme - direct entry to 2nd year university study 62

Our commitment to you 2

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Contents

GCSE - focussed on your future1 Year GCSE 22GCSE Pathways 24

Studying and living at Bellerbys College Cambridge A specialist college for science and engineering 8

Studying and Living at Bellerbys College London A specialist college for business students 12

Studying and living at Bellerbys College OxfordA specialist college for Art, Humanities and Law 16

Foundation programme - pathway to top ranked universitiesFoundation and Extended Foundation Overview 36Student Highlights 40 Foundation Partners 42Art and Design 44Business, Finance and Management 46Engineering 48Science and Pharmacy 50Management and Computing Systems 52Law 54Humanities 56Media 58

Preparation courses 72IELTS Express 73English Language Preparation Programme (ELPP) 74 English in Preparation for Pathways (EPP) 75

Studying and Living at Bellerbys College Brighton A modern interpretation of an English boarding school 4

Pre-Masters programme - preparation for postgraduate studies 70

A Level - the benchmark qualification for university entranceA Level Programme 28Oxbridge and Medical School Preparation 32

Course listings correct at time of going to press. See bellerbys.com for more information.

WelcomeAndy Airey, Director of Bellerbys College

I am delighted to welcome you to our new Prospectus for 2014/15.The last year has seen impressive results across all of our programmes, with over 75% of our students progressing to a top 50 UK university. Our students’ achievements are a direct result of their dedication to study, but are also made possible by our teachers and staff who go the extra mile to deliver a world-class experience for them - a great combination for success!

We are continually looking for ways to develop our programmes to meet the changing needs of our students and the ever increasing standards demanded by UK universities. In keeping with this, we are introducing a number of developments in 2014 which will have a real positive impact on our students’ experience.

First of all, I am pleased to announce that we have introduced a new GCSE Pathway Programme for ambitious international students from as young as 13 (Year 9) at Bellerbys College Brighton. The programme will provide an extensive academic curriculum with comprehensive pastoral care

and innovative career-pathway enrichment, preparing students for progression to A Levels and then university.

2014 also sees us making considerable investments in our Cambridge, Oxford and London colleges to create specialist centres. These will also offer the highest level of teaching and will have dedicated facilities that reflect the specialist nature

of the college. Greater emphasis will be placed on the student experience within each centre, providing engaging enrichment programmes and building on our links with universities and the wider business community.

The result of all the changes we are making will be a unique experience for like-minded individuals, enabling confident progression to university and beyond. This prospectus explains these developments in more detail and how they will provide real benefits to all our students. I hope you find the opportunities for a world-class educational experience as exciting as we do.

Andy AireyDirector of Bellerbys College

We are continually looking for ways to develop our

programmes to meet the ever increasing standards

demanded by UK universities

Cover Star Student Alina from the Ukraine progressed to the London School of Economics and Political Science to study Philosophy and Economics

* Bellerbys College Brighton is ranked 29th in the Financial Times secondary schools 2012 – higher than any other exclusively international school

World class teaching within a caring environment

student charter

Bellerbys College aims to educate young people to the highest academic standard, in a safe, enjoyable and friendly environment that enables students to fulfil their academic

potential and achieve their personal goals. Our experienced and dedicated staff are committed to creating an environment which promotes happiness, respect and growth,

ensuring each student feels supported and cared for.

YOUR CHOICESChoosing your course and college

Our team of knowledgeable college representatives will remain available to support you throughout the application and enrolment process. They will guide you to choose the most appropriate course taking into

account your career aspirations and your academic background. _

YOUR ARRIVALJoining your Bellerbys College

From the moment you arrive in the UK, you will be greeted and welcomed by our professional college representatives. Helpful and committed staff will ensure you settle into college life, enabling you to feel

fully prepared to begin your studies._

YOUR WELLBEINGLooking after your wellbeing

Your welfare, happiness and safety are our priority. Our experienced, friendly and dedicated Student Services teams are available to answer questions and support and guide you throughout your stay at Bellerbys,

including helping you to participate in activities, advising you on any health requirements, and assisting you with your accommodation needs.

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YOUR EDUCATIONThe Bellerbys educational experience

Your education at Bellerbys will be delivered by highly qualified tutors experienced in teaching international students. You will be taught in a modern learning environment, resulting in an outstanding

educational experience which will provide effective preparation for University life and future career options. Enrichment programmes within our colleges will add value to the courses we are offering and ensure you

are prepared for the University course you choose._

YOUR NEXT STEPUniversity guidance

Through our extensive network and strong relationships with Universities you will be provided with opportunities to visit a variety of university campuses. You will also receive personal guidance from tutors to help you choose

the right University and course. _

YOUR FUTUREBellerbys Alumni Network Club

The Bellerbys Alumni will help you stay in touch with your fellow students and build your network, as you progress to University and your future career.

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Through a dynamic learning environment, Bellerbys students achieve top results. The colleges offer innovative classes using the latest technology. In a respectful and welcoming community, every student has the opportunity to reach their true potential. Study skills for degree success Small class sizes help Bellerbys teachers connect with students as individuals. In some of our courses students also experience vibrant university-style lectures. Bellerbys students arrive at university with a major advantage – the study skills necessary for degree success. Skilled teachers help students develop academically through discussion, debate and investigation, instilling the ability to think independently and question the world around them.

Latest online technology With StudySmart, Bellerbys online learning management system, students have access to study material and classwork whenever they need it. This allows them to review classwork, listen to audio files, and make full use of the materials used in class. Students can check in on their progress, manage their homework and even communicate with teachers online.

International expertiseEveryone at Bellerbys understands the needs of international students. As part of the Bellerbys community, students are offered all the personal support they need in addition to their studies. Providing a secure and happy environment are top priorities at Bellerbys. Students are provided with everything from pre-arrival information to a caring and confidential welfare services, so that they are safe and secure on each campus. With trained security staff and full welfare support students will find it easy to find their feet, acclimatise to life in the UK and excel at their studies.

Excellent teaching is always at the heart of academic success.

We ensure Bellerbys students arrive at university with a major advantage – the

study skills necessary for degree success

Voted Star High School 2013†

The UK's No. 1 ranked exclusively international school*

* Bellerbys College Brighton is ranked 29th in the Financial Times secondary school ranking 2012 – higher than any other exclusively international school.

† Bellerbys College Brighton voted Star High School 2013 at the Study Travel Magazine Star Awards

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Miraen from MalaysiaAchieved A* A A ANow studying Medicine at University of Birmingham

Bellerbys College Brighton is a modern boarding school providing international students aged 13-18 with a high level of support in an interesting, challenging and rewarding learning environment. Academic achievement Bellerbys places great emphasis on academic achievement, modern learning techniques, enriched subject appreciation and pastoral care. With over 50 years’ experience teaching and guiding international students into top UK universities, Bellerbys is well-placed to help students develop both academically and personally.

Enriched subject appreciation Universities today are looking for students who demonstrate an interest in their chosen subject beyond what is learnt in the classroom. As a result teachers at Bellerbys are continually adding value to their courses through enrichment programmes that embed a greater understanding of the subjects taught and help to broaden a students’ perspective.

To help students stand out in their university application Bellerbys delivers a comprehensive and diverse programme of events including partnering with local organisations and schools; developing university initiatives; organising visits and lectures and supporting clubs and societies.

Preparing students from an early ageWith the GCSE Pathway Programme, the Brighton campus now takes students as young at 13, and as such places a great

emphasis on pastoral care. We make sure a structured programme of evening activity is followed within the residence. Providing a traditional boarding school experience, house parents, a resident matron and teachers all work together to ensure students have a fulfilling and enjoyable time and that they see the college as a home from home.

Studying at Bellerbys College BrightonA modern interpretation of an English boarding school

GCSE 1 Year subjects taught at our Brighton campus · Art· Biology· Business Studies· Chemistry· Economics· English· Information & Computer Technology· Mathematics· Modern Languages· Physics

GCSE Pathway subjects taught at our Brighton campus · Art· Biology· Business Studies· Chemistry· Co-ordinated Science· Drama· Economics· English· French· Geography· Global Perspectives· History· Information & Computer Technology· Mathematics· Photography· Physics· Spanish

Foundation subjects taught at our Brighton campus · Art & Design· Business, Finance & Management· Humanities· Law· Management & Computing Systems· Media· Engineering (Chemical and Engineering & Computer Science)

· Science & Pharmacy· Extended Foundation

Thanks to our academic

achievements, Bellerbys

College was voted STM Star

High School in 2013

A Level subjects taught at our Brighton campus · Accounting· Art· Biology· Business Studies· Chemistry· Economics· English Literature· Further Mathematics· Geography· Government & Politics· History· Law· Mathematics· Modern Languages· Photography· Physics· Psychology· Sociology

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WiFi and interactive classroomsTechnology throughout the campus:· WiFi access· interactive whiteboards in classrooms· StudySmart online learning system

On-site cafeteriaInternational food and great facilities includes:· vegetarian and halal options· themed days for cultural festivals· healthy seasonal choices· hot breakfast, lunch and dinner· open 7 days a week

Located between the South Downs and England’s sunny south coast, with its mix of Regency heritage, specialist shopping, lively arts and beach front fun, Brighton is the perfect place to study.

Student common roomDedicated social space for students includes:· comfortable seating· large plasma screen TV and DVD player· WiFi access· college shop

LONDON

Bellerbys BrightonBrighton Pier

Shopping in North Laine

Beach front amusements

Brighton Pavilion

Brighton Wheel

Turn to page 5 for a list of programmes available at our Brighton centre

AccommodationA range of accommodation options are available in Brighton:

Bellerbys Brighton residence (13+)Brighton Student Residence offers modern, purpose-built student accommodation located on the Brighton campus, in the heart of the city and just two minutes from the railway station.

· 370 single en-suite bedrooms, 8 twin en-suite rooms

· Three common rooms per floor· 24 hour security· Bed, linen, desk, closet, TV, iron/ironing

board, shower room with WC (bring your own towels)

· Half board available on-site· Convenient on-site laundry room:

fully-equipped, coin-operated, open 24/7

GCSE Pathway pastoral care For students on the GCSE Pathway Programme pastoral care is extended to a house system with a house master/mistress and a resident matron. All students on this programme are on a full board basis and will have an en-suite room on campus. Rooms are in separate wings for boys and girls and all students will have access to common areas.

Paris House (18+)Paris House is located just 10 minutes by bus from the Brighton campus, is close to shops, cafés and a short walk from all the attractions of Brighton city centre.

· 31 single en-suite bedrooms, 4 twin en-suite rooms

· Bed, desk, closet, TV, iron/ironing board, shower room with WC, room cleaned and bed linen changed weekly (bring your own towels)

· Kitchenette· On-site laundry room · WiFi access · Security Warden available from 6pm–8am· Half board · No deposit – £50 charge for

replacement key options

Homestay (see page 82 for more information)· single and shared standard Homestay· single and shared Homestay Plus

(under 16)

Brighton Residence

Brighton residence bathroom

Brighton Residence bedroom

Brighton Residence laundry

Paris House bedroom

Paris House common room

Our young people love the state-of-the-art learning environment where they can choose pathways clearly focused on university expectations. Brighton is a vibrant cultural hub by the sea, yet just 55 minutes from central London, so students get the best of both worlds. We are able to enhance studies and extra curricular activity using local amenities and in addition organise cultural enrichment programmes in London.

I've spent more than 20 years working in leading UK boarding schools and I fully understand the importance of having an outstanding pastoral provision for our students. Our wonderful on-site residential facilities and specialist residential staffwill ensure your child is really well looked after.

All students and parents are welcome to visit us prior to joining to see for themselvesthe excellent facilities we offer. Simon Mower, BA (Hons), NPQH,

Principal, Bellerbys College Brighton

Brighton is an enchanting and exciting seaside city located between the South Downs and England’s sunny south coast

Internet café The Brighton campus has an internet café that is available for all students to use.

Well-stocked libraryThe quiet library is an ideal place to study.

Bellerbys College Brighton is a modern boarding school with exceptional facilities and a high level of pastoral care, making it the perfect place to study and start academic life in the UK.

Bellerbys College BrightonStudy by the sea at the original Bellerbys College

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Our historic college building

is home to state-of-the-art

science laboratories,

purpose built study rooms and the best modern

online learning technology

Studying at Bellerbys College CambridgeA specialist college for science and engineering

Bellerbys College Cambridge combines the best facilities, passionate teachers and like-minded students to provide a friendly and motivating learning environment, all of which improve a student’s understanding of Science and Engineering subjects and enhance their academic skills.

Like minded studentsThe diverse mix of scientists, engineers, mathematicians and IT specialists means that at Bellerbys College Cambridge students have an outstanding learning experience and are provided with the opportunity to progress to the top universities in their field.

Links with the academic and business communityCambridge is a city well-known for its influential research and development. It is at the forefront of medical research and the base for a number of international software organisations, as well as being a seat of academic learning. We have partnered with leading local firms, global organisations and universities so, as part of a varied study enrichment programme, students can learn through educational visits and lectures from these expert practitioners.

State-of-the-art facilities Our historic college building is home to state-of-the-art science laboratories, purpose-built study rooms and the best modern online learning technology. Technology assisted learning is an everyday event in class, allowing for greater independence and the development of key skills required for university and career success.

Extra curricular activityWe encourage our students to become involved in numerous clubs and societies as well as the range of extra-curricular activities on offer. They can join anything from profession-based clubs, such as Tomorrow’s Doctors and UNICEF on Campus to traditional team sports, maintaining a health-life balance and making friends along the way.

With its strong links to some of the UK’s top universities, it’s no surprise that our Cambridge students are frequently awarded places at some of the best universities in the country.

Sarah Elizabeth from SingaporeAchieved A*AAA Now studying Medicine at University of Edinburgh

GCSE 1 Year subjects taught at our Cambridge campus · Biology· Chemistry· Economics· English· Information & Computer Technology· Mathematics· Physics

Foundation subjects taught at our Cambridge campus · Business, Finance & Management· Law· Engineering (Chemical and Engineering & Computer Science)

· Science & Pharmacy

A Level subjects taught at our Cambridge campus · Biology· Chemistry· Computing· Economics· Further Mathematics· Mathematics· Physics· Psychology

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Residents and students have the best of all worlds – the combination of historic and contemporary life – making Cambridge a remarkable place to live.

Science labsState-of-the-art science laboratories for all science students.

WiFi and interactive classrooms Technology throughout the campus:· WiFi access· interactive white boards in class· StudySmart online learning system

Student common roomDedicated social space for students includes:· comfortable seating· large screen TV and DVD player· WiFi access

On-site cafeteriaInternational food and great facilities includes:· vegetarian and halal options· healthy seasonal choices· lunch and snacks

Well-stocked libraryThe quiet library is an ideal place to study and includes internet access points.

Turn to page 9 for a list of programmes available at our Cambridge centre

An historic place to study, recognised as a seat of academic learning throughout the world. Cambridge is situated in the east of England, amid the rural countryside.

Historic Cambridge

Punting on the River Cam

King's College Chapel

Sir Isaac Newton

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Bellerbys Cambridge

AccommodationA range of accommodation options are available in Cambridge:

Purbeck House, (18+)Designed by award-winning architects, Purbeck House consists of student apartments, offering sophisticated style together with home comforts. Studios and one-bedroom flats are light, airy and fully equipped with modern furnishings.· 21 rooms - a mix of single en-suite

bedrooms and studio rooms· Bed, linen, desk, closet, TV, iron/ironing

board, shower room with WC (bring your own towels)

· Kitchenette for each student· Common area with sofa, TV, DVD player · On-site coin operated laundry room · WiFi access · 24 hour access to Warden

Tripos Court, (15+)Purpose-built student accommodation ten minutes from Queens Campus which is located north of Cambridge city centre and connected to the heart of the city by frequent bus services.· 91 single en-suite bedrooms· Bed, linen, desk, closet, TV, iron/ironing

board, shower room with WC (bring your own towels)

· Full kitchen shared with six to eight fellow students and includes hob, oven, microwave, fridge and dining table

· On-site coin operated laundry room· WiFi access · Half board and self-catering options

available

…the combination of historic and

contemporary life makes Cambridge a

remarkable place to live

At Bellerbys Cambridge we’re proud to sit in a world-renowned centre of academic achievement.

The city, like our campus, provides a perfect blend of modern and classical to inspire future scientists, doctors and engineers. Our historic college building is home to state-of-the-art science laboratories, purpose built study rooms and world-class modern online learning technology.

Students benefit from the relaxed nature of the city and beautiful architecture, while also benefiting from close links with organisations that are at the forefront of technology and the city's close proximity to London.

John Rushton, BSc (Econ), Adv Dip Ed, Principal, Bellerbys College Cambridge

King’s College, Cambridge University

Homestay (see page 82 for more information)· single and shared standard Homestay· single and shared Homestay Plus (under 16)

Bellerbys College CambridgeBe inspired by academic excellence

Purbeck House kitchenette

Tripos Court study

bedroom

Tripos Court kitchen

Purbeck House living area

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Steven from PortugalStudied Undergraduate Year 1 Achieved 70%Now studying Business Studies at Lancaster University

Studying at Bellerbys College LondonSpecialist college for business students

At Bellerbys College London students are brought together to focus on all aspects of business including accountancy, finance, marketing, management, economics and business theory.

Specialised resourcesThe college has a dedicated business library providing access to a wealth of information including those from online business resources.

Secure environmentStudents are taught within a secure and safe environment at our international college, and are able to quickly appreciate the complexity of the global commercial market place in a diverse and thriving capital city.

The cultural diversity at Bellerbys is an important

aspect of the student experience

GCSE 1 Year subjects taught at our London campus · Business Studies· Economics· English· Mathematics · Physics· Psychology

A Level subjects taught at our London campus · Accounting· Business Studies· Economics· Further Mathematics· Government & Politics· Mathematics· Physics· Psychology

Foundation subjects taught at our London campus · Business, Finance & Management· Engineering· Humanities· Law· Science & Pharmacy

Undergraduate Year 1 subjects taught at our London campus · Business and Management

Pre Masters

Future global entrepreneurs Teaching future global entrepreneurs and business leaders, the cultural diversity at Bellerbys is an important aspect of the student experience. Students learn from each other to appreciate the wide-ranging characteristics of business life.

Close links in the cityBased in the heart of one of the world’s premier financial centres, the location of Bellerbys College London means that students are able to take advantage of specialist lectures and visits to key institutions and top class business universities. As part of our enrichment programmes, students visit London-based global businesses including the Bank of England, and the London Stock Exchange, as well as universities including Cass Business School and the London School of Economics and Political Science.

Bellerbys College LondonExperience life in one of the world’s most vibrant cities

Greenwich is an area with historical and architectural attractions, beautiful parks and top class entertainment. Accommodation is located on campus – making this a safe and attractive environment in which to study. London is a world capital of culture, heritage and creativity, with a metropolitan population of more than eight million residents. As a thriving, urban and multinational city, living in London is something everyone should experience.

WiFi and interactive classroomsTechnology throughout the campus:· WiFi access· interactive white boards in class· StudySmart online learning system

Science LaboratoryState-of-the-art science lab for all science students.

Well-stocked libraryThe library is an ideal place to study and includes:· PCs with internet access· WiFi access· fantastic free DVD selection

On-site cafeteriaInternational food and great facilities includes:· vegetarian and halal options· themed days for cultural festivals· healthy seasonal choices· hot breakfast, lunch and dinner· open 7 days a week

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This purpose-built centre is based in Greenwich, one of the capital’s most interesting and vibrant areas and just a short journey from the centre of the city.

Turn to page 13 for a list of programmes available at our London centre

As a thriving, urban and multinational

city, living in London is something everyone

should experienceLondon Eye

Royal Naval College, Greenwich

The National Gallery

McMillan Student Village

McMIllan student residence, bedroom

McMillan student residence, laundry

LONDON

Bellerbys London

Cutty Sark, Greenwich

Canary Wharf

The Shard, London Bridge

Bellerbys College London provides a safe and secure environment in which to live; a high-tech study centre within the heart of one of the world’s most vibrant commercial centres. While ensuring that pastoral care is of the highest standard, at Bellerbys London we look to provide students with as much opportunity as possible to explore and learn from their surroundings. The proximity of top business schools, global organisations and the cultural events and activity the city offers means that students are able to maximise their time at Bellerbys.

Andy Quin, MA (Oxon), Dip TEFLA, Dip BA, Dip ELT Management Principal, Bellerbys College London

McMillan Student Village (14+)McMillan Student Village is a modern, purpose-built residence and houses over 900 students from various educational institutions such as the University of Greenwich, Trinity College of Music, Goldsmiths, as well as Bellerbys College.

The student village is right next to the College within the gated site and is less than 30 minutes from the centre of London.· 280 single en-suite bedrooms,

13 twin en-suite rooms· bed, linen, desk, closet, wardrobe,

shower room with WC · On-site coin operated laundry room

fully-equipped, open 24/7· Cable access to internet, various

packages available· 24 hour security, CCTV, manned locked

gates on entrance to site, card/key access to residence front entrance and to flat or corridor

Students under 18 stay in single-sex flats, with 6 rooms sharing a common room. Accommodation is half-board (breakfast and dinner).

Students over 18 stay in studios with their own kitchen area including hob/sink, oven, microwave and fridge/freezer. Students can choose either half-board or self-catering (full-board only available for Bellerbys Summer programme).

Homestay (16+) (see page 82 for more information)· single & shared in Standard Homestay

AccommodationA range of accommodation options are available in London:

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Leonard from SingaporeStudied Law FoundationAchieved 82%Now studying Law at University of Birmingham

Studying at Bellerbys College OxfordSpecialist college for Art, Humanities and Law

Bellerbys College Oxford specialises in Art, Humanities and Law bringing students closer to their university goals in a modern, creative and stimulating academic environment.

Learning from expertsBellerbys Oxford brings together like-minded students within a purpose-built facility; provides specialist teachers and offers students the opportunity to learn from leading organisations and influencers in the world of art, law and humanities.

Creativity and debateThe light, bright and airy nature of the college with stunning views over the River Thames promotes an atmosphere of creativity and debate, preparing students for university life.

Vibrant city Oxford combines a vibrant commercial edge with a strong academic reputation - the perfect backdrop for students to engage with artists, the media, designers, architects, legal professionals and entrepreneurs.

Enriched educationVisiting lecturers, who are experts in their field, increase a student’s understanding of their chosen subject area and fully enrich the educational experience. Students will benefit from small classroom tuition and university style lectures, ensuring they are well prepared for their future studies.

In 2014 Bellerbys Oxford will be making a significant investment in their purpose built centre, expanding the art and media facilities to include a dark room and editing suite, as well as fashion and textiles workshops.

The comprehensive enrichment programmes offered brings students one step closer to understanding their subjects in depth, through their own experiences and insights.

The light, bright and airy nature of the college with stunning

views promotes an atmosphere of creativity and debate

GCSE 1 Year subjects taught at our Oxford campus · Art· Economics· English· History

· Mathematics· Media Studies· Physics· Psychology

Foundation subjects taught at our Oxford campus · Art & Design· Business, Finance & Management· Humanities· Law· Media

A Level subjects taught at our Oxford campus · Art· Biology· Economics· English Literature· Further Mathematics· Government & Politics· History· Law

· Mathematics· Media Studies· Modern Languages· Photography· Physics· Psychology· Sociology

Radcliffe Camera

Christ Church CollegeMuseum of OxfordSaid Business School

The Ashmolean Museum

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Set over three floors, the college is a superb modern learning environment designed to meet the needs of students.Oxford is famous around the world as a centre of academic excellence. With its stunning architecture and young population it is a modern urban city steeped in history and set in beautiful English countryside.

WiFi and interactive classroomsTechnology throughout the campus:· WiFi access· interactive white boards in every class· StudySmart online learning system

Three art studiosThree beautiful art studios, two of which overlook the River Thames.

State-of- the-art media facilitiesNew dark room, editing suite and fashion and textile workshops.

Science laboratoryState-of-the-art science lab for all science students.

Three IT suitesThree fully-equipped IT classrooms plus Apple iMac suite.

Well-stocked libraryThe library is an ideal place to study and includes:· internet access points· fantastic free DVD selection· WiFi access

The modern, purpose-built centre is located in a peaceful riverside setting a short ten minute walk from the centre of Oxford and everything this beautiful city has to offer.

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Pensons Gardens Oxford (18+)Self-catered residence in the St Clements area of Oxford, a 10 minute walk from the city centre and 25 minutes walk from the school. It is located near a beautiful park and close to shops and cafés.· 31 single study rooms with en-suite

bathrooms· Internet throughout· Self-catering· 24hr residence supervisor on-site· Bed linen provided (bring your own towels)· Free laundry facilities· Fully equipped central kitchen and

several kitchenettes throughout· Common room with flat screen TV

St Aldates Oxford (14-17)Located in the heart of the city, a short walk from the college. Shops, cafés and a cinema are all close by, while the famous Christchurch Meadow and River Thames are only a few minutes walk away.· 59 single study rooms with en-suite

bathrooms· Internet throughout· Half board 7 days a week· Bed linen provided (bring your own towels)· Laundry service for students under 16· Laundry facilities for students aged 16–17· Large dining area with TV· Pleasant common rooms with

TV and DVD· Gender specific areas· Access controlled· 24hr residence supervisor on-site

St Ebbes (18+)Located in the heart of the city, a short walk from the college. Shops, cafés and a cinema are all close by, along with some famous and inspiring Oxford University buildings to view and visit. This 50 bed self-catering residence offers students en-suite bedrooms in an independent study environment. · 50 single study rooms bedrooms with

en-suite bathrooms· Internet throughout· 24hr residence supervisor on-site· Bed linen provided (bring your own towels)· Free laundry facilities· Shared self-catering kitchenettes with flat

screen TV

Turn to page 17 for a list of programmes available at our Oxford centre

Bellerbys College Oxford is based in a cosmopolitan city steeped in history that provides the perfect backdrop for lively debate and creativity. The city has an enviable social and cultural reputation, as well as a superb academic heritage and commercial edge. Students find that our purpose-built college is light, bright and offers stunning views across the River Thames, complete with traditional barge boats. Particularly popular is our cosmopolitan cafeteria, which serves a tasty selection of international meals five days a week, and provides a perfect place to relax and observe all the river activity.

In 2014 I am pleased to announce we are making significant investment to the centre, this includes expanding the art and media facilities to include a dark room and editing suite, as well as fashion and textiles workshops. Julia Southby, BA Hons, DTEFLA

Principal, Bellerbys College Oxford

River CaféOn-site cafeteria with great facilities includes:· vegetarian and halal options · themed days for cultural festivals · healthy seasonal choices · hot breakfast, lunch, and hot and cold

snacks during the day · open 5 days a week

Spacious student common room for students includes: · comfortable seating · large plasma screen TV · DVD player · WiFi access

AccommodationA range of accommodation options are available in Oxford:

Pensons Gardens residence

Pensons Gardens common room

St Aldates residence

St Aldates bedroom

St Ebbes residence

St Ebbes bathroom

Bellerbys College OxfordSet your sights on university life in one of the world’s most iconic academic cities

Studying in the UKYour path to success

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Embarking on an education with Bellerbys College is an exciting and focussed journey to an undergraduate programme and beyond.

When you have determined your entry year and taken a look at the course that you would like to take, see which college is offering that course and check term dates using the table opposite.

Your local agent or Bellerbys advisor will help you apply, so that your academic journey can begin.

A Level Year 12 - Year 13page 28

Year 9 Secondary School

University Degree - 3 or 4 YearsA Level - 2 YearsGCSE - 2 Years

Undergraduate Year 1page 62

A Level Year 12 - Year 13page 28

University Degree - 3 or 4 Years Masters - 1 Year

Masters - 1 Year

Pre Masters - page 70A Level Year 12 - Year 13

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Foundation - 1 Year page 38

A Level - 1 Year**page 29

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IELTS is taught at all centres as required

GCSE Pathway Discovery Year 9page 24

EPP GCSE Academic Pathway Year 10page 24

GCSE Academic Pathway Year 10page 24

age 14

EPP

GCSE Academic Pathway Year 11*

GCSE Academic Pathway Year 11*

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Pre- GCSE or ELPP

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Entry Dates from Sep 2014 only (Sep, Jan, Apr, Jun)Programme Terms Age Brighton Cambridge London Oxford

Sep Jan Apr Jun Sep Jan Apr Jun Sep Jan Apr Jun Sep Jan Apr JunEPP for GCSE Pathway Discovery 1 13 • •EPP for GCSE Academic Pathway 1 14 •GCSE Pathway Discovery 3 13 • •GCSE Academic Pathway 6 14+ •Pre GCSE 1, 2 or 3 14.5+ • • • •1 Year GCSE 3 15+ • • • •1 Year GCSE 4 15+ • • •A Level** 3 16.5+ •A Level (inc AS) 5 15.5+ • • • • •A Level (inc AS) 6 15.5+ • • • •Foundation 3 16.5+ • • • • • • • • • • •Extended Foundation 4 16.5+ •Undergraduate Year 1 in Business & Management 3 17.5+ • •Pre-Masters 1 or 2 21+ • • • •English Language Preparation Programme (ELPP) 1, 2 or 3 15+ • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •IELTS Express 6 weeks 17+ •Bellerbys Summer 2 or 4 weeks 14+ • •

Whatever academic pathway is chosen, Bellerbys College offers outstanding academic and pastoral support.

Our Brighton campus, a modern boarding school for students aged 13+ offering an extensive choice of subjects

Our Cambridge campus, specialising in science and engineering

Our London campus, a specialist centre for business

Our Oxford campus, specialising in art, law and humanities

Attain the English level you need before you start your course

Nurbike from KazakhstanAchieved A* A A A aNow studying Management at the London School of Economics

ELPP

ELPP

ELPP

GCSE – General Certificate of Secondary EducationFocussed on your future

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From September 2014 we are introducing a GCSE Pathway Programme at Bellerbys Brighton which will offer students as young as 13 the chance to start their preparation for university early. This exciting new programme provides students with the opportunity to establish the language, learning and cultural skills they need to succeed at university. With excellent pastoral care and support, we help every student to explore their academic choices in a safe and secure College environment.

This, along with our other GCSE programmes, has a clear focus on what students expect to study at university and we nurture every student’s passion for their chosen subject, encouraging them to learn through state-of-the-art technology and enriching extra-curricular experiences.

We know that many parents dream that one day their child will graduate from a top university, and everyone at Bellerbys College works towards making that dream a reality.

For students who have not yet completed their high school education in their own country and want to start their journey to university now, this GCSE programme is an important first UK qualification.

One-year accelerated programmeProviding a fundamental grounding in a number of core subjects, the 1 Year GCSE programme is both intensive and efficient.

Daily homework and regular testing to keep you on trackDoing homework everyday is an important part of studying. Students will progress quickly, and learn key skills that will help them with their next academic step. Student learning is kept on track through regular in-class testing which allows teachers to identify a student’s key strengths, as well as areas where they may require additional support.

English and Mathematics plus a choice of other subjectsStudents will study two important core subjects - English and Mathematics. They then have a choice of four other subjects to study, with a focus on their future academic ambition.

Personalised teaching and monitoringThroughout the GCSE programme students will have personal attention from their teachers - monitoring and assessing progress, keeping students on track for their academic goals.

Progress directly to a Bellerbys Foundation or A Level programmeGCSEs are just the beginning. Once the GCSE programme has been successfully completed, students are ready to progress to either the Bellerbys A Level or Foundation programmes. From there, the next step is university study.

Pre GCSE and 1 Year GCSE

Pre-GCSEPreparation for your GCSE programmeThis course is ideal for students wishing to study the 1 Year GCSE course but whose English has not met the required standard of IELTS 4.5. Students wishing to undertake the Bellerbys pre-GCSE programme are usually 14 or 15 years of age.

Flexible course lengthThe course can be anything from one to three terms, depending on abilities, and leads to either a 1 Year GCSE September or January start date.

30 hours study each weekAll students will receive up to 15 hours of English studies to help them improve their language skills. They will also receive 15 hours of core subject classes including Mathematics, ICT, Art, Science, Business Studies, PHSE and PE.

Extra care for younger studentsWe understand that Pre-GCSE students require extra care, as often coming to Bellerbys is their first experience of being away from home. Our classes run for the whole day and students receive close supervision, beginning each morning with a formal registration under the care of a personal tutor, who monitors both social and academic progress.

1 Year GCSE key facts… Pre GCSE key facts…Age 14+ Students are usually 14+Course length One year (three or four terms) One, two or three terms

Course dates Three terms: September to JuneFour terms: January to December Brighton: January, April, July, September.

Hours per week 30 minimum 30 minimumCentres Brighton, Cambridge, London and Oxford (subjects vary by centre) Brighton only

English language entry requirements

IELTS 4.5 or equivalent TOEFL 477 (computer test equivalent 153, TOEFL iBT 53) Pearson Test of English Academic 40-43

One term: IELTS 3.5 / TOEFL 417 (computer test equivalent 108, TOEFL iBT 35)/Pearson Test of English Academic 30-34 Two terms: IELTS 2.5 / TOEFL 393 (computer test equivalent 90)/Pearson Test of English Academic 25

Academic entry requirements Completion of Year 9 or 10 in home country. Completion of Year 9 or 10 in home country.

Programme structure (subject to location)

Core subjects: English (10-15 hours per week), Mathematics Other subjects (up to four from list): Art, Biology, Business Studies, Chemistry, Computing / IT, Economics, History, Media Studies, Modern Languages, Physics, Psychology

Core subjects: English (10-15 hours per week), Mathematics Other subjects: Art, Business Studies, ICT, Mathematics, PE, PHSE, Science

Bellerbys GCSE success:

13Good Schools Guide awards for GCSE since 2011

Bellerbys GCSE success in 2013:

44%of students achieved A* - B, above the national average of 42.8%

For students over 15 years of age, we provide a one-year GCSE programme across all our campuses that leads directly to A Level, accelerating their learning with a solid grounding in core subjects.

Studying a GCSE at Bellerbys allows students to develop academic and personal skills at a very important time in their lives - a time when the quality of their education and care can make a real difference to their future.

Emer NicholsonGCSE Programme Manager and Tutor Bellerbys College Brighton

1 Year GCSE subject options… GCSE Pathway…

Brighton Cambridge London Oxford Brighton onlyArt • • Art, Biology,

Business Studies, Chemistry, Co-ordinated Science, Drama, Economics, English, French, Geography, Global Perspectives, History, ICT, Mathematics, Photography, Physics, Spanish

Biology • •Business Studies • •Chemistry • •Computing/IT • •Economics • • • • English • • • • History • Mathematics • • • • Media Studies • Modern Languages •Physics • • • • Psychology • •

January 1 Year GCSE start available Brighton, Cambridge and Oxford only.

Rodrigo from PortugalAchieved A* A* A A B BNow studying A Levels at Bellerbys College

Bellerbys gave me a unique experience as an international student as well as excellent qualifications academically.

Rafael from PortugalAchieved A* A* A* A A B

Now studying A Levels at Bellerbys College

GCSE Pathway ProgrammeGiving young students a head start in a secure environment

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EPP 30 June to 5 September

Jun JunJun JunJan JanJanSep SepSepApr AprApr

Pathway Discovery

Pathway Discovery Academic Pathway

Academic Pathway

Academic Pathway

Academic Pathway

Academic Pathway Academic Pathway

EPP

EPP

Year 9 (Age 13) Year 10 (Age 14) Year 11 (Age 15)

Progress to A LevelYear 12 (Age 16)A Level Year 1

Year 13 (Age 17)A Level Year 2

By the age of 13, many children have already begun to discover what they are truly passionate about. Bellerbys approach to learning gives each child the opportunity to explore their personal interests, while building life and study skills that will serve them well in their future university applications.

Bellerbys GCSE Pathway Programme nurtures a student’s passion for their chosen subjects. Experienced teachers help develop and guide every student, supporting their talents and, at the same time, encouraging them to learn new skills. Students are fully immersed in their subjects by studying and experiencing more than the prescribed curriculum.

This broader understanding helps every child engage with their studies giving them a strong foundation upon which to build further knowledge. As always, there are mandatory subjects at GCSE level, which are taught to the highest possible standard.

Enrichment programmeEnriched learning is a key part of the Bellerbys experience and each of the six different GCSE pathways has its own tailored enrichment programme to help students ‘learn around the subject’. Through a programme of specially focussed extra-curricular activities, students are immersed in their subject in a way that can develop their lateral thinking.

Trial modulesWe recognise that while many students are ready to decide on their pathways straight away, others may still be trying out different subjects. That’s why Year 9 students can get a taste of everything offered by taking a series of trial modules. They try nine core modules, and eight pathway subjects to find out what suits them best. Each trial module lasts four weeks.

Choosing a pathwayYear 10 students are required to choose their pathway from the start. As they may have missed the opportunity to trial modules in Year 9, there will be regular reviews with teachers to ensure that the correct pathway has been chosen.

If necessary, teachers will support a change of pathway to support the students ambitions and ensure that their studies inspire and interest them to achieve excellent results. All Bellerbys students are exceptional, but for those with a particularly high academic ability we offer an Oxbridge pathway, subject to assessment.

English in Preparation for PathwaysThe EPP programme has been designed to provide 3 hours intensive English teaching each morning with a varied academic programme each afternoon. EPP students will also have full access to the Enrichment Programme as well as all sports and activities.

Inspirational clubs and activitiesWe hope that students learn and grow as much in their spare time as they do inside the classroom. Bellerbys College Brighton provides schedules of optional extra-curricular activities that all students are encouraged to take part in. From team sports to debating societies, photography to theatre visits, exhibitions, shows and events, a busy social calendar is offered.

• Young Enterprise – inspiring young people to succeed through business opportunities

• Duke of Edinburgh Award – a leading youth charity which gives all young people the chance to develop skills for work and life

• Intermediate Maths Challenge – an exciting national competition testing students’ ability to think around the problem in a logical and deductive way

• Dance and music clubs • Team sports including football,

basketball and much more

A caring and safe environment is vital for international students who are away from

home and helps them thrive in class

Year 9 Pathway Discovery

Year 10 Academic Pathway (GCSE Year 1)

Year 11 Pathway Entry (GCSE Year 2)

Subject choice 17 subjects plus tutorial From 17 subjects plus tutorial From 17 subjects plus tutorial

Subjects taken 9 core subjects plus 8 taster subjects Between 7 and 9 Between 7 and 9

Subject list Art, Biology, Business Studies, Chemistry, Drama, Economics, English, Geography, Global Perspectives, History, ICT, Maths, Modern Foreign Languages, Photography, Physics, Science 1, Science 2

Age 13+ 14+ 15+English language entry requirements IELTS 4.5 or equivalent IELTS 5.0 or equivalent IELTS 5.0 or equivalent

Academic entry requirementsCompleted Year 7 and Year 8 (own country). Strong grades and excellent academic reference.

Completed Year 8 and Year 9 (own country). Strong grades and excellent academic reference.

Only for students studying GCSE in British International School. Strong grades and excellent academic reference.

Enrichment programmes Mandatory from 6 pathways Mandatory from 6 pathways Mandatory from 6 pathways

Selecting an entry point to suit each child

Bellerbys gave me the opportunity to choose from a wide range of

subjects, and provided me with the best teaching methods, making sure

I progressed academically.

Pastoral careA caring and safe environment is vital for students who are away from home and helps them excel in class. As in all Bellerbys colleges, student welfare is a number one priority and at Bellerbys Brighton we have introduced new systems to make sure that younger students receive the best possible support. • Structured schedule of activities during

the evening • Supervision and welfare provision from

a house master or mistress• Single sex accommodation with an

on-site matron.

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EnglishMathsBiologyChemistryPhysicsGeography

EnglishMathsScience 1Science 2Business StudiesEconomics

EnglishMathsScience 1Science 2ArtICT

EnglishMathsScience 1Science 2HistoryGlobal Perspectives

EnglishMathsScience 1Science 2History or Geography Global Perspectives

EnglishMathsBiologyChemistryPhysicsHistory or Geography Modern Foreign Languages

Years 10 and 11: Academic Pathway

Pathway Programme OptionsOption 1, 2 & 3 selected from:

Art - Drama - History - French - Business Studies - Psychology - Spanish - Economics - ICT - Global Perspectives - Geography - Photography

Science & Engineering Business & Economics Creative Arts Humanities Global Young Oxbridge

Science 1 and Science 2 is Co-ordinated Science (2 GCSEs)

Studying GCSEs at Bellerbys provides a structured and caring environment for young international students to develop as individuals.

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A LevelThe benchmark qualification for university entrance

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Bellerbys Colleges are centres of excellence that foster a dedicated and ambitious atmosphere for students to thrive in and achieve outstanding A Level results. We pride ourselves on the support and enthusiasm that all our teachers and staff pass on to students every day.

With leading facilities in classroom technology, specialist classes for each pathway and pathway-specific activities, clubs and societies, it’s no surprise that our students go on to study at some of the best institutions in the country.

Our A Level courses include enrichment programmes that immerse students in their chosen subjects, broadening their minds and preparing them not only for university but also for their future careers.

A Levels are prestigious, internationally recognised qualifications that give you the widest university progression choice.

Adrian SpottiswoodeA Level Programme Manager, Bellerbys College

Bellerbys’ Advanced Level students consistently achieve impressive results over and above the British average, and 2013 was no different with 57% of Bellerbys students achieving A* - A, compared to just 26% across the whole of the UK.Bellerbys has a history of providing international students with the best teaching alongside exemplary pastoral care which means that Bellerbys’ students are able to achieve consistently high results.

Expert counselling and advice on university applicationsBellerbys help students choose the right university. We can provide advice based on current and expected grades.

Top-class teaching from dedicated academic specialistsBellerbys teachers work with students throughout their studies to help them choose the right university. They are supported and kept up-to-date with the latest techniques as well as classroom technology, so that classes are effective and engaging.

Small classes for personal attentionPersonal attention is essential for ambitious international students who want to go to a great university. At Bellerbys, A Level classes have an average of twelve students. This ensures every student has the attention they need to maximise their academic potential.

A wide choice of academic subjectsAt Bellerbys students are provided with an extremely comprehensive choice of subjects at A Level, allowing them to focus on the specific academic areas they need for their future degree. This gives them a leading edge in applications to their chosen university.

Criteria for the one year A Level course (Brighton centre only)The A Level course length is normally six terms (September start) or five terms (January or April start). Students applying for the one year course (three terms) September start are accepted only if they:• Possess outstanding high school

graduation grades, or• Are repeating the A Level course, or• Have studied at degree level.

Students unsure of their qualifications should contact the Admissions Department for assessment.

Students enrolled on a three term A Level course are accepted on the strict understanding that progress will be reviewed at key stages including the end of the first term. The College reserves the right to require a longer period of study, or change of course in light of that review.

University viewpoint: “The University of Bath counts Bellerbys among a small, select group of partner institutions with whom we work

particularly closely. Bellerbys students adapt quickly to the transition to university life.”

Andy Howman, International Office, University of Bath

A Levels are your passport to the very best universities in the UK. They give you the in-depth preparation you need to excel on the most demanding and competitive degree courses, including medicine.

Your choice of top subjectsFive or six-term programme: choose four subjects.Three-term programme: choose three or four subjects.

Yuliya from RussiaAchieved A* A* A* A* ANow studying Engineering at University of Cambridge

Bellerbys prepared me for my future life, making the important choice of career and now I feel ready to continue my studies at university. Two years ago I would have never imagined I would achieve what I did.

A Level subject options…

Brighton Cambridge London OxfordAccounting • • Art • • Biology • • • Business Studies • • Chemistry • • Economics • • • • English Literature • • Further Mathematics • • • • Geography • Government & Politics • • • History • • ICT and/or Computing • Law • • Mathematics • • • • Media Studies • Modern Foreign Languages • • Photography • • Physics • • • • Psychology • • • • Sociology • •

April A Level start date available Brighton only.

Dariya from RussiaAchieved A* A* A* A* A ANow studying Economics at University of Warwick

A Level Course details and highlights

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A Level key facts…Age 15.5+Course length 3, 5 or 6 terms (3 term Brighton only, see entry criteria on page 29)Start dates September, January and April*Hours per week 24+Average class size 12 studentsCentres Brighton, Cambridge, London and Oxford (subjects vary by centre - see page 28)

English language entry requirements

IELTS 5.5 (3 term IELTS 6.0) / TOEFL 513 (computer test equivalent 183 , TOEFL iBT 65) / Pearson Test of English Academic 48-51 or equivalent, or Study Group English Test, or GCSE English language Grade A–C. For students who have not reached this level the Bellerbys English Language Preparation Programme is available before the A Level programme

Academic entry requirements 5 GCSE passes at grade C or above in the appropriate subjects, or equivalent evidence of a good secondary or high school education

English language qualifications for university

Most universities require an IELTS of 6.5–7.0 for degree entry. If you are not at this level or don’t have a GCSE/GCE/O Level English Language qualification, you must follow an IELTS preparation course alongside A Level studies

Assessment External examinations are taken in May/June

Programme structure6 terms: Approximately 24 hours per week. Year 1: Four AS Levels. Year 2: Three or four A2 Levels5 terms: Approximately 24 hours per week. Four AS Levels and three or four A2 Levels3 terms: Approximately 24 hours per week. Three or four A Levels or three A2 Levels and one AS Level

Programme sequence6 terms: September to June, summer break, September to June 5 terms: January to June, summer break, September to June5 terms: April to August, September to June, (no summer break)3 terms: September to June (Brighton only) University entry in September following final exams in June

*April start in Brighton only

Bellerbys College consistently delivers on A Level results and has received 24 Good Schools Guide Awards at A and AS Level since 2005. Bellerbys has received awards for Mathematics, Accounting & Finance, Russian, Business Studies, Chinese, Physics, Art & Design and Information & Communications Technology.

Student Country/Region Grades Subject UniversityTimes Good University Ranking

Yuliya FEDOSEEVA Russia A*A*A*A*A Engineering University of Cambridge 1Milad MEHRABANIFARD Iran A*A*A*A Engineering University of Cambridge 1Siyu JIANG China A*A*A*A Psychological & Behavioural Studies University of Cambridge 1Duy Phuong DO Vietnam A*A*A*Aac Economics London School of Economics 3Farid HAMKA Indonesia A*A*AAB Government & Economics London School of Economics 3Yue KAN China A*A*A*Aa Management London School of Economics 3Nurbike TULEN Kazakhstan A*AAAac Management London School of Economics 3Hong Ngoc HOANG Vietnam A*AABB Management London School of Economics 3Mikhail PRONKO Russia A*A*AA International Relations London School of Economics 3Quynh Chau PHAM Vietnam AAAA Social Policy & Economics London School of Economics 3Hwansung MOON Korea AABc Accounting & Finance London School of Economics 3Duang KEWKACHA Thailand AAA Management London School of Economics 3Shingo ITO China A*AA Law London School of Economics 3Anna MAKAROVA Russia AAB Economics & Economic History London School of Economics 3Darija HALATOVA Ukraine A*A*AAA Economics & Philosophy University of St Andrews 4Mai Anh NGUYEN Vietnam A*AAAA International Relations University of St Andrews 4Tingyu (Catherine) KONG China A*A*AB Biochemistry University of St Andrews 4Ka Shek NG Hong Kong AAA International Relations University of St Andrews 4Ka Chun LAI Hong Kong A*A*A*AAc Civil Engineering Imperial College London 5Zhentian (Tom) QIU China A*A*A*AAc Mathematics Imperial College London 5Adiputra MEHANDA Indonesia A*A*A*AA Chemical Engineering Imperial College London 5Amirmohammad FATTAHI Iran A*A*A*AA Mechanical Engineering Imperial College London 5Dexter Au TUGIONO Indonesia A*A*A*A*a Mechanical Engineering Imperial College London 5Yan Xun NG Malaysia A*A*AAa Physics Imperial College London 5Wanyi SITU China A*AABB Electrical & Electronic Engineering Imperial College London 5Arshan SHAFIEI Iran A*A*AA Electrical & Electronic Engineering Imperial College London 5Chen Hsiang CHU Taiwan A*A*AB Biomedical Engineering Imperial College London 5Changhang YU China A*AABB Economics Durham University 6Dac Viet Huy HO Vietnam A*AABa Accounting & Finance Durham University 6Xu Neng LIU China A*AAB Economics Durham University 6Adel HEDAYAT United Kingdom AAAB Physics Durham University 6Chenghao CHEN China AABDb Accounting & Finance Durham University 6Zhen Wei LEE Malaysia A*AAa Law Durham University 6Pengbo ZHAN China A*BBB Accounting & Finance Durham University 6Xiang SUN China AABB Economics Durham University 6Shuoqi (Sheldon) WANG China A*AAABd Civil & Architectural Engineering University of Bath 7Christie LIMNOIS Indonesia A*A*AA Mathematics & Statistics University of Bath 7Siu Ching Caroline WONG Hong Kong AABB Accounting & Finance University of Exeter 8Thai Nam NGUYEN Vietnam A*A*A*A*AA Arts & Sciences University College London 9Hoang Minh Tra NGUYEN Ukraine A*A*A*ABa Statistics, Economics & Finance University College London 9Alina ZAYTSEVA Russia A*A*A*A*A Economics & Statistics University College London 9Hong Yui Gordon WONG United Kingdom A*A*A*AA Economics University College London 9Le Nhat Linh (Linh) NGUYEN Vietnam A*A*A*Aab Economics & Statistics University College London 9Yueyi SU China A*A*AAB Mathematical Computation University College London 9Ting Zhi Rachel LIM Singapore A*A*A*Aa Law University College London 9Hoi Man CHEUNG Hong Kong A*AAAB Architecture University College London 9Ksenia LUSHCHEVA Russia A*AAAa Electronic Engineering University College London 9Akaki ADAMIA Georgia A*A*ABb Economics University College London 9Ntsima Onkokame NTSIMA Botswana A*AAAb Economics University College London 9Diana KIM Kazakhstan A*A*A*A Psychology University College London 9

A Level success:

50%of A Level students graduated to the top 15 UK universities in 2013

Bellerbys success:

24Good Schools Guide awards for A/AS Level since 2005

Bellerbys College guided me in making a decision about my future career and awakened my interest in economics.

77 students graduated to the top 10 UK universities in 2013. Below are some of our student highlights:

University viewpoint: “The University of Warwick has a long

tradition of welcoming some of the most talented and academically brilliant

students from across the world. We are delighted to have admitted some overseas

applicants from Bellerbys programmes.”Simon Hall, International Office,

University of Warwick

University viewpoint: “The University of Oxford is a world-leading

institution and its students are amongst the best of their generation. Recently we

selected one of Bellerbys’ A Level students who was an outstanding candidate and has

emerged as the top student in his year in Engineering. In addition to being

academically gifted, he has clearly had the benefit of an excellent preparation for

University study.”Dr Stephen Payne, University Lecturer in

Engineering Science, University of Oxford

A Level success:

57%of Bellerbys students achieved A* - A, compared to just 26% across the whole of the UK

Siyu from ChinaAchieved A* A* A* ANow studying Psychological & Behavioural Studies at University of Cambridge

Kevah from IranAchieved A* A* A ANow studying Medicine at University of Bristol

A LevelOxbridge* and Medical School Preparation

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Bellerbys students are accepted by the elite British universities - the Universities of Oxford and Cambridge - and by medical schools. For these exceptional students we provide extra, dedicated preparation.

Oxford and Cambridge preparationStudents with exceptional academic ability may want to apply to Oxford or Cambridge universities. These institutions are amongst the most competitive in the world. To give Bellerbys students the best chance, as well as excellent academic qualifications, Bellerbys will provide them with specialist preparation, which may include:• Regular formal discussions about

current affairs, news and events to develop cultural enrichment and communication skills

• Continuous assessment of work progress in homework, tests and examinations to maintain required standards

• Preparation for university face-to-face interviews, which includes the opportunity to discuss interview techniques and meet former Bellerbys students now at Oxford or Cambridge

• Additional classes in Maths, Economics and Physics for students applying for these subjects and who may have to take a STEP (Sixth Term Examination Paper) or the AEA (Advanced Extension Award)

• Dedicated tutor groups.

Oxford and Cambridge ScholarshipsSix scholarships are available worth 60% of tuition fees for students to study a six or five term A Level programme at Bellerbys College. These scholarships are aimed at academically excellent students wishing to apply to Oxford or Cambridge universities for undergraduate studies after A Level. Successful candidates will be selected from applicants worldwide based on outstanding grades in their home country and an interview process.

Medical school preparationStudents wishing to go to medical school in the UK will also need the following specialist preparation to gain the best chance of success:• All the benefits of the Oxford and

Cambridge preparation• Bellerbys Brighton offers dedicated

tutor groups and work experience • Mock interviews• Preparation for the UKCAT and BMAT

medical entry tests.• Students applying to read Medicine also

have weekly meetings where they can study the college guide to applying for Medicine, give talks on topical issues in Medicine, arrange to undertake voluntary work in hospitals, clinics or nursing homes and report back to the group on their experiences, and discuss the kind of questions asked at interview.

If you have exceptional

academic ability, you may want to

apply to Oxford or Cambridge.

We will provide you with

the specialist preparation

you need.

Student Country Grades Degree University

Times Good University Ranking

Kaveh DAVOUDI Iran A* A* A A Medicine University of Bristol 15Miraen KIANDEE Malaysia A* A A A Medicine University of Birmingham 16Raykal Yan Jun SIM Singapore A* A A a Medicine Newcastle University 18Pei Lyn TEY Malaysia A A A b Medical Genetics University of Sheffield 18Hou In CHIO Macau A* A* A A Medicine University of Edinburgh 22Sarah Elizabeth Kah Sem MOK Singapore A*A A A Medicine University of Edinburgh 22Sue Anne NG Malaysia A A A a Medicine University of Glasgow 25Xi Min Fiona CHAN Singapore A* A* A* A Medicine Queen's University Belfast 29Ogechi Mary ADINGWUPU Nigeria A B B b Medicine Royal College Surgeons n/aLok Kwan YU Australia A* A* A* A Medicine Chinese University of Hong Kong n/a

Student progressions to Medical School in 2013

* Oxbridge is used as a collective for the University of Oxford and University of Cambridge

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The A Level programme at Bellerbys provides students with demonstrable understanding of subject areas which universities look for.

Foundation Pathway to a top ranked university

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The Foundation programme has been tailored to provide students with the skills and experience they need to succeed at university and beyond. Through seminars and tutorials, small classes and the use of technology, we work with students on a personal level, keeping them updated on their progress and offering support where needed.

It is our belief that knowledge gained by experience is knowledge for life, and at Bellerbys we go beyond the curriculum. As part of the Foundation programme, students are immersed in their subjects from the day they start through a wide range of enrichment activities, which allow them to develop a deeper knowledge and understanding of their subjects.

Through visits to universities and industry work places, guest speakers in class and subject specific competitions and through societies and groups run by the college, our students turn theory into practical reality.

The successful completion of the Bellerbys Foundation programme at the required level guarantees a place at one of over 80 prestigious university destinations.

If your aim is to enter university with the confidence to excel then our Foundation programme is for you.

Isaac Ayamba, Bellerbys Foundation Programme Manager

The Bellerbys Foundation programme has always been a popular choice for international students not only because of our reputation for delivering high quality graduates to some of the UK's top universities, but also because of the extra support that we provide as they adjust to living in the UK.

art & designturn to page 44

lawturn to page 52

humanitiesturn to page 50

science & pharmacyturn to page 58

management & computing systemsturn to page 54

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business, finance & managementturn to page 46

engineeringturn to page 48

September 2014 entry Brighton Cambridge London OxfordArt & Design • •Business, Finance & Management

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Chemical Engineering • •Engineering & Computer Science

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Humanities • • •Law • • • •Management & Computing Systems

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Media • •Science & Pharmacy • • •Extended Foundation •

For full details of two other start dates, see our website.

Foundation

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The Bellerbys Foundation is a highly academic, one-year programme that, on successful completion, provides a guaranteed place at one of over 80 UK universities.

Based on the A Level syllabus and taught by A Level teachers, Bellerbys Foundation provides essential preparation for long-term university success and future employment.

100% guaranteed university entryOnce a student has passed to the required standard they are guaranteed entry to a degree course at one of over 80 destination universities. The Bellerbys Foundation is unique in providing the widest choice of top university destinations.

One year, intensive programmeThe Bellerbys Foundation is a streamlined, intensive three-term programme which, compared to the traditional A Level path, enables students to start their degree a whole year earlier.

Enrichment programmeBellerbys Foundation students are able to take part in our extra-curricular enrichment programmes which enables them to become fully immersed in the subject they are studying. Classes are brought to life through external visits to industry work places such as the BBC television studios, lectures at the London School of Economics, Maths surgeries and talks from high-achieving past pupils.

Choice of eight academic subject-based pathwaysBellerbys offers a variety of subject-based pathways, each offering unique academic content and skills carefully tailored to specific degree subjects.

Extended FoundationThe Extended Foundation is a four-term academic programme. The extra term is designed for students who need additional guidance ahead of commencing the three-term Foundation. Following successful completion of English, Maths, Business Studies and General Science modules in term one, and achievement of the required English entry level, students will progress to study a set of core subjects alongside one of the following mainstream Foundation pathways for terms two, three and four: Art & Design; Business, Finance & Management; Engineering; Humanities; Law; Management & Computing Systems; Media; Science & Pharmacy.

This course is ideal for students who:• are aged 16.5 or over• do not have the required IELTS score to

join the standard Foundation programme• want to secure a guaranteed place at

one of our partner universities• need English support and study skills to

enable them to succeed at university.

Foundation key facts… Extended Foundation key facts…Age 16.5+ 16.5+Course length 3 terms 4 termsStart dates September, January and April (Business pathway only) SeptemberHours per week 15–25 From 15–25Centres Location dependent on Foundation pathway Brighton

English language entry requirements

IELTS 4.5 / TOEFL 477 (computer test equivalent 153, TOEFL iBT 53) / Pearson Test of English Academic 40-43 or equivalent or Study Group English Test

IELTS 4.0/TOEFL 437 (computer test equivalent 123, TOEFL iBT 41)/Pearson Test of English Academic 35-39 or equivalent or Study Group English Test

Academic entry requirements

Satisfactory completion of secondary or high school education

Satisfactory completion of secondary or high school education

Assessment and validation

The Foundation programme is accredited by Lancaster University, a top 20 ranked University in the UK. A combination of coursework and internal examinations are taken on completion of each module

Recognition Recognised by over 80 university destinations in the UK and selected universities in Europe and USA

Programme structure There are eight subject-based pathways which each lead directly to a range of specific degree programme/disciplines

There are eight subject routes which each lead directly to a range of specific degree programme disciplines.

Subject-based pathway options

Each subject-based pathway comprises four core modules and six subject-based modules relevant to the curriculum area of each pathway: Art & Design; Business, Finance & Management; Engineering; Humanities; Law; Management & Computing Systems; Media; Science & Pharmacy

Each subject-based pathway comprises four core modules and six subject-based modules relevant to the curriculum area of each pathway: Art & Design; Business, Finance & Management; Engineering; Humanities; Law; Management & Computing Systems; Media; Science & Pharmacy

Development of crucial study skillsThe Bellerbys Foundation equips students with all the learning skills and study techniques needed to succeed at university in the UK.

Top UK university destinationsWe provide a wide selection of prestigious university destinations from which Foundation students can choose. University places can be gained not only in the UK but in Australia, America and Italy. This allows students to choose the institution which best suits their needs and ambitions.

The Bellerbys Foundation

will equip you with all

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need to succeed at a British university

Bellerbys College Foundation programme is accredited by Lancaster University

Foundation English Skills 1: Develop the ability to read academic texts, write extended texts, take effective notes, listen actively in class and participate in classroom discussions.

Foundation English Skills 2: Improve on everything learnt in FES1. Gain English skills that improve accuracy, speed, organisation and presentation skills. Prepare for an IELTS qualification at the end of the module.

Study Skills in the British Environment: Use study time more effectively, improve the way information is sourced and used, and learn how to prepare essays to given deadlines.

Computer Information Technology: Improve IT literacy and creativity using office, business and media applications. Discover how to use the internet as a research and learning tool, find out about Bellerbys online learning systems.Visit bellerbys.com for the latest

list of our university partners.

Core modules for all Foundation subject routes

Foundation Pathway to a top ranked university

Foundation student highlights from 2013 by pathway

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Business, Finance & Management Foundation PathwayStudent Progression Route Country Grade UniversityCheuk Fung KWOK Business Administration Hong Kong 92% University of BathHui Min Jessica CHAI Accounting & Finance Singapore 92% University of BristolXiaoting ZHANG Management Sciences and Accounting China 90% University of SouthamptonPyone PYONE Business Economics Myanmar 89% University of ExeterMin Jewel YAP Retailing, Marketing & Management Singapore 89% Loughborough UniversityViet Anh DO Computer & Business Studies Vietnam 88% University of WarwickAnna BILAN Economics & Management Ukraine 88% University of BristolAnton KLIM International Hospitality Management Belarus 87% University of SurreyNoon Hoe TEW Economics Malaysia 85% University of NottinghamMohammad Amin GHORBANI Middle Eastern Studies & Economics Iran 85% SOAS, University of London

Law Foundation PathwayStudent Progression Route Country Grade UniversityShi Mei WANG Law LLB Singapore 94% University of BirminghamJin Yi Mark LEE Law LLB Singapore 90% London School of EconomicsJack Long TAN Law LLB Singapore 87% University of ExeterOchuwa Fariat DIRISU Law LLB Nigeria 84% University of SouthamptonYi Xuan TEO Law LLB Malaysia 80% University of BristolMinh Dat LAM Politics with Economics Vietnam 80% University of BathYuka NAGASAWA International Relations Japan 79% University of BirminghamTung Ching KONG Law LLB Hong Kong 79% University of BristolCheng Han LAM Law LLB Macau 78% University of BristolZhanna LEVKOVSKA Law LLB Ukraine 77% University of Bristol

Humanities Foundation PathwayStudent Progression Route Country Grade UniversitySi Xian Rachel LEE Psychology Singapore 89% University of YorkVanessa Itohan ENAHORO Psychology & Cognitive Neuroscience British Indian Ocean Territory 86% University of NottinghamKit Man YUEN Politics & Social Anthropology Hong Kong 84% University of ManchesterHoi Yee CHAU Media & communications Hong Kong 84% Goldsmiths, University of LondonValeriia NIKONOVA European Studies (Spanish) Russia 81% Royal Holloway, University of LondonDariya KRAVCHENKO Sociology & Psychology Ukraine 81% City University LondonElena TITKOVA Journalism Studies Russia 80% University of SheffieldChau Yee NG English & Drama Hong Kong 76% Loughborough UniversityEunji KIM Social Policy Korea 73% University of YorkNajwa Binti Mohd HISHAM Film Studies Malaysia 68% University of Sussex

Engineering Foundation PathwayStudent Progression Route Country Grade UniversityKin Hang YIP Aerospace Engineering Portugal 92% University of BristolColin FRANCIS Chemical Engineering Malaysia 91% University of BirminghamTimothy PARTASEVOTCH Electrical & Electronic Engineering Belarus 90% University of ManchesterChi Him TSOI Civil Engineering Hong Kong 89% University of BathSeung Hyun PARK Mathematics & Computer Science Korea 86% University of BristolMikhail DAVYDOV Mechanical Engineering Russia 86% University of ManchesterSasisha KITAPHANICH Product Design Engineering Thailand 81% Loughborough UniversityHuynh Minh Tuan LE Mechatronics & Robotics Vietnam 81% University of LeedsSho SASAKI Computer Science Japan 79% University of ManchesterAndres VEGA DEL VILLAR Aeronautics & Astronautics Mexico 77% University of Southampton

Art & Design Foundation PathwayStudent Progression Route Country Grade UniversityNovita . Fashion Design Technology:

Designer Pattern CutterIndonesia 85% University of the Arts London

Pei Yi TONG Graphic & Media Design Malaysia 83% University of the Arts LondonTetiana ZHOVTOBRIUKH Animation Ukraine 81% University of the Arts LondonJane LEE Interior Architecture & Design Malaysia 79% Arts University Bournemouth Jiaxin PENG Landscape Architecture China 78% University of SheffieldXiqi ZHANG Fine Art - Painting & Printmaking China 78% Glasgow School of ArtTongta ARCHATHEWAN Fashion Design Thailand 76% Istituto MarangoniMatthew Adetutu ODOJUKAN Architecture British Indian Ocean Territory 75% University of KentSoo Yeon KWON Sculpture Korea 75% University of the Arts London -

Camberwell College of ArtsVictoria DOLGULEVA Photography Russia 72% Falmouth University

Management & Computing Systems Foundation PathwayStudent Progression Route Country Grade UniversityNnaemeka Brian IWUCHUKWU Computer Science with Business & Management Nigeria 85% Loughborough UniversityI-Wei CHEN Software Development for Animation, Games & Effects Taiwan 83% Bournemouth UniversityChihua TAN Software Engineering China 81% University of SouthamptonTimur ALIEV Information Technology in Organisations Russia 81% University of SouthamptonGiorgi LOLADZE Computer Science Georgia 79% University of SheffieldAliyu ALIYU Information Technology in Organisations Nigeria 77% University of SouthamptonBoxian LI Software Engineering China 74% University of ManchesterHaozhao WU Computer Science China 73% University of SussexTianqing YAO Games & Multimedia Environments China 69% University of SussexGiwa Abubakar ALIYU Computing & Information Technology Nigeria 69% University of Surrey

Media Foundation PathwayStudent Progression Route Country Grade UniversityNur Alyaa Binti ROSLAN Media Studies Malaysia 88% University of SurreyMonica WINANTO Media & Communications Indonesia 88% Goldsmiths, University of LondonFilipp MIROSHNICHENKO Marketing Ukraine 82% Lancaster UniversityHiu Wa LO Media & Cultural Studies Hong Kong 75% Lancaster UniversityLaura BAZARBAYEVA Film & Television Production Kazakhstan 74% University of WestminsterWen Xun Charlotte MA Journalism Singapore 72% City University LondonKa Kit WONG Sports Journalism British National (Overseas) 68% University of St Mark & St JohnDavid Chimenem GLORY JOE Film & Television Nigeria 66% University of the Arts LondonRuoer LI Advertising China 66% University of the Arts LondonSabina AHAYEVA Fashion Business Ukraine 66% Istituto Marangoni

Science & Pharmacy Foundation PathwayStudent Progression Route Country Grade UniversityShenna Yizhen TAN Nutrition Singapore 89% University of NottinghamWai Shan CHOW Pharmacy China 87% University of NottinghamNadezhda TSYRENZHAPOVA Pharmacology Russia 86% University of BathHoang Anh LE Biochemistry with Medical Biochemistry Vietnam 85% University of BristolChinwendu Ngozichukwuka DIYOKE Pharmacy Nigeria 85% University of ManchesterVanessa Fei Hong YONG Food Marketing & Nutrition Singapore 84% Newcastle UniversityYana RUCHIY Biology with Psychology Kazakhstan 84% Lancaster UniversityOleksii MARTYNCHUK Biochemistry with Molecular Biology &

BiotechnologyUkraine 84% University of Bristol

Cheuk Hin Jerry YU Chemistry with Forensic Investigation British National (Overseas) 84% University of Surrey

Outstanding Foundation Success:

76%of our Foundation students graduated to the top 50 UK universities in 2013

Foundation university destinationsBelow is a selection of university destinations which Foundation students can choose from.

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University of East LondonGoldsmiths, University of London

University of GreenwichKingston University

London Metropolitan UniversityMiddlesex University

Queen Mary, University of LondonRoehampton University

Royal Holloway, University of LondonLondon South Bank University

St Mary’s University College

Brunel UniversityCity UniversityUniversity of East LondonGoldsmiths, University of LondonUniversity of GreenwichKingston UniversityLondon Metropolitan UniversityMiddlesex UniversityQueen Mary, University of LondonRoehampton UniversityRoyal Holloway, University of LondonLondon South Bank UniversitySt Mary’s University College

Aberystwyth UniversityAnglia Ruskin University

Aston University BirminghamBangor UniversityUniversity of Bath

University of BirminghamUniversity of Brighton

University of BristolUniversity of Buckingham

Cardiff UniversityUniversity of Chester

De Montfort University LeicesterDurham UniversityUniversity of Essex

University of ExeterUniversity of Hertfordshire

Keele UniversityUniversity of Kent

Lancaster UniversityUniversity of Leeds

University of LeicesterUniversity of Liverpool

Liverpool John Moores UniversityLoughborough UniversityUniversity of Manchester

Newcastle UniversityNorthumbria University

University of NottinghamOxford Brookes UniversityUniversity of Portsmouth

University of ReadingUniversity of Sheffield

University of SouthamptonUniversity of SurreyUniversity of Sussex

University of SunderlandSwansea University

University of York

Aberystwyth UniversityAnglia Ruskin UniversityAston University BirminghamBangor UniversityUniversity of BathUniversity of BirminghamUniversity of BrightonUniversity of BristolUniversity of BuckinghamCardiff UniversityUniversity of ChesterDe Montfort University LeicesterDurham UniversityUniversity of EssexUniversity of ExeterUniversity of HertfordshireKeele UniversityUniversity of KentLancaster UniversityUniversity of LeedsUniversity of LeicesterUniversity of LiverpoolLiverpool John Moores UniversityLoughborough UniversityUniversity of ManchesterNewcastle UniversityNorthumbria UniversityUniversity of NottinghamOxford Brookes UniversityUniversity of PortsmouthUniversity of ReadingUniversity of SheffieldUniversity of SouthamptonUniversity of SurreyUniversity of SussexUniversity of SunderlandSwansea UniversityUniversity of York

Universities outside London Universities outside London

Universities in London Universities in London

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Art & Design Foundation Architecture – Design

The Bellerbys Art and Design Foundation pathway offers excellent preparation for students to study a variety of creative courses at British universities.

visit bellerbys.com 4544 Art & Design Foundation

As well as the core Foundation modules listed on page 39 students will study the following specialist modules:Art Skills: Learn practical art skills and create art pieces to start a portfolio of work.

Design Skills: Study the fundamentals of design, and use a variety of materials, media and processes to develop more substantial projects.

Experimentation and Development: Create and manage the research, analysis and exploration of an independent project relevant to undergraduate degree entry.

Group and Independent Design: Produce work from project briefs both independently and as collaborative teams, with freedom to interpret and develop individual works.

Photography: Get a basic and continuing understanding of both film and digital photography as a foundation for the further study of the subject.

Contextual Studies: Establish a general process of visual, oral and written skills of research, analysis and presentation.

Students have the opportunity to study the skills and work on projects that will allow them to progress to further study in the following areas within Art and Design:

• architecture; • interior design;• product design; • game art design; • graphic design and illustration; • Adobe Photoshop; • fashion design and textiles; • fine art and painting; • digital arts; • landscape architecture; • film production and animation; • visual communications; • digital and analogue photography; • creative CIT; • experimental, traditional drawing

and life drawing;• printmaking; • graphics and 3D work including

sculpture and model making.

The Art & Design Enrichment Programme

The student experience is enriched through close links with museums, galleries, media companies and local artists. Visits include:• Visits to renowned art schools including Winchester School of Art and

Oxford Brookes University • Opportunities to engage with fashion designers and local artists • Numerous visits to world class museums and galleries such as

The Ashmolean Museum and Tate Modern • Film making workshops

Art & Design Foundation success:

19students graduated to University of the Arts London in 2013

For pathway study centres see page 37.

Seung Hee from KoreaStudied Art & Design Foundation Achieved 80%Now studying Design at Goldsmith’s University of London

Nareerat from ThailandStudied Business, Finance & Management Foundation Achieved 90%Now studying Economics at Durham University

Business, Finance & Management Foundation

visit bellerbys.com 4746 Business, Finance & Management Foundation

The Bellerbys Business Foundation pathway focuses on the academic areas necessary for the future study of economics, accounting, finance, management and other business related subjects at degree level.

As well as the core Foundation modules listed on page 39 students will study the following specialist modules:Business Set Up; Structure; Finance and Ethics: Learn the key challenges involved in setting up and managing a business including legal structure, influences on the business, finance, and business ethics.

Marketing and Human Resources: Study the management challenges of these two key business functions through relevant case studies and real business examples.

Introduction to Accounting: Understand the concepts behind Accounting. Study practical Accounting skills as well as how to interpret different accounts and budgets.

Microeconomics: Learn about economic modelling, types of goods, allocation of resources, elasticity, price controls, types of markets, cost and revenue, economies of scale and market failure.

Macroeconomics: Learn about aggregate demand and aggregate supply, economic policies, inflation, unemployment, international trade and development economics.

Business Mathematics: Develop basic algebraic skills, including indices and logarithms, basic statistics, time-series and basic calculus.

* April 2015 start available in Brighton, London and Oxford.

Business, Finance & Management Foundation success:

298students graduated to a top 50 UK university in 2013

Business, Finance & Management Foundation success:

63students graduated to City University London

The Business, Finance & Management Enrichment Programme

The student experience is enriched through: • Guest speakers from the world of business and enterprise • Visits to world class companies such as Lloyd’s of London• Visits to leading business schools and universities such as

Cass Business School and Henley Business School• Weekly clubs and societies including Economics Society and Investors Club• Student business competitions such as Young Enterprise and the

BASE Competition (run by UK accounting body ICAEW)

For pathway study centres see page 37.

Engineering Foundation Engineering and Computer Science · Chemical Engineering · Architecture – Structural/Engineering

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The Bellerbys Engineering Foundation pathway is carefully designed to focus on the different academic areas most useful to future study of Engineering.

As well as the core Foundation modules listed on page 39 students will study the following specialist modules:Pure Maths 1: Study functions including the modulus and exponential functions, logarithms, series, the equations of lines and more.

Pure Maths 2: Develop the mathematics studied in Pure Maths 1 through further algebra, co-ordinate geometry, trigonometry, differentiation and more.

Mechanics 1: Study vectors, forces and equilibrium, relative motion, Newton’s Laws of Motion, friction and work, energy and power.

Mechanics 2: Develop understanding through further kinematics, circular motion, simple harmonic motion, moments in 2-dimensions, elasticity and further particle dynamics.

Engineering and Computer Science students will then study the following modules:Properties of Matter and Waves: Matter; elasticity; heat, specific and latent; gases; kinetic theory; radioactivity; fission; fusion; light; sound; interference; diffraction; electromagnetic spectrum; photoelectric effect; energy levels; excitation; ionization.

Electricity and Fields: DC circuit theory; Electric fields; electromagnetism; gravitation; semiconductor theory as well as laboratory skills.

Chemical Engineering students will then study the following modules· Core Principles of Chemistry (see

Science & Pharmacy pathway page 59)· Kinetics, Acid-base equilibria and

Organic Chemistry (see Science & Pharmacy pathway page 59)

· Properties of Matter and Waves (part module)

(Chemical Engineering pathway offered in Brighton and Cambridge only)

Engineering Foundation success:

81%of students graduated to a top 50 UK university in 2013

The Engineering Enrichment Programme

We immerse our students in the experience of working in engineering and computer science industries by offering a specially designed enrichment programme. Unique to Bellerbys, our programmes comprise extra-curricular activities that allow students access to universities campuses, high level competitions and special lectures and talks by industry professionals and leading academics. Activities include:• Opportunities to engage with local engineering companies• University speakers with engineering focus• Competitions such as the Maths Challenge• Visits to top Engineering universities

Timothy from BelarusStudied Engineering Foundation Achieved 90% Now studying Electronic & Electrical Engineering at University of Manchester

For pathway study centres see page 37.

Humanities Foundation Psychology · Sociology · Criminology · Media

The Bellerbys Humanities Foundation gives students options of studying Psychology, Sociology or Media courses enabling students to enter a wide range of humanities degrees.

As well the core Foundation modules listed on page 39 students can choose two of the following specialist modules:1. PsychologyCognitive, Social and Media Psychology: Study the structure of human memory. Explore explanations for aggressive behaviour and study the psychology of addiction or media psychology.

Approaches to Psychology, Research Methods and Ethics: Explore this subject through designing a research project.

Physiological Psychology: Topics such as stress related illnesses and more.

2. SociologySociological research methods, families and households: An introduction to key concepts and methodology, with a focus on the key topic of the family.

Mass Media and Globalisation: Explore mass media and the impact of globalisation.

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Deviant & Criminal Behaviour: Study deviant behaviour in society and consider its impact on society as a whole.

3. MediaFilm: An introduction to film analysis and production, and produce a short film.

Advertising & Marketing: Analyse advertising campaigns and the processes of advertising and marketing.

Newspapers & Magazines: Study the influence of the media on society through looking at British news, and create a selection of magazine pages.

Media modules not available in London.

* Students seeking a science based Psychology pathway may be required to take alternative modules

Humanities Foundation success:

80%of students graduated to a top 50 UK university in 2013

The Humanities Enrichment Programme

We immerse our students in:• Visits to top universities for psychology and sociology including London

School of Economics and University of Sussex • Film making and video diary workshops• Numerous visits to world class museums, exhibitions and conferences

including Karl Marx Museum, War Games exhibition, Crime Studies conference

• Opportunities to visit local Police Stations and Crown Courts

Si Xian Rachel from SingaporeStudied Humanities FoundationAchieved 89%Now studying Psychology at University of York

For pathway study centres see page 37.

Mark from SingaporeStudied Law FoundationAchieved 90% Now studying Law at London School of Economics

Law FoundationLaw · Politics · International Relations

As well as the core Foundation modules listed on page 39 students will study the following specialist modules:Political Institutions and Concepts: Study British politics and learn about Parliament, the structure of government and the main offices of state.

Modern British Politics: Study the major and minor political parties in the UK as well as the role and significance of pressure groups.

International Politics: Study the major global political issues facing the international community.

The English Legal system: Explore English law and the concepts underlying legal systems and consider the different courts and their functions, legal personnel and the legislative process.

Contract Law: Get an introduction to the Law of Contract and consider issues related to consumer protection.

Tort Law: Focus on the Law of Tort and consider the notions of liability and negligence.

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A law foundation brings students one step closer to the powerful legal sector. Students who take this course are typically driven and interested in questions of ethics and the bigger issues that face modern society.

Law Foundation success:

90%of students graduated to a top 50 UK university in 2013

The Law Enrichment Programme

We immerse our students in the experience of working in the legal sector by offering a specially designed enrichment programme. Unique to Bellerbys, our programmes comprise extra-curricular activities that allow students access to real-life law and further education environments such as court rooms, universities and legal offices, as well as special lectures and talks by industry professionals and academics. The Programme includes:• Participation in Mooting Competitions and Mock Trials at the Royal

Courts of Justice• Numerous visits to Houses of Parliament, London Assembly, Crown,

County and Magistrate Courts• Law lecture delivery series• Opportunities to attend Annual Politics Conference in London • Presentations from top Law universities

For pathway study centres see page 37.

Timur from RussiaStudied Management & Computing Systems FoundationAchieved 81%Now studying Information Technology in Organisation at University of Southampton

Management & Computing Systems FoundationComputing · Gaming · Computer Science

From the Bellerbys Management & Computing Systems Foundation students can progress to university courses in Computer Science, Software Engineering, Information Technology, IT and Business, Games Programming and related subject areas.

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As well as the core Foundation modules listed on page 39 students will study the following specialist modules:Computer Systems Introduction to Coding: Introduction to the principles and conventions of procedural programming and also aspects of Object Oriented programming using Visual Basic and Java. Mini project based on either a basic gaming theme or with business use.

Web design: Web page design and scripting using XHTML(HTML5), CSS, JavaScript. Image manipulation and editing. Combining Web technologies for responsive design.

Systems Analysis: Elements of the systems cycle - analysis, design, implementation and evaluation, application to a real-life project. Consideration of the user experience and ergonomics of design for the user.

Databases: Students study and make practical use of a relational database management system such as MS Access or MySQL and explore example databases e.g. booking system, college admin system, online-sales system. Studying the theory of normalised data.

Project Management: Cyclic nature of projects, phases within. Managing growth and reduction of resources during the project. Critical paths, milestones, deliveries and Gantt charts. Estimation of effort.

Pure Maths 1: Functions including the modulus and exponential functions; logarithms; series; the equations of lines; solving trigonometric equations; basic differentiation and integration and their applications; data handling including histograms, mean, mode, median and standard deviation.

Option: Decision MathsGive students an understanding of algorithms; algorithms on graphs; the route inspection problem; critical path analysis; linear programming; matchings.

The Management & Computing Systems Enrichment ProgrammeWe immerse our students in the experience of working in the IT related sector by offering a specially designed enrichment programme. Unique to Bellerbys, our programmes comprise extra-curricular activities allowing students access to university level programming workshops, coding clubs and digital festivals. Students also have access to special lectures and talks by industry professionals, academics and successful alumni. The Programme includes:• Participation in the Digital Festivals• Talks from alumni on topics such as GAME Development• Workshops including teaching animations in JavaScript <canvas>,

web page development and Coding Club• Visits to world class universities such as the University of Southampton

For pathway study centres see page 37.

Media FoundationAdvertising · Journalism · PR

The Bellerbys Media Foundation course is a specialist media-only pathway perfect for students set on studying an advertising, communications, film & TV production, journalism, marketing or media degree at university.

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As well as the core Foundation modules listed on page 39 students will study the following specialist modules:Film: An introduction to film analysis and production. Discuss and analyse a variety of films. Write an essay and produce a short film.

Advertising & Marketing: Analyse advertising campaigns, and study the processes of advertising and marketing. Work on a practical project, designing an advertising campaign using image editing software.

Newspapers & Magazines: Study media influence on society by looking at British news, topics include moral panics and bias. Create a selection of magazine pages using Adobe Photoshop and Microsoft Publisher.

Applied Media Theory: Look at contemporary media debates and issues, and how these are manifested across the media landscape. Learn about theoretical frameworks and critically evaluate media texts.

Web Design and Multimedia: Learn practical skills in designing and creating content for a campaign website. Study web design and general design principles and apply these principles in a practical project.

Media and Communications Research Project: Extend and integrate previous studies and get experience on an individual piece of research. Gain a solid grounding in key research skills and apply the theories and practical skills from previous modules.

The Media Enrichment Programme

We immerse our students in the experience of working in the media industry by offering a specially designed enrichment programme. Unique to Bellerbys, our programmes comprise extra-curricular activities that allow students access to real working environments, special educational trips and university campus visits, as well as special lectures and talks by industry professionals and academics. Activities include:• Media tour of London, including a tour of the BBC studios• Visits to cinemas with Director’s question and answer sessions• Visits to film studios• Talks from academics at top ranked universities for media• Visits to Southampton, Sussex and other excellent universities• Industry speakers giving special lectures on Bellerbys campus• Courses taught by media professionals.

Vu Diem Hang from VietnamStudied Media FoundationAchieved 87%Now studying Film Studies at Royal Holloway, University of London

For pathway study centres see page 37.

Nadezhda from RussiaStudied Science & Pharmacy Foundation Achieved 86%Now studying Pharmacology at University of Bath

Science & Pharmacy FoundationBiomedical Science · Genetics · Environmental Science

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The Bellerbys Science & Pharmacy Foundation pathway is carefully designed to prepare you for degree courses in natural sciences and pharmacy.

As well as the core Foundation modules listed on page 39 students will also study the following specialist modules:Cell Biology: Study biological molecules, cellular structure and function, chromosome structure, cell division, movement through cell membranes, enzymes and metabolic pathways.

Physiology: Learn about the cardiovascular system, the respiratory system, the digestive system, osmo-regulation, control and co-ordination and reproduction.

Core Principles of Chemistry: Study and apply formulae, equations and moles, atomic structure, redox systems, thermodynamics and bonding.

Kinetics; Acid-base equilibria and Organic Chemistry: Reaction rates, acid-base equilibria, kinetics and organic chemistry.

Pure Maths 1: Study functions including the modulus and exponential functions, logarithms, series, the equations of lines and more.

and one of the following:

Pure Maths 2: Develop the mathematics studied in Pure Maths 1 through further algebra, co-ordinate geometry, trigonometry, differentiation and more.

Applied Statistics for Scientists: Study the basics of probability and statistics, random variables and associated distributions, regression and correlation, and simple hypothesis testing.

Science & Pharmacy Foundation success:

17students graduated to study pharmacy in 2013

The Science & Pharmacy Enrichment Programme

We immerse our students in the experience of working in science and pharmaceutical industries by offering a specially designed enrichment programme. Unique to Bellerbys, our programmes comprise extra-curricular activities that allow students access to real working environments, trips to museums and university campus visits, as well as special lectures and talks by industry professionals, academics and successful alumni. Activities include:• Visits to world class museums such as Royal College of Surgeons and

Hunterian Museum • Various Partner university visits including University of Bath and University

of Bristol• Programme of specialist lectures • Clubs and workshops including Tomorrow’s Doctors

For pathway study centres see page 37.

The Bellerbys Foundation immerses students in their subject which allows them to turn theory into practical realities.

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Undergraduate Year 1Direct entry to 2nd year study at top UK universities

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We understand that many international students are over-qualified for a foundation course, but still desire some extra support during their first year of university study. Our Undergraduate Year 1 is designed to support your entry to the second year of a degree as you take added English language training and study skills.

At Bellerbys our philosophy is to help the widest range of students in the most effective way for them. This innovative course means you won’t waste any time getting your degree and pursuing your academic and career goals.

As with all our courses, you will take part in an enrichment programme, immersing you in your subject through relevant university visits, lectures from guest speakers and much more.

The high standard of teaching and excellent support offered means that graduates from this programme go on to study at prestigious UK and European universities.

We also offer a combined Foundation and Undergraduate Year 1 programme for students who require additional course content and are able to take on the academic demands of intensive study at third level. By gaining access to the second year, you are demonstrating your abilities, skill and ambition, a sure fire way to continue to career success.

Chris HovellProgramme Manager, Undergraduate Year 1

*Upon successful completion at required standard

An Undergraduate Year 1 programme is the equivalent to the first year of an undergraduate degree with a guaranteed progression to the second year of your degree study.*

“This year’s students’ performance across a range of modules has

been particularly impressive. The Bellerbys students’ performance is

certainly comparable with those of other

institutions, and this year exceeds what one would expect to see in terms of

1st year undergraduate students’ work.”

Dr Frank Worthington, External Examiner, Liverpool University

Aston University BirminghamHong KongChun Hin Hinson MA Now studying Business and Management

72%

Shui Sang Samson HO Now studying Economics & Management

68%

Tsun Yin LEUNG Now studying Business & Management

67%

IndonesiaAmanda CITRADEWI Now studying Accounting for Management

71%

Aston University BirminghamHong KongShumin XU Now studying Accounting and Finance

66%

Royal Holloway, University of LondonHong KongKing Kwan KWONG Now studying Management

64%

Newcastle UniversitySingaporeTheng Hong Amos TAN Now studying Accounting & Finance

60%

University of ReadingThailandThavepol FUFUANGMONGKOLKIT Now studying Business & Management

74%

IndonesiaDevi HARTUTI Now studying Finance & Banking

77%

University of SussexChinaJiaqi LIANG Now studying Accounting & Finance

68%

Diqing LAO Now studying Business & Management Studies

64%

Yanhua MA Now studying Business with Human Resource Management

63%

Hong KongWan Ki TANG Now studying Human Resource Management

72%

Wang Na HUI Now studying Accounting & Finance

71%

Cheuk Hin WONG Now studying Accounting & Finance

71%

MalaysiaNuryasmin Adnin MOHAMAD SABIRIN Now studying Accounting & Finance

76%

Voon Hong CHONG Now studying Accounting & Finance

66%

RussiaAlexey BELOGOLOV Now studying Accounting & Finance

70%

Dazao YAP Now studying Accounting & Finance

69%

SingaporeGerald Wei Zheng LOHNow studying Accounting & Finance

67%

VietnamNhu Anh-Thien VUONG Now studying Marketing & Management

68%

University of BrightonMalaysiaWei Chuan TAN Now studying International Business

65%

Chee Shen LIM Now studying Accounting & Finance

63%

City University LondonSingaporeBryan Zhirong LIU Now studying Banking & International Finance

79%

MalaysiaKai Jun CHANG Now studying Management

68%

Lancaster UniversityMalaysiaXing Ni LEE Now studying Business Studies

78%

SingaporeJie Lun Philbert Yong Now studying Business Studies

70%

Zhao Qi TAN Now studying Business Studies

67%

PortugalSteven EVANS Now studying Business Studies

70%

University of LeedsHong KongSiu Tung LAU Now studying Economics & Finance

73%

Wing Laam WONG Now studying Accounting & Finance

70%

Yat Hin NG Now studying Economics & Finance

69%

MalaysiaHau Wei YOONG Now studying Economics

67%

SingaporeChong Kai Kenny LIM Now studying Accounting & Finance

67%

Bournemouth UniversitySingaporeYong Wei Donovan KONG Now studying Accounting and Finance

67%

Top Undergraduate Year 1 Business & Management students in 2013

Turn to page 66 for a list of our UK university partners

Bellerbys College Undergraduate Year 1 validated by University of Sussex

Thavepol from ThailandStudied Combined Foundation and UGY1 Achieved 74% Now studying Business & Management at Henley Business School, University of Reading

Undergraduate Year 1Direct entry to 2nd year study at top UK universities

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Combined Foundation and Undergraduate Year 1

The Bellerbys Undergraduate Year 1 is an advanced one year course of study equivalent to the first year of an undergraduate degree and provides direct progression into the second year.Direct progression to second year of degree studyThe Undergraduate Year 1 in Business and Management provides direct progression into the 2nd year of an undergraduate degree in Business at a selection of UK universities, subject to achieving the required standard.

Small classes for personal attentionSmall classes are vital to student success at this level. Undergraduate Year 1 classes have an average of 15 students. This ensures that students have the personal attention they need to make the most of their studies and maximise their academic potential.

Develop the study skills vital for university successSecond year students are expected to know how to study and produce good work. The Undergraduate Year 1 programme provides the relevant academic knowledge, study skills and English Language proficiency to succeed as a 2nd year degree student.

Tailored introduction to UK university studyThe Undergraduate Year 1 is designed for international students who are over qualified for a foundation year and are seeking a choice of university options but would benefit from English language support throughout the course.

Students who may need to study an additional course but are ready to start university can now take on a six-term programme that accelerates their learning and gains them direct access to the second year of their degree. A longer programme than the Undergraduate Year One, this combined programme is designed to speed up your learning of vital language and study skills alongside course work that is key to your degree.

With an April start, this six-term academic programme combines the Bellerbys Foundation and Undergraduate Year 1, and offers students the opportunity to progress directly to the 2nd year of degree study in September of the following year.

ELPP – Attain the English level you need before you study

Undergraduate Year 1 key facts…Age Students are usually 17.5+Course length 3 termsStart dates September and JanuaryHours per week 16-22 hours of lectures per week. A minimum of 20 hours self-study is also expected.Centres London

English language entry requirements IELTS 5.5 (no less than 5.0 in writing) / TOEFL 513 (computer test equivalent 183, TOEFL iBT 65) / Pearson Test of English Academic 48-51, or equivalent

Academic entry requirements

· Completion of Senior High School (and in some countries, evidence of a further year’s study)· 2 A Level passes, Bellerbys Foundation or equivalent· Over 21s considered on individual basis

Assessment and validation The course consists of twelve course modules, which are assessed by a combination of coursework and examination.

Programme structure

· Modules are of differing size, each carrying a different number of credits · Students study between 4 and 10 hours of classes per week in either 3 or 4 modules for each of three terms · 20 hours of self study is also expected per week · IT and English support· Students are allowed two reassessments/resits of assessments/examinationsContent:· Organisational Behaviour· Learning Skills (Quantitative Methods, Research Skills, IT)· Marketing· Introduction to Economics· Financial Accounting· Business Law· Academic English (triple module)· Introduction to Business and Management

Foundation + Undergraduate Year 1 key facts…Age 16.5+Course length 6 termsStart dates JanuaryHours per week From 18-25Centres London

English language entry requirements IELTS 4.5 (no less than 5.0 in writing)/ TOEFL 477 (computer test equivalent 153, TOEFL iBT 53) / Pearson Test of English Academic 40-43 or equivalent or Study Group English Test Minimum requirement of IELTS 4.0 (or equivalent) in writing.

Academic entry requirements Satisfactory completion of secondary or high school education

Assessment and validation

In the first year of your study you will follow the syllabus of the Bellerbys Foundation programme, which is accredited by Lancaster University. A combination of coursework and internal examinations are taken on completion of each module. In the second year of study you will follow the syllabus of the Bellerbys Undergraduate Year 1 which is validated by the University of Sussex.

Programme structureTerms 1 to 3 follow the Bellerbys Business, Finance and Management Foundation structure (see page 46)Terms 4 to 6 follow the Bellerbys Undergraduate Year 1 in Business and Management structure (see previous page)

Our Undergraduate Year 1 classes have an average of 15 students, ensuring they

have the personal attention they need to make the most

of their studies

Bellerbys College Undergraduate Year 1 validated by University of Sussex

Undergraduate Year 1Progression options

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Successful completion of this intensive one-year business programme provides direct entry to the 2nd year of Business related degrees at one of 20 top universities for Business Studies, subject to achieving the grades required by that university.

Lancaster University is ranked 12 overall in The Times Good University tables and has a business studies ranking of 5. It is also in the top 1% of universities in the world.

BSc (Hons) Business Studies

Aston University Business School is renowned for its world leading research and excellent quality of teaching. It is ranked in the top 30 and is ranked 15 for Business Studies.BSc Accounting for Management BSc Business Computing and ITBSc Business & Management BSc Economics & Management BSc FinanceBSc Human Resource Management BSc International Business and EconomicsBSc International Business and Management

Oxford Brookes University Business School is consistently applauded for its excellence in teaching and its connection with the world of business.

BA (Hons) Business Management

Bournemouth University has a strong reputation for offering a range of opportunities for undergraduate and postgraduate education, research and enterprise.

BA (Hons) Accounting and BusinessBA (Hons) Accounting and FinanceBA (Hons) Accounting and LawBA (Hons) Finance and BusinessBA (Hons) Finance and Economics

St Mary’s has a strong academic performance with an excellent track record of placing graduates in good employment or appropriate postgraduate study.

BA (Hons) Management Studies

At Birmingham City University, you’ll receive a first-class education with a focus on practical skills and professional relevance, giving you excellent prospects for employment and career development.

BA (Hons) Accountancy and BusinessBA (Hons) Business and EconomicsBA (Hons) Business and FinanceBA (Hons) Business and Human Resource ManagementBA (Hons) Business and ManagementBA (Hons) Business and MarketingBA (Hons) Economics and Finance

The Lord Ashcroft International Business School (LAIBS) at Anglia Ruskin has partnerships with a wide variety of businesses and public service organisations and is well recognised as a centre for business education.

BA (Hons) Business ManagementBA (Hons) International ManagementBA (Hons) MarketingBA (Hons) Business EconomicsBA (Hons) International Business StrategyBA (Hons) Human Resource ManagementBA (Hons) Accounting & FinanceBA (Hons) Tourism Management

Students are taught in small, tutor-led groups of 10-15 students and spend more time with tutors compared to other universities in the UK. This means students perform better and explains the high rates of student satisfaction and success at Chichester.

BA (Hons) Accounting and FinanceBA (Hons) Business StudiesBA (Hons) Event ManagementBA (Hons) Human Resource ManagementBA (Hons) IT for Management and BusinessBA (Hons) MarketingBA (Hons) Tourism Management

Hult continues its rapid ascent in world-renowned business school rankings, currently placed among the top 1% of all business schools.

International Bachelor of Business Administration

Regent's University London Business School offers continuously updated programmes that blend formal academic learning with direct experience to prepare students for a career in global management.

BA (Hons) Global Business Management with one of the following specialist pathways:Global Business Management, Global Business & Design Management, Global Business & Sustainability Management, Global Financial Management, Global Marketing Management

Kingston University London is one of the largest business schools in the UK and is a long established provider of management and business education.BA (Hons) Business Administration BA (Hons) Business ManagementBA (Hons) Business StudiesBA (Hons) Human Resource ManagementBA (Hons) Marketing Communications and AdvertisingBA (Hons) Marketing Management

Westminster Business School is a vibrant, well-resourced business school with excellent links to industry and a location in the heart of London. They offer a wide range of progression routes in Business,Finance, Accounts, Marketing and Economics with many degree courses available.

BA (Hons) Business ManagementBA (Hons) Business Management (Accounting)BA (Hons) Business Management (Economics)BA (Hons) Business Management (Entrepreneurship)BA (Hons) Business Management (Human Resource Management)BA (Hons) Business Management (International Business)

University of Brighton has one of the best teaching quality ratings in the UK and a strong research record.

BA (Hons) Business Management BA (Hons) Business Management with MarketingBA (Hons) International Business

The University of East Anglia (UEA) is an internationally renowned university based in the historic city of Norwich. UEA is ranked in the top 1% of Higher Education institutions.

BSc Accounting and FinanceBSc Accounting and ManagementBSc Business ManagementBSc International Business Management

Bangor University is one of the oldest and most prestigious universities in the UK and is a leading teaching and research institution.

BA/BSc (Joint Hons) Accounting and EconomicsBA/BSc (Hons) Accounting and FinanceBA (Hons) Administration and ManagementBA (Hons) Business and Social AdministrationBA/BSc (Hons) Business EconomicsBA/BSc (Hons) Business Studies and FinanceBA/BSc (Hons) Business Studies and MarketingBA/BSc (Hons) Business StudiesBA/BSc (Hons) Management with AccountingBA/BSc (Hons) Marketing

The University of Leeds is ranked in the top 30 UK universities and in the top 10 for Business Studies according to The Times.

BSc Accounting and FinanceBA Human Resource ManagementBA Management with MarketingBSc International BusinessBSc International Business and Marketing BSc International Business and FinanceBSc International Business and Economics

Henley Business School (University of Reading) is one of only 1% of the world’s Business schools to hold triple accreditation. The school is world renowned in the specialist fields of Executive Training, Management as well as Real Estate and Planning.

BA Accounting and ManagementBA Business and Management

The University of Sussex Business School is ranked 31 in The Times university rankings.

BSc Accounting and Finance BSc Business and Management Studies BSc Business with Human Resource Management BSc International Business BSc Marketing and Management

Please visit bellerbys.com for an up-to-date list of our expanding

number of Undergraduate Year 1 university partners.

Nuryasmin from MalaysiaStudied Undergraduate Year 1 Achieved 76%Now studying Accounting & Finance at University of Sussex

Bellerbys has made me a better student as well as enjoying my studies in the UK. I would not have been as motivated without the help I received from teachers and the experience that I have gained at here.

Rankings are based on The Times Good University Guide 2014

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The Undergraduate Year 1 provides students with experience, knowledge and the academic skills

to progress to the 2nd year of university

Shiyi from China studied Pre-Masters Progressed to study MSc Finance & Management at Loughborough University

International students often seek to enhance their prospects by studying abroad to gain valuable experience in another country.

Preparing for the process, a Pre-Masters programme gives students the additional support they need before they start their Masters. It is an ideal choice for those who are academically prepared, but lack the English language skills to study an English-taught degree. Adjusting to a new country and new environment can take time, and a Pre-Masters programme gives students the space to settle in while continuing to learn and advance their knowledge.

Small class sizes mean that any issues, or areas of challenge, that arise can be addressed by teachers before a student starts a Masters programme.

A Pre-Masters programme can mean all the difference in your postgraduate success. Students who take on postgraduate study are interested in giving their academic or industry careers a boost.

Pre-Masters

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The complete programme for Masters successThis course is the best preparation for a Masters degree, developing the core skills needed for degree success at postgraduate level. Bellerbys has a superb track record; over the past 15 years, our students have won places on MBA, MSc and MA programmes at over 50 British universities, including Cambridge, LSE and Imperial College London. Students can apply to any UK university depending on the results of their first degree.

This comprehensive programme provides English language training (IELTS/academic English), study skills training and optional GMAT classes if required. It will also develop research and presentation skills. Staff are also on hand to help students with their Masters applications and research proposals.

Small classes with like-minded mature studentsPre-Masters classes are small and consist entirely of students intending to undertake further higher education. This helps students to learn in the quickest and most effective way.

Organised visits to and from universitiesBellerbys organises visits to universities throughout the UK to help students decide on the right university for them. Pre-Masters teachers facilitate contacts with individual universities and organise visits for students to major postgraduate fairs.

A choice of start datesFor added flexibility, students can choose to start their Pre-Masters programme in September, January, April or June.

Pre-Masters key facts…Age Students are usually 21+Course length 1 or 2 termsStart dates September, January, April and June

Hours per week 25 hours per week including personal tutor guidance plus five additional hours of optional GMAT training if required. (GMAT training is charged separately)

Centres London English language entry requirements

1 term: IELTS 5.5 / TOEFL 513 / TOEFL iBT 65 Pearson Test of English Academic 48–51, or equivalent2 terms: IELTS 4.5 / TOEFL 477 / TOEFL iBT 53 Pearson Test of English Academic 40–43, or equivalent

Academic entry requirements

A good first degree (any subject for most MBA and other ‘conversion’ courses). Two or three years work experience is normally required for MBA programmes.

Documents needed· Academic transcripts, attested by the university· Reference from the applicant’s employer· Academic references and certified copy of student’s degree certificate(All documents should be translated into English)

Assessment and validation Students sit the external IELTS exam and GMAT (where appropriate) towards the end of their course at Bellerbys, as well as completing Bellerbys study skills assignments

Typical programme structure

Term 1: · English for Academic Purposes/IELTS preparation· Business English· Study Skills· Tutorials

Term 2:· English for Academic Purposes/IELTS preparation· Seminar Skills/Current Affairs· Research Skills· Study Skills· Tutorials

Pre-Masters success:

70%of Pre Masters students progressed into the top 50 UK universities between 2009 and 2013

ELPP – Attain the English level you need before you study

Acclimatisation to British culture and British academic methodsA major benefit of the Pre-Masters course is that it allows students valuable time to get used to the way of life in the UK and the academic system before starting a Masters programme. This means students are fully prepared, not just to progress to university, but also to succeed when they are there.

Expert advice on choosing the right Masters courseStudents receive expert counselling to help them choose both the right university and the right postgraduate course for their academic ambitions.

Top Pre-Masters students in 2013

Bellerbys Pre-Masters programmes test language and academic abilities throughout the course so students can be sure of the progress they make. Teachers are on hand with specialist support and are there to answer questions, all ensuring successful progression to postgraduate programmes in prestigious universities across the UK.

Taking on a Masters is a serious decision and studying abroad is a rewarding and challenging choice. The team at Bellerbys hopes to offer all students a soft-landing in the UK, giving you an excellent foundation for years to come.

David RowsonPre-Masters Programme Manager

University of BathKoreaAe Ri KIM MSc Business ManagementUniversity of GlasgowUkraineOksana SAMOLIUK LLM International Commercial Law

University of ManchesterChinaBin ZHAO MSc ManagementUniversity of SouthamptonChinaYan DONG MSc Risk & ManagementUniversity of SurreyTaiwanYing Hsuan CHEN MSc International Hotel ManagementUniversity of SwanseaChinaZhichao FANG MSc Management (Finance)Chengzhi XIONG MSc Management (Finance)University of UlsterChinaXiaojun SHAO MSc International BusinessCity University, LondonUkraineYevhen LAZUTENKOV MA Real EstateCranfield UniversityJapanAtsushi HASEGAWA MSc Innovation Creativity in IndustryLancaster UniversityKoreaBomin YOON MSc Accounting & Finance

University of LeedsChinaJiawei WU MA Advertising & MarketingJapanKanami YAMAMOTO MSc Hospitality ManagementUkraineMaksym VASYLENKOMSc International Marketing

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Preparation courses

When you study in the UK, or work to a high professional standard in a global business, you will be learning and competing with people for whom English is their first language and your success may depend on how well you can present your ideas and concepts in English.

Bellerbys offers a range of courses depending on the programme being studied and the level of English language of the particular student. These courses are designed to focus the students attention on the area of need in their language skill and bring them up to (and often above) the required standards.

In addition to offering IELTS Express, our English Language Preparation Programme brings students up to the required level of English to be successful on our 1 Year GCSE Programme, A Level, Foundation and Higher Education programmes.

For students taking our GCSE Pathway Programme we offer an additional preparation course designed to help students with all aspects of study, so they can complete the course successfully.

Adam Bradley, IELTS Programme Manager

The power of English language skills cannot be under estimated.

IELTS Express

IELTS Express key facts…Age Students are usually 17+Course length 6 weeksCentres Brighton Start dates 7 July – 15 August 2014 (IELTS exam on 16 August)Hours per week 25 hours including academic English and study skills for the IELTS examinationEnglish language entry requirements IELTS 4.0Assessment Mock examinations every two weeks, IELTS examination taken at the end of the course

Programme structure Writing tasks – two 5-hour tasks per week Reading – 5 hours per week Listening – 5 hours per week Speaking – 5 hours per week

IELTS is recognised by more than 7,000 institutions

in 135 countries

Designed and taught by IELTS experts from Bellerbys College, this intensive stand-alone language course can help students improve their IELTS score by up to one full point on average (and by as much as two points for exceptional students).

This is a six-week course which starts in June/July each year. Students can join the course if they need to improve their IELTS score prior to joining a Bellerbys academic course or a UK university.

Classes are divided into reading, writing, listening and speaking with self-study material given each day, weekly mini tests in all skills areas and mock IELTS exams every two weeks.

The Bellerbys IELTS Express advantage· The fastest and most effective way to achieve fluency · 25 hours of classroom tuition and ten hours of homework weekly· Improve your IELTS score by up to one full point in just six weeks· Intensive tuition in small classes enables fast progress· Benefit from the close attention of a personal tutor· Complete this course in the summer prior to a September start at university or Bellerbys

English Language Preparation Programme (ELPP)

English Language Preparation for Pathways (EPP)GCSE Pathway only

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ELPP key facts…Age 15+Course length 1, 2 or 3 termsCentres Brighton, Cambridge, London and OxfordStart dates January, April, June and SeptemberHours per week 25

Study plan Upon completion of the English Assessment Test our staff will advise how long our English Course needs to be before starting a chosen academic course.

Academic programme IELTS requirements

ELPP 2.5, 1 Year GCSE 4.5, A Level 5.5 (3 Term 6.0), Foundation 4.5 (Extended 4.0), Undergraduate Year 1 5.5, Pre-Masters 4.5

Assessment Internal assessment based on the English Speaking Union 9 Level Scale for progression onto the academic programme.

Typical programme structure

General English – 8 to 10 hours per week: grammatical accuracy, sentence formation and structure, English tense system, identifying structure and meaning in listening, speaking and reading tasks.Academic Preparation – 10 hours per week; academic English vocabulary and grammar, academic reading, skimming and scanning texts, academic essay writing, writing about visual information and expressing opinion, listening to lectures and introduction to seminar skills.Skills Classes – 5 to 7 hours per week, studying in the UK environment, academic study skills, including dictionary and vocabulary learning, group project tasks, presentation skills, UK culture lessons and introduction to the IELTS exam.Daily homework will also form part of the programme.

EPP key facts…Discovery + Academic Pathway Year 9 Entry - 3 Years

Academic Pathway Year 10 Entry - 2 Years

Academic Year 11 Entry - 1 Year Available from September 2015

Age 13+ 14+ 15+Centres Brighton onlyEnglish Preparation for Pathways (EPP)

1 term (30 June) for September entry only

1 term (30 June) for September entry only n/a

EPP English Requirements (Assessed through Bellerbys Pre-Arrival English Test)

IELTS 3.5 level or equivalent IELTS 4.0 level or equivalent n/a

The EPP programme has been designed for GCSE Pathway students and provides 3 hours intensive English teaching each morning with a varied academic programme each afternoon.

For students to succeed academically in the UK they need both a high standard of English and the study skills for fast and confident learning.

Fast, effective progress in reading, writing, listening and speaking The Bellerbys English Language Preparation Programme (ELPP) is a fast, personalised and highly effective programme that will fully equip students to succeed in their studies.

This programme focuses on maximising progress in each of the four core English skills so that students develop a fully rounded language proficiency.

Crucial skills for future academic learningStudents will also acquire the crucial study skills such as examination technique, note-taking and text scanning, to help them learn faster and with greater confidence.

Personal study plan The level of English for each student is tested before the start of the programme, and they will be advised on the length of time they need to study in order to reach the required level.

Close attention from a personal tutorThroughout the programme, each student will be carefully monitored by their personal tutor who will resolve any academic issues which might arise.

Regular testing to keep students on trackProgress will be monitored and students will be regularly tested to help ensure they reach their full potential.

In addition, students will be able to access the exciting Enrichment Programme relevant to their course as well as sports and other activities.

The acquisition of English language will underpin the whole

programme and it is important that students have a strong level

of English on arrival.

Bellerbys Summer welcomes students from all over the world, offering the chance to experience UK culture first hand

visit bellerbys.com 7776 Bellerbys Summer

Bellerbys Summer offers an all-inclusive residential package of intensive Academic, Creative and English study. Open to students aged between 14 and 17, Bellerbys Summer takes place in two of the most popular and historic cities in the UK; Brighton and London. Bellerbys Summer welcomes students from all over the world. They have the chance to experience UK culture first hand, improve their study skills, make new friends and discover some of the UK’s most exciting cities and attractions. Plus they’ll have the opportunity to visit UK universities.

Bellerbys offers the best facilities and state-of-art technology. Classes are stimulating and challenging – learning is fun and effective. The dedicated team is available every day – providing a high level of care and support throughout.

Experienced staff are on hand to motivate and encourage students along the way. Classes are taught by Bellerbys world class teachers, 50% of whom are Oxford or Cambridge taught or educated to Masters or PhD level. Teaching academic English programmes all year round means they have a wealth of experience in teaching English and academic subjects to students in their second language. Many have professional experience in fashion, photography, art and graphic design.

Bellerbys Summer programme

• Expert academic and English language tuition from experienced and enthusiastic Bellerbys College Foundation and A Level teachers

• Minimum 15 hours of English language tuition per week for all students

• Minimum of 10 hours academic or creative study• Minimum language level: 3.5 IELTS• Stimulating classes designed to engage students

and maximise learning opportunities• High levels of student care and attention

Bellerbys SummerAcademicKeen to develop new skills and take on new challenges? Bellerbys Summer Academic programme will help students develop study skills and encourage them to try new subjects.They will also have the unique opportunity to visit some of Bellerbys UK university partners and gain invaluable insight into UK higher education and university life.

Bellerbys SummerCreativeDevelop skills in art, media, photography and film. Discuss, make, critique and explore art, media and film on Bellerbys tailor-made programme. Be inspired by experienced teachers who have professional backgrounds in fashion, art, photography, journalism and graphic design.

Bellerbys Summer Start datesFor each student there will be a bed, desk with chair, wardrobe and/or a chest of drawers. Rooms are of a high quality and usually single (one bed) or twin-bed rooms (shared by two students). Toilet and bathroom facilities are all en-suite.

SecurityAll students are given a special door access code or a key in order to get in and out of their accommodation. Staff are available 24/7 and are accommodated in each of the residence accommodation blocks. Each house is supervised at break times and in the evening so staff are always available for the students should they need help.

MealsFull-board is provided for all students, inclusive of the price. This includes three meals (breakfast, lunch and dinner) and two snack breaks at set times. On full-day trips out, packed lunches will be provided.

Bellerbys Summer schools are the perfect multinational environments to practice

English language skills and make new friends.

Benefits

• Experience the very best of British culture and studying in the UK, at one of the UK’s most successful international schools

• Improve academic, communication and social skills

• Increase confidence and motivation in classroom situations

• Attain a certificate of achievement to add to individual personal academic portfolios

Full details of courses, fees, accommodation and how to enrol are available at bellerbys.com/courses/bellerbys-summer

Sample Timetable for Bellerbys Summer: AcademicMonday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday

Morning New arrivals Testing English classes

English classes English classes English classes English classes DeparturesFull day trip to London incl sightseeing tour

ArrivalsFull day trip to Canterbury

Afternoon Mathematics Business Studies or Economics

Swimming or local sports

British History or Study Skills

University visit or UK education system

Visit to Madame Tussauds

Visit to Canterbury Tales

Evening Film or quiz night

London / Brighton Eye

Boat party Sports competition

Street art tour Excursion Welcome party

Sample Timetable for Bellerbys Summer: CreativeMonday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday

Morning New arrivals Testing English classes

English classes English classes English classes English classes DeparturesFull day trip to London incl sightseeing tour

ArrivalsFull day trip to Canterbury

Afternoon Film making Arts practice Swimming or local sports

Photography Media Visit to Madame Tussauds

Visit to Canterbury Tales

Evening Film or quiz night

London / Brighton Eye

Boat party Sports competition

Street art tour Excursion Welcome party

Brighton and London:23 June 2014 (2, 4 weeks)7 July 2014 (2 weeks)21 July 2014 (2, 4 weeks)4 August 2014 (2 weeks)

AccommodationComfortable rooms and welcoming staff ensure that students will be happy and feel at home. We offer a range of English and international cuisine at meal times. All students will stay on site, in purpose built student residence accommodation. Boys and girls are accommodated on separate floors.

Students will improve their study skills, make new friends, visit UK universities and discover some of the UK’s most exciting cities and attractions.

Outside the classroom

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Scholarship programme Bellerbys Alumni: Professional High Flyers

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Bellerbys College is able to offer scholarships to ambitious, outstanding young GCSE and A Level students that are able to demonstrate a commitment to their studies and the college. Scholarships range from 15% up to 50%.

Being awarded a Scholarship at Bellerbys is an acknowledgment of a student’s outstanding academic performance in their current school. Bellerbys scholars are expected to set an excellent example both in and out of the classroom to other students in the College. They will be expected to engage fully in all aspects of College life, particularly in the classroom.

Over the past 50 years thousands of Bellerbys students have won places at every university in the UK.

Many Bellerbys students have gone on to work for some of the most successful companies in the world, whilst other are pursuing entrepreneurial success with their own companies.

Simple Application ProcessOur scholarship application process consists of submitting a number of supporting documents, completing tests and, for scholarship awards over 40%, the successful completion of an interview with a college principal or academic director.

Applications can be made through a local partner agent or directly via bellerbys.com. Guidance will be provided to make sure that outstanding students have every opportunity to show their potential and to make the whole process as easy as possible to successfully complete.

Scholarships are decided within 48 hours of the interview so students know within a very short space of time if they have been successful and can plan their studies.

Bellerbys are proud of our links with Oxford and Cambridge and are able to offer local scholarship initiatives:

Cambridge (Gonville & Caius College)The Bellerbys Scholarship is awarded to the most outstanding student from Vietnam who is admitted to Caius College for undergraduate study. The scholarship is worth £10,000 per year towards the fees and maintenance costs of undergraduate study, normally for 3 years.

Eligible candidates will be Vietnamese nationals, whose education has been predominantly in Vietnam. All eligible candidates who are admitted to Caius will be considered for the scholarship. This scholarship will be awarded for the first time in 2014.

Oxford (Balliol College) The Bellerbys Scholarship is awarded to the most outstanding student from Myanmar who is admitted to Balliol College for undergraduate study from 2015. The scholarship is worth £10,000 per year towards the fees and maintenance costs of undergraduate study, normally for 3 years.

Eligible candidates will be Myanmar nationals, whose education has been predominantly in Myanmar. All eligible candidates who are admitted to Balliol through the usual Oxford application process, will be considered for the scholarship.

Scholars would be expected to• excel in their studies• lead by example • involve themselves in all aspects

of life at the College• act as mentors for younger students• meet college guests• represent the College at outside

events• contribute to the annual Scholars

Publication

Bellerbys College would be expected to• display names on a Scholars Board• provide a tangible recognition of the

Award – (certificate and a book) • create opportunities for Scholars

- societies, debates, lectures, visits etc.• ensure they are intellectually

stimulated and motivated• have a prestigious annual Scholars

dinner (for Scholars from all 4 Colleges) with eminent guest speaker

• invite past Scholars back to talk to students

Bellerbys scholars are expected to

engage fully in all aspects of College life, in particular in

the classroom

Dmitry from Russia graduated from Bellerbys Brighton having studied the Business, Finance and Management Foundation. Dmitry received a Bachelors in Business Administration from the University of Bath and went on to launch his own company, London Brand Management. As managing director he looks to develop innovative software that allows companies to augment communications through the use of mobile technology.

Dmitry says of his experience at Bellerbys:

Bellerbys gave me the insight into the workings of business life in the UK and the University of Bath brought out the acumen to be ahead of the competition and think big!

For these reasons, Bellerbys has an outstanding reputation amongst British universities. Bellerbys students are among the best prepared and most likely to succeed of any in the UK. Here are just a few of our high flying alumni.

Tamara from the Ukraine graduated from Bellerbys Brighton having studied the Pre-Masters programme. Tamara received an LLM in International Commercial Law from City University London and is currently working in a private legal practice specialising in corporate, competition and banking law.

Tamara says of her experience at Bellerbys:

Thankfully my education has already helped me to succeed both in the private and government sectors. Bellerbys was just the start on the road of great professional achievements.

Huini from Korea studied the Business, Finance and Management Foundation Programme and graduated to the University of Manchester to study Economics and Business Studies. She then obtained an MSc Financial Engineering from Birkbeck, University of London.

She is now working for the Korea Development Bank (KDB) in London, in Corporate Finance.

The academic knowledge I gained at Bellerbys was invaluable, helping me understand university lectures. I was given tremendous support by teachers, staff and fellow students – even after I graduated. Choosing to study at Bellerbys will become a real asset in your life.

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Living in Homestay accommodationHomestay is ideal for students who want to live a relatively independent life, but still have a caring home environment.

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Homestay gives students the opportunity to become immersed fully in UK culture and to feel part of a family, eating meals and sharing their lives to get a real experience of British life. All Homestay accommodation is carefully chosen for the security and friendliness it provides and regular visits are made to ensure that students have everything they need. We offer a choice of either single or shared rooms. All Bellerbys homestays will warmly welcome you into their homes.

Great Britain is a multicultural and diverse nation. This means that families can have different origins and different cultures. British law does not allow discrimination between ethnicity, origin, religion, sexuality or disability.

Included in all Homestay accommodation• Fully equipped study bedroom,

including desk and wardrobe• Breakfast and evening meal• Telephone access• Weekly laundry

Homestay ExtraHomestay Extra retains all the benefits of the homestay experience detailed above, but offers the additional feature to the student of a private bathroom.

Homestay Plus – under 16Students under 16 years of age will be automatically registered for Homestay Plus. (Note: Homestay is only available in London to students who are 16 years old or above). Homestays for students under the age of 16 are registered and assessed by the local authority. This gives extra support and higher levels of personal supervision.

A detailed care plan will be prepared, focusing on class, personal study and curfew times as well as dietary and medical issues. A copy of the Careplan is available on request. Homestay Plus gives extra pastoral care, liaising regularly with the college, and giving extra support to students when they need it.

SharingThere is an option to share a room with another student. Many students find this a very good way to ease the transition of living away from home. They often find it easier to settle in, and benefit from making friends with their new room-mate.

LocationThe location of a homestay in some cases may involve some travel to the college, usually by bus or train. This is a great way for students to see more of the city they are living in.

All Homestay accommodation is carefully chosen – regular visits are made to ensure that students

have everything they need

The application processApplying couldn’t be easier

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Whether you want to apply directly, or if you would prefer to complete your application with the help of a local agent, Bellerbys has the systems in place to help you every step of the way. To apply direct• Visit bellerbys.com/admissions• or complete the application form

and send it to: Bellerbys College Student Enrolment Advisers 1 Billinton Way, Brighton, BN1 4LF United Kingdom

Apply through an agentComplete the application form in this prospectus and return it to your local representative.

Your application needs to include copies of all your relevant academic transcripts, certificates of English language qualifications, passport copy and references (where applicable).

After carefully reviewing your application, if you are successful we will send you a formal offer of a place. Once we have received your confirmation payment, we will send you a Confirmation of Acceptance for Studies (CAS), which is a visa requirement, together with your accommodation details (usually only sent on receipt of arrival details).

How to confirm an offer of place 1. Please send us the following documents:• A signed copy of the Acceptance Form• Signed copy of the U18 Indemnity Form

(only applicable for students Under 18 years of age)

• Signed Academic Declaration• A copy of the bank transfer/cheque/

credit card payment for the Confirmation amount*

2. Your International Admissions Centre (IAC) contact will check Course and Accommodation availability and confirm the booking. (If there is no first choice accommodation available we offer either a different type of accommodation in the same centre or your first choice accommodation in an alternative centre.)

3. On receipt of the ‘Pre-CAS’* fee and the signed CAS declaration, a CAS preview is to be issued.

** Pre-CAS fee is dependent on which tier the student country falls in.

What you need to do once you’ve received an offer to study:

When you need to do it by to ensure timely receipt of your visa:

Pay full 1st year’s fees and maintenance expenses into your bank account

End of June

End of October

End of January

End of March

Apply for your visa (no sooner than 28 days after paying the money into your account)

End of July

End of November

End of February

End of April

Receive your visa End of August

End of December

End of March

End of May

Start your course September January April June

How to request a CAS• Your IAC contact will send a copy of

the CAS preview once we receive the appropriate fees for market as per the agreed payment policy.

• Upon receipt of the above, IAC will proceed with requesting the CAS number from UKBA.

• Once CAS number has been generated IAC issue a new CAS statement which includes the CAS number for visa application.

Applying for your visaYour student visa application can take some time to be processed. That’s why it’s good to plan ahead in preparation for your intended study start date.

We would advise, as a guide, that you allow up to a month for your visa application to go through. The other important thing to remember is that you must have had your full first year’s fees (less fees already paid) and maintenance expenses (as outlined in your official visa guidelines) in your bank account for at least 28 days prior to applying for your visa.

The table shows our suggested timings to help you ensure your visa is issued in time for the start of your course:

The Times University Rankings – Bellerbys top 50 placements in 2013

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A Level placements No. %Within top 5 UK universities 28 14%Within top 10 UK universities 77 38%Within top 15 UK universities 100 50%Within top 20 UK universities 117 58%Within top 30 UK universities 161 80%Within top 40 UK universities 180 89%Within top 50 UK universities 187 93%

Foundation placements No. %Within top 10 UK universities 50 7%Within top 20 UK universities 202 27%Within top 30 UK universities 367 49%Within top 40 UK universities 441 59%Within top 50 UK universities 562 76%

Undergraduate Year 1 placements No. %Within top 20 UK universities 5 6%Within top 30 UK universities 21 23%Within top 40 UK universities 51 56%Within top 50 UK universities 59 65%

All placements No. %Within top 10 UK universities 127 12%Within top 20 UK universities 324 31%Within top 30 UK universities 549 53%Within top 40 UK universities 672 65%Within top 50 UK universities 808 78%

Outstanding Foundation Success:

76%of our Foundation students graduated to the top 50 UK universities

Outstanding UK Universities:

66of our students graduated to Cambridge, Durham, Imperial College, London School of Economics, St Andrews and University College London

Highlights 2013

Since 2005, Bellerbys College has been awarded 37 Good Schools Guide awards. Schools are awarded Good Schools Guide subject awards when they outrank all other English schools in its category, (Independent, State selective, State non-selective or All-England) for the subject and exam concerned.Mathematics 14 best point score awards

Business Studies 5 best point score awards

Accounting and Finance 6 best point score awards

Chinese 3 best point score awards

Russian 6 best point score awards

Physics 1 best point score award

Art and Design 1 best point score awards

Information and Communications Technology 1 best point score award

Outstanding A Level Success:

50%of our A Level students graduated to the top 15 UK universities

Application form 2014/15Please print clearly in English and in BLOCK letters and return to your local representative or direct to the International Admissions Centre at 1 Billinton Way, Brighton, BN1 4LF. Alternatively you can book directly online at bellerbys.com/admissions/apply-now. Tick boxes where appropriate

Student Details *Denotes mandatory field – do not leave blankFamily Name*

Given Names*

Title*

Date of Birth* (dd/mm/yyyy) / / Age*

Gender*: M F Nationality*

Home Address*

Country*

Country of normal residence (if different from above)*

Country of Birth*

Zip/Post Code*

Religion Passport number* Expiry date*

Email* Home Telephone Number* Mobile Telephone Number*

Parent/Guardian Details *Denotes mandatory field – do not leave blankName*

Relationship to student*

Home Address* (if different from above)

Country*

Zip/Post Code*

Email (please provide so College can send Academic Reports etc.)*

Home Telephone Number*

Mobile Telephone Number*

Previous Education Please give details of your current or most recent school, college or university. Please attach certified copies of all academic transcripts or reports (translated into English)Name and address of school/college/university

Country

Telephone/Fax

Dates exams are due to be taken (dd/mm/yyyy) / /

Centre For courses taught by centre please check the prospectus. Course availability may vary. Check our website for the latest updatesWhich centre would you like to study at? Brighton Cambridge London Oxford

For GCSE Pathway Programme please see next page

English Preparation Courses English levels will be reassessed upon arrival – study plans offered may be altered accordingly. For applications under Tier 4 of the points-based visa system a score from a secure English language test may be requiredCurrent level of English IELTS TOEFL iBT Completion of Study Group English Test Other, please specify:

Requested length of English Language Preparation 1 term 2 terms 3 terms not needed

When do you wish to start your English course? Apr 2014 Jun 2014 Sept 2014 Jan 2015 Apr 2015 Jun 2015 Sept 2015 Jan 2016 Pre-GCSE (Brighton only)

Academic Course selection For GCSE Pathway Programme see next page 1 Year GCSE (3 terms Sept only) 1 Year GCSE (4 terms Jan start Brighton, Cambridge, Oxford) A Level (3 term, Brighton only) A Level (5 terms – Jan All, April Brighton only) A Level (6 terms Sept entry)

A Level subject choices: 1. 2. 3. 4.

Would you like to join the Oxbridge preparation group? Yes No Would you like to join the Pre-Medical school group? Yes No

University Foundation subject routes: Art & Design Business, Finance & Management Chemical Engineering Engineering & Computer Science

Humanities Law Management & Computing Systems Media

Science & Pharmacy Extended Foundation (Brighton only, 4 terms)

When do you wish to start your academic course? Apr 2014 Sept 2014 Jan 2015 Apr 2015 Sept 2015

Higher education course (London only – Foundation course referenced is Business, Finance & Management) Which course will you be applying for? Foundation + Undergraduate Year 1 Undergraduate Year 1 (Sept and Jan) Pre-Masters (1 term) Pre-Masters (2 terms) When do you wish to start your academic course? Apr 2014 Sept 2014 Jan 2015 April 2015 Sept 2015 Jan 2016

Progression Mandatory field – do not leave blankWhat is your proposed career/university degree course?

Summer Courses Bellerbys Summer (Brighton & London only) – See separate application form on bellerbys.com IELTS Express (Brighton only)

GCSE Pathways Taught at Bellerbys College Brighton

Pathways selection Refer to pages 6 and 7 of the Bellerbys College GCSE Brochure

Year 9 EntryTick the Pathways you are interested in

Science and Engineering Business and Economics Creative Arts Humanities Global Young Oxbridge

Year 10 and Year 11 Entry†

Select your chosen Pathway (choose one pathway only) Science and Engineering Business and Economics Creative Arts Humanities Global (select from History or Geography)

Young Oxbridge (select from French or Spanish and History or Geography)

Pathway Programme Options Year 10 (and Year 11†) Once you have chosen your Pathway for Year 10 please select 3 more subject options from the list below. For the Young Oxbridge Pathway choose only two options from the list below.

Art French Economics History Drama Spanish

ICT Geography Psychology Business Studies Global Perspectives

The option of English+ and / or Study Periods will be discussed with students on arrival in centre†For Year 11 Entry please refer to page 16 of the Bellerbys College GCSE Brochure which can also be found on www.bellerbys.com. This course is available from September 2015

Entry date selection When do you wish to start your academic course?

Year 9 Pathway DiscoveryTick the start date you are interested in

Sept 2014 Jan 2015 Sept 2015

Year 10 and 11 Entry and Academic Pathway Tick the start date you are interested in

Sept 2014 Sept 2015

Start dates 2014/15 English Preparation for Pathways (EPP) 1 Term only for entry in Pathway Discovery Programme (Year 9) and Academic Pathway Programme (Year 10)

Summer Term 2 begins: Monday 30 June 2014 Summer Term 2 ends: Friday 5 September 2014

Autumn Term begins: Wednesday 10 September 2014 Autumn Term ends: Friday 12 December 2014

Pathway Discovery Programme (Year 9) Entry in September 2014 or January 2015

Term Dates for September Entry

Autumn term begins: Wednesday 10 September 2014 Autumn term ends: Friday 12 December 2014

Spring term begins: Monday 5 January 2015 Spring term ends: Friday 27 March 2015

Summer term begins: Monday 13 April 2015 Summer term ends: Friday 12 June 2015

Term Dates for January Entry

Spring term begins: Monday 5 January 2015 Spring term ends: Friday 27 March 2015

Summer term 1 begins: Monday 13 April 2015 Summer term 1 ends: Friday 12 June 2015

Summer term 2 begins: Monday 15 June 2015 Summer term 2 ends: Friday 14 August 2015

Academic Pathway Programme (Year 10) Entry in September 2014 Autumn term begins: Wednesday 10 September 2014 Autumn term ends: Friday 12 December 2014

Spring term begins: Monday 5 January 2015 Spring term ends: Friday 27 March 2015

Summer term begins: Monday 13 April 2015 Summer term ends: Friday 12 June 2015

Centre – Bellerbys College Brighton EPP English levels will be reassessed upon arrival – study plans offered may be altered accordingly.

Do you require EPP? Yes No If yes: June 2014 Sept 2014Current level of English IELTS TOEFL iBT Completion of Study Group English Test/Password Test (China only) Other, please specify:

GCSE Pathways Taught at Bellerbys College Brighton

Pathways selection Refer to pages 6 and 7 of the Bellerbys College GCSE Brochure

Year 9 EntryTick the Pathways you are interested in

Science and Engineering Business and Economics Creative Arts Humanities Global Young Oxbridge

Year 10 and Year 11 Entry†

Select your chosen Pathway (choose one pathway only) Science and Engineering Business and Economics Creative Arts Humanities Global (select from History or Geography)

Young Oxbridge (select from French or Spanish and History or Geography)

Pathway Programme Options Year 10 (and Year 11†) Once you have chosen your Pathway for Year 10 please select 3 more subject options from the list below. For the Young Oxbridge Pathway choose only two options from the list below.

Art French Economics History Drama Spanish

ICT Geography Psychology Business Studies Global Perspectives

The option of English+ and / or Study Periods will be discussed with students on arrival in centre†For Year 11 Entry please refer to page 16 of the Bellerbys College GCSE Brochure which can also be found on www.bellerbys.com. This course is available from September 2015

Entry date selection When do you wish to start your academic course?

Year 9 Pathway DiscoveryTick the start date you are interested in

Sept 2014 Jan 2015 Sept 2015

Year 10 and 11 Entry and Academic Pathway Tick the start date you are interested in

Sept 2014 Sept 2015

Start dates 2014/15 English Preparation for Pathways (EPP) 1 Term only for entry in Pathway Discovery Programme (Year 9) and Academic Pathway Programme (Year 10)

Summer Term 2 begins: Monday 30 June 2014 Summer Term 2 ends: Friday 5 September 2014

Autumn Term begins: Wednesday 10 September 2014 Autumn Term ends: Friday 12 December 2014

Pathway Discovery Programme (Year 9) Entry in September 2014 or January 2015

Term Dates for September Entry

Autumn term begins: Wednesday 10 September 2014 Autumn term ends: Friday 12 December 2014

Spring term begins: Monday 5 January 2015 Spring term ends: Friday 27 March 2015

Summer term begins: Monday 13 April 2015 Summer term ends: Friday 12 June 2015

Term Dates for January Entry

Spring term begins: Monday 5 January 2015 Spring term ends: Friday 27 March 2015

Summer term 1 begins: Monday 13 April 2015 Summer term 1 ends: Friday 12 June 2015

Summer term 2 begins: Monday 15 June 2015 Summer term 2 ends: Friday 14 August 2015

Academic Pathway Programme (Year 10) Entry in September 2014 Autumn term begins: Wednesday 10 September 2014 Autumn term ends: Friday 12 December 2014

Spring term begins: Monday 5 January 2015 Spring term ends: Friday 27 March 2015

Summer term begins: Monday 13 April 2015 Summer term ends: Friday 12 June 2015

Centre – Bellerbys College Brighton EPP English levels will be reassessed upon arrival – study plans offered may be altered accordingly.

Do you require EPP? Yes No If yes: June 2014 Sept 2014Current level of English IELTS TOEFL iBT Completion of Study Group English Test/Password Test (China only) Other, please specify:

Accommodation and welfare

Accident & medical insuranceI attach proof of my alternative policy

The full cost of StudyCare insurance will automatically be added to your invoice unless you can provide proof of alternative adequate cover

Airport collectionAirport collection for all students under the age of 18 is mandatory and will automatically be arranged unless specified otherwise below; all students under the age of 18 who do specify otherwise must be accompanied by parents or a relative approved by parents (in which case proof of approval will be required). Students should arrive 24 to 48 hours prior to commencement of the course. Flight details including date and flight number should be sent to the UK International Admissions Centre as soon as possible to arrange for airport collection.

Do you require airport collection? (This will be invoiced as an extra charge where applicable) Yes No

From which airport? Heathrow Gatwick Stansted

Accommodation type Bellerbys campus Homestay (sharing) Brighton Cambridge London Oxford Homestay (single) Brighton Cambridge London Oxford Homestay plus (sharing, under 16) Brighton Cambridge – Oxford

By ticking the Homestay plus option you understand and agree that where homestay/lodgings have been arranged for a child who is under 16 on arrival, checks and monitoring will be carried out by both the college and the local authority.Homestay plus (single, under 16) Brighton Cambridge – Oxford

By ticking the Homestay plus option you understand and agree that where homestay/lodgings have been arranged for a child who is under 16 on arrival, checks and monitoring will be carried out by both the college and the local authority.Homestay extra (private bathroom)* Brighton Cambridge London Oxford

Homestay en-suite – Regular (single) – Cambridge – – Homestay en-suite (sharing) – Cambridge – – Homestay en-suite linked (sharing) – Cambridge – – GCSE Pathway (single, en-suite, full board) Brighton – – –

En-suite catered (sharing, half board) Brighton – – – En-suite catered (single, half board) Brighton Cambridge London Oxford En-suite catered (sharing, half board, 18+) Brighton – – – En-suite catered (single, half board, 18+) Brighton – – –

En-suite self-catering (single, 18+) – Cambridge London Oxford En-suite self-catering (sharing, 18+) – – London – En-suite self-catering (shared room but with single occupancy) – – London –

En-suite studio flat self-catering – Cambridge – – En-suite one bedroom flat self-catering – Cambridge – –

*Limited availability

Full Board – all mealsHalf Board – breakfast and dinner onlySelf-catering – no meals

Accommodation not required (over 18s only) Do you smoke? Yes No Pet preference Dogs Cats No pets Don’t mind/No preference Do you have any special dietary requirements (eg halal, vegetarian, no pork, food allergies)?

Do you have any medical issues (medical conditions or allergies that require attention/notification and any prescribed medicine taken on a regular basis)?

This facility will be reserved only when enrolment has been confirmed with full confirmation payment. NB: it is a condition that a minimum of one term’s written notice is given if you wish to leave or change accommodation.

Accommodation and welfare

Accident & medical insuranceI attach proof of my alternative policy

The full cost of StudyCare insurance will automatically be added to your invoice unless you can provide proof of alternative adequate cover

Airport collectionAirport collection for all students under the age of 18 is mandatory and will automatically be arranged unless specified otherwise below; all students under the age of 18 who do specify otherwise must be accompanied by parents or a relative approved by parents (in which case proof of approval will be required). Students should arrive 24 to 48 hours prior to commencement of the course. Flight details including date and flight number should be sent to the UK International Admissions Centre as soon as possible to arrange for airport collection.

Do you require airport collection? (This will be invoiced as an extra charge where applicable) Yes No

From which airport? Heathrow Gatwick Stansted

Accommodation type Bellerbys campus Homestay (sharing) Brighton Cambridge London Oxford Homestay (single) Brighton Cambridge London Oxford Homestay plus (sharing, under 16) Brighton Cambridge – Oxford

By ticking the Homestay plus option you understand and agree that where homestay/lodgings have been arranged for a child who is under 16 on arrival, checks and monitoring will be carried out by both the college and the local authority.Homestay plus (single, under 16) Brighton Cambridge – Oxford

By ticking the Homestay plus option you understand and agree that where homestay/lodgings have been arranged for a child who is under 16 on arrival, checks and monitoring will be carried out by both the college and the local authority.Homestay extra (private bathroom)* Brighton Cambridge London Oxford

Homestay en-suite – Regular (single) – Cambridge – – Homestay en-suite (sharing) – Cambridge – – Homestay en-suite linked (sharing) – Cambridge – – GCSE Pathway (single, en-suite, full board) Brighton – – –

En-suite catered (sharing, half board) Brighton – – – En-suite catered (single, half board) Brighton Cambridge London Oxford En-suite catered (sharing, half board, 18+) Brighton – – – En-suite catered (single, half board, 18+) Brighton – – –

En-suite self-catering (single, 18+) – Cambridge London Oxford En-suite self-catering (sharing, 18+) – – London – En-suite self-catering (shared room but with single occupancy) – – London –

En-suite studio flat self-catering – Cambridge – – En-suite one bedroom flat self-catering – Cambridge – –

*Limited availability

Full Board – all mealsHalf Board – breakfast and dinner onlySelf-catering – no meals

Accommodation not required (over 18s only) Do you smoke? Yes No Pet preference Dogs Cats No pets Don’t mind/No preference Do you have any special dietary requirements (eg halal, vegetarian, no pork, food allergies)?

Do you have any medical issues (medical conditions or allergies that require attention/notification and any prescribed medicine taken on a regular basis)?

This facility will be reserved only when enrolment has been confirmed with full confirmation payment. NB: it is a condition that a minimum of one term’s written notice is given if you wish to leave or change accommodation.

Payment procedure and start dates

• All outstanding fees are payable one month before the start of term and tuition and accommodation cannot commence before outstanding fees are paid in full.• One term’s notice must be given to withdraw from tuition and/or accommodation. • Fees are normally reviewed in September each year, but in exceptional circumstances may be revised at anytime. Notice of any change will be given in advance. • Tuition fees do not include IELTS English classes for A Level (£500 per term), exam fees, text books.• All fees for one or two term courses must be paid in full in advance.

Confirmation payment A confirmation payment must be received by Bellerbys College before enrolment papers or a visa letter are issuedNon-refundable enrolment fee £160

Fees in advance (deducted from the balance of fees) £500

Deposit (refundable at the end of course) £1,000

Total Confirmation payment (to which must be added the appropriate StudyCare insurance fee) £1,660

Start dates for Bellerbys Brighton, Cambridge, London, OxfordTerm Dates 2014 Summer term one Term begins: Monday 14 April 2014 Term ends: Friday 13 June / Friday 27 June for ELPP and Pre-Masters

Summer term two Term begins: Monday 16 June / Monday 30 June for ELPP, EPP and Pre-Masters Term ends: Friday 15 August / Friday 5 September for ELPP, EPP and Pre-Masters

Half term to be advised by each centre Autumn term Term begins: Wednesday 10 September Term ends: Friday 12 December

Half terms in Autumn and Spring terms are 2 or 3 days, dates decided by each centre Term Dates 2015Spring term

Term begins: Monday 5 January Term ends: Thursday 27 March

Half terms in Autumn and Spring terms are 2 or 3 days, dates decided by each centre Summer term one Term begins: Monday 13 April Term ends: Friday 12 June / Friday 26 June for ELPP and Pre-Masters

Summer term two Term begins: Monday 15 June / Monday 29 June for ELPP and Pre-Masters Term ends: Friday 14 August / Friday 4 September for ELPP and Pre-Masters

Half term to be advised by each centre Autumn term Term begins: Wednesday 16 September Term ends: Friday 18 December

Half terms in Autumn and Spring terms are 2 or 3 days, dates decided by each centre

Payment details Once an offer of a place has been accepted we require: a deposit of £1,000; £500 advance payment of fees; and, £160 enrolment fee. You will also be required to pay in advance the StudyCare insurance fee unless you have provided proof of alternative cover. Payment can be made either by sterling bankers draft, Western Union, credit card, debit card or by direct bank transfer. Our bank details are as follows:

Bank address: NATIONAL WESTMINSTER BANK, HOVE TOWN HALL BRANCH 103 CHURCH ROAD, HOVE BN3 2BS, UNITED KINGDOM Account name: BELLERBYS EDUCATIONAL SERVICES LTD Sort code: 53-61-02 Swift number: NWBKGB2L Iban number: GB94NWBK53610209821392

PLEASE CHECK THAT YOU HAVE: completed the form in full and checked for accuracy

enclosed proof of alternative insurance policy, if relevant

enclosed full transcript of all your relevant qualifications, translated into English

enclosed evidence of previous academic study in the UK and copies of previous UK visas (if applicable)

for GCSE Pathway Programme, enclosed at least one academic reference from current school

enclosed a certificate confirming your English level or the completed pre-arrival English test (the essay section should be hand written)

enclosed copy of valid passport

Payment procedure and start dates

• All outstanding fees are payable one month before the start of term and tuition and accommodation cannot commence before outstanding fees are paid in full.• One term’s notice must be given to withdraw from tuition and/or accommodation. • Fees are normally reviewed in September each year, but in exceptional circumstances may be revised at anytime. Notice of any change will be given in advance. • Tuition fees do not include IELTS English classes for A Level (£500 per term), exam fees, text books.• All fees for one or two term courses must be paid in full in advance.

Confirmation payment A confirmation payment must be received by Bellerbys College before enrolment papers or a visa letter are issuedNon-refundable enrolment fee £160

Fees in advance (deducted from the balance of fees) £500

Deposit (refundable at the end of course) £1,000

Total Confirmation payment (to which must be added the appropriate StudyCare insurance fee) £1,660

Start dates for Bellerbys Brighton, Cambridge, London, OxfordTerm Dates 2014 Summer term one Term begins: Monday 14 April 2014 Term ends: Friday 13 June / Friday 27 June for ELPP and Pre-Masters

Summer term two Term begins: Monday 16 June / Monday 30 June for ELPP, EPP and Pre-Masters Term ends: Friday 15 August / Friday 5 September for ELPP, EPP and Pre-Masters

Half term to be advised by each centre Autumn term Term begins: Wednesday 10 September Term ends: Friday 12 December

Half terms in Autumn and Spring terms are 2 or 3 days, dates decided by each centre Term Dates 2015Spring term

Term begins: Monday 5 January Term ends: Thursday 27 March

Half terms in Autumn and Spring terms are 2 or 3 days, dates decided by each centre Summer term one Term begins: Monday 13 April Term ends: Friday 12 June / Friday 26 June for ELPP and Pre-Masters

Summer term two Term begins: Monday 15 June / Monday 29 June for ELPP and Pre-Masters Term ends: Friday 14 August / Friday 4 September for ELPP and Pre-Masters

Half term to be advised by each centre Autumn term Term begins: Wednesday 16 September Term ends: Friday 18 December

Half terms in Autumn and Spring terms are 2 or 3 days, dates decided by each centre

Payment details Once an offer of a place has been accepted we require: a deposit of £1,000; £500 advance payment of fees; and, £160 enrolment fee. You will also be required to pay in advance the StudyCare insurance fee unless you have provided proof of alternative cover. Payment can be made either by sterling bankers draft, Western Union, credit card, debit card or by direct bank transfer. Our bank details are as follows:

Bank address: NATIONAL WESTMINSTER BANK, HOVE TOWN HALL BRANCH 103 CHURCH ROAD, HOVE BN3 2BS, UNITED KINGDOM Account name: BELLERBYS EDUCATIONAL SERVICES LTD Sort code: 53-61-02 Swift number: NWBKGB2L Iban number: GB94NWBK53610209821392

PLEASE CHECK THAT YOU HAVE: completed the form in full and checked for accuracy

enclosed proof of alternative insurance policy, if relevant

enclosed full transcript of all your relevant qualifications, translated into English

enclosed evidence of previous academic study in the UK and copies of previous UK visas (if applicable)

for GCSE Pathway Programme, enclosed at least one academic reference from current school

enclosed a certificate confirming your English level or the completed pre-arrival English test (the essay section should be hand written)

enclosed copy of valid passport

Tuition onlyProgramme price per term Higher Education Programmes price per termEnglish Preparation for Pathways (EPP) - 1 term only £7,580GCSE Pathway Discovery Year 9 Entry £7,580GCSE Academic Pathway Year 10 Entry £7,580Pre-GCSE £6,1001 Year GCSE+ £7,370A Level*+ £8,170IELTS+ English classes for A Levels £460Foundation/Extended Foundation+ £6,915English Language Preparation Programme (ELPP) £5,930Bellerbys Summer £950 (price per week)Bellerbys IELTS Express+ £2,120 (price per 6 week course)

Undergraduate Year 1 (London only) £5,530Pre-Masters (London only) £5,130

+ GCSE, A Level, Foundation and IELTS are all subject to additional examination fees. These fees will be charged to your account accordingly.* A Levels: Some minority A Level subjects (usually Modern languages) are subject to an additional supplement of £500 per term.

Accommodation onlyAll prices per term Brighton Cambridge London OxfordHomestay (sharing) £1,560 £1,850 £2,190 £1,850Homestay (single) £1,930 £2,220 £2,560 £2,220Homestay plus (sharing, under 16) £1,930 £2,220 – £2,220Homestay plus (single, under 16) £2,280 £2,580 – £2,580Homestay extra (private bathroom)* £2,720 £3,020 £3,360 £3,020Homestay en-suite – Regular (single) – £2,735 – –Homestay en-suite – (sharing) – £2,590 – –Homestay en-suite linked (sharing) – £2,215 – –GCSE pathway en-suite (single, full board) £4,900 (on campus) – – –En-suite catered (sharing, half board) £4,110 (on campus) – – –En-suite catered (single, half board) £4,900 (on campus) £4,290 (Tripos) £4,360 £4,290 (under 18)En-suite catered (sharing, half board, 18+) £2,960 (Paris House) – – –En-suite catered (single, half board, 18+) £3,530 (Paris House) – – –En-suite self-catering (sharing, 18+) – – £3,260 –En-suite self-catering (single 18+) – £3,540 (Tripos) £3,770 £3,540En-suite self-catering (shared room but with single occupancy) – – On request –En-suite studio flat self-catering – £5,040 (Purbeck) – –En-suite one bedroom flat self-catering – £5,790 (Purbeck) – –Holiday-time room retention (price per week) £53 £53 £53 (18+) £53

* Limited availabilty

Full Board – all mealsHalf Board – breakfast and dinner onlySelf-catering – no meals

Please note:1) By ticking the Homestay

plus option you understand and agree that where homestay/lodgings have been arranged for a child who is under 16 on arrival, checks and monitoring will be carried out by both the college and the local authority.

2) Under 16 year old students wishing to stay in Homestay must take the Homestay Plus option.

3) These fees relate to term-time only – vacation accommodation available on request.

Airport collectionWe ask that students arrive 24 to 48 hours prior to commencement of their course. We will arrange to meet students at the airport on arrival and take them to their accommodation. We will automatically arrange an airport transfer for all students under the age of 18 at the date of their arrival in the UK. Airports Brighton Cambridge London Oxford London Heathrow Airport £140 £180 £120 £180

London Gatwick Airport £100 £210 £150 £240

London Stanstead Airport £250 £110 £170 £250

Please add full contact details of the person collecting you (if you have not requested a transfer and are staying in one of our accommodation options), including mobile phone and email address

Name Address

Country

Zip/Post Code

Email Mobile telephone

Tuition and accommodation feesSeptember 2014 – August 2015

InsuranceThe full cost of StudyCare insurance will be automatically added to your invoice at the following rates unless you can provide proof of alternative adequate cover. We organise your insurance from two weeks before the commencement of your course to cover you for travel to the UK. The insurance covers you until the end of your course. StudyCare costs £8 per week regardless of course length.

Declaration

Undertaking – by the parent, legal guardian or sponsorI apply to enrol the person named as a student of Bellerbys College. I undertake to pay all tuition and accommodation fees incurred by the student as they become due in accordance with the Terms & Conditions and either to give the required notice of cancellation or to pay the required fees in lieu of notice. I give permission for the administration of first aid and appropriate non-prescription medication to my child, and to seek medical, dental or optical treatment when required. I also confirm that I have advised you of any medicines currently being taken, or any ongoing medical condition. I am the parent or legal guardian named.

Full name(please print)

Signed

Date

Form indemnity - by the parent, legal guardian or sponsorThis indemnity is to be signed by the student, and also by his/her parent or legal guardian if the student is under eighteen years of age. Until this indemnity has been signed and returned to the college, the student may not take part in an expedition organised by Bellerbys College. In consideration of the principal/head teacher/director of Bellerbys College agreeing to make arrangements for and to authorise members of the staff of Bellerbys College to take me/my son/daughter/ward from time to time on expeditions outside the premises of Bellerbys College I hereby undertake to indemnify the principal/head teacher/director and such members of the staff against:a) any claims, damages or costs which they or any of them may be or become liable to pay in consequence of any injury or damage to or illness

of me/my said son/daughter/ward occurring during or as a result of any of the said expeditions.b) any claims by any third party which may be made against them or any of them in consequence of any act or default of me/my said son/

daughter/ward during or as a result of any of the said expeditions.c) any other costs and expenses reasonably incurred by them or any of them on behalf of me/my said son/daughter/ward during or as a result

of any of the said expeditions.

Provided that the indemnity herein shall not extend to any claims, damages, costs or expenses in respect of and to the extent to which Bellerbys Educational Services Limited and member(s) of the staff or any of them shall be entitled to be indemnified under any policy of insurance. By signing this application form, you are agreeing that should first aid be required, you give your permission for it to be provided.

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Print name (parent, legal guardian - applicants aged under 18 years only)

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Representative’s Stamp

Terms and ConditionsAny offer will be made subject to Bellerbys Terms and Conditions and these can be viewed at bellerbys.com/terms-and-conditions

Declaration

Undertaking – by the parent, legal guardian or sponsorI apply to enrol the person named as a student of Bellerbys College. I undertake to pay all tuition and accommodation fees incurred by the student as they become due in accordance with the Terms & Conditions and either to give the required notice of cancellation or to pay the required fees in lieu of notice. I give permission for the administration of first aid and appropriate non-prescription medication to my child, and to seek medical, dental or optical treatment when required. I also confirm that I have advised you of any medicines currently being taken, or any ongoing medical condition. I am the parent or legal guardian named.

Full name(please print)

Signed

Date

Form indemnity - by the parent, legal guardian or sponsorThis indemnity is to be signed by the student, and also by his/her parent or legal guardian if the student is under eighteen years of age. Until this indemnity has been signed and returned to the college, the student may not take part in an expedition organised by Bellerbys College. In consideration of the principal/head teacher/director of Bellerbys College agreeing to make arrangements for and to authorise members of the staff of Bellerbys College to take me/my son/daughter/ward from time to time on expeditions outside the premises of Bellerbys College I hereby undertake to indemnify the principal/head teacher/director and such members of the staff against:a) any claims, damages or costs which they or any of them may be or become liable to pay in consequence of any injury or damage to or illness

of me/my said son/daughter/ward occurring during or as a result of any of the said expeditions.b) any claims by any third party which may be made against them or any of them in consequence of any act or default of me/my said son/

daughter/ward during or as a result of any of the said expeditions.c) any other costs and expenses reasonably incurred by them or any of them on behalf of me/my said son/daughter/ward during or as a result

of any of the said expeditions.

Provided that the indemnity herein shall not extend to any claims, damages, costs or expenses in respect of and to the extent to which Bellerbys Educational Services Limited and member(s) of the staff or any of them shall be entitled to be indemnified under any policy of insurance. By signing this application form, you are agreeing that should first aid be required, you give your permission for it to be provided.

Print name (student/sponsor)

Signed (student/sponsor)

Date

Print name (student/sponsor)

Signed (student/sponsor)

Date

Print name (parent, legal guardian - applicants aged under 18 years only)

Signed (parent/legal guardian - applicants aged under 18 years only)

Date

Representative’s Stamp

Terms and ConditionsAny offer will be made subject to Bellerbys Terms and Conditions and these can be viewed at bellerbys.com/terms-and-conditions

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