CATS Cambridge (대학진학)

Academic English 이 프로그램은 학문적인 과목에서 사용되는 문법, 용어와 표현들을 가르치며, 귀하의 CATS 학문 프로그램에 진입 성공을 약속합니다. 중요 특징: . 전일제, 집중 과정, 학생의 필요에 따라서 정함 . 일반 영어와 학문적 목적 영어 학습 포함 . 비즈니스, 수학, 과학, 인문학에 필요한 어휘 공부 제공 . 학생의 영어 언어 유능감 개발 . 공부 날짜는 학교 프로그램에 따라 유연하게 맞춤 중요 사항: . 나이: 14+ . 입학요건: 양호한 학교 성적표 . 영어 수준: IELTS 3.5+ . 평균 학급 크기: 7 . 일주일당 수업시간: 25+ . 위치: Cambridge, London

University Foundation Programme A one-year programme designed for international students looking for entry to UK higher education. Designed for motivated students looking for a supported and focused bridge programme from international high school to a range of extremely good universities. University Foundation Programme (UFP) You study for one year to gain the UFP. The programme provides you with an important base, ready to build on at university, and allows you to learn at a detailed and challenging level. Quick facts: . Age:16 1/2+ . Course length: 3 terms (Sep and Jan start) . English level: IELTS 4.5+, or intermediate Fast-Track University Foundation Programme At CATS we offer both the traditional UFP as well as a Fast-Track 2-term version. The Fast-Track UFP is designed for students who are able to complete the full-year programme within a shorter period of time, and is ideal for highly ambitious students or those requiring additional revision for examination retakes. You will receive extra teaching hours each week to ensure you are well prepared for your exams. Quick facts: . Age:16 1/2+ . Course length: 2 terms (Jan start) . English level: IELTS 5.0+, or upper intermediate

A-level Programme A level is the classic route to university in the UK, and is highly regarded by the best universities around the world. It is designed for confident students who aspire to the most competitive degree courses at UK universities and beyond. A level A level (Advanced Level) qualifications are usually obtained after two years of studying. The first year used to be called AS level and the second year used to be called A2, so you might recognise those names. You will expect to study A levels in three different subjects, although occasionally we advise students to study four subjects for specialist courses. A levels are ideal for focused and hardworking students in their last two years of high school. If you excel in a particular area you will like A levels as the courses allow you to explore a small number of subjects in a lot of depth, providing specialised preparation towards further study. A levels are the most common route for entry to Higher Education in the UK, so you can be sure your hard work will be recognised by all the top universities in the UK and around the world. Quick facts: ? Age:15 1/2+* ? Course length: 6 terms (Sep start), 5 terms (Jan start) ? Hours per week: 31 hours Fast-Track A level At CATS we offer a special Fast-Track one-year A level option for some students. The Fast-Track programme is designed for students who can complete the normal two-year courses in less time, and is ideal if you are highly ambitious and in your last year of high school. The Fast-Track programme might also help you if you want to come to CATS for additional revision to retake examinations. Quick facts: ? Age:17+ ? Course length: 3 terms (Sep start) ? Hours per week: 6 term: 27 hours years 1 and 2 5 term: 35 hours year 1, 27 hours year 2

GCSE and Pre-programme One or two year programmes that offer progression to A level, University Foundation or International Baccalaureate. GCSE/Pre programmes provide you with a high quality secondary education foundation ready for you to decide on the right study pathway to a UK university. GCSE The GCSE (General Certificate of Secondary Education) is a flexible two year programme which provides a broad and solid secondary education. The qualification is internationally recognised and is normally obtained after two years study. The programme prepares you perfectly to go on to study A level, International Baccalaureate or University Foundation Programme before you go to university. Quick facts: . Age:14+ . Hours per week: 30+ hours . Start dates: September, January or April Pre-programme Pre-programme is a course following a GCSE approach, but for one year or less. Students can take GCSE exams in some subjects depending on the progress they make. The focus of the programme is preparation for A level or IB. Quick facts: . Age:15+ . Hours per week: 30+ hours . Start dates: September, January or April

High School Term This programme is designed to give you an insight into a British education and culture, while improving your language skills through the study of subjects that really interest you. You follow an individual study programme to improve your English language and your understanding of British culture. You will follow a timetable similar to one of our other courses, alongside other students taking the full course. If you enjoy it then you can always extend your stay and study the full course. Key facts: . Age: 14+ . Course length: 1, 2 or 3 terms (Sep start, Jan start) . Entry requirements: A good school report