Some people might find the course challenging especially if you have been out of education for a while, that’s why we encourage students to opt for a foundation year.

A foundation year is equivalent to a level 3 that’s the same level qualification you receive when you complete an A level or a B tech normally done in college.

The foundation year is added on to your course which turns a traditional degree from 3 years to 4 years.

Student finance will fund your tuition and maintenance loans/grants for the foundation year, as well as the rest of the course.

Upon completing the foundation year we are sure that you will have the confidence and kills needed to move on to year 1.

Firstly we get all necessary documents in order, we Fastrack your interview , prepare you for the interview and then work with the universities to process your application. After you receive your place on the course we guide you through induction, enrolment and handle all Student finance queries.

We ensure we take the stress out of getting you back into higher education, we are specialist when it comes to the application process and Student finance, Universities are quite busy as you can imagine so they lean on companies like ours to deliver the best service.

Our partner universities have many established campuses all over the UK and especially London. Here are just a few of the locations below:

• London
• East India Quay
• Farringdon
• Holburn
• Tower Hill
• Ealing
• Manchester City Center
• Birmingham City Centre
• Leeds City Centre

The simple answer is yes! Some subjects have evening classes which require you for 4 hours each evening. Others have two days a week the most you will spend in class is eight hours per week.

Yes you will. Most holidays will coincide with major school holidays. You have summer breaks, Christmas breaks, Easter breaks and Bank Holidays off.

The general rule with student finance funding is that in the event that a student does a year and drops out they will be given a second chance, if however you have done 2 years of student finance and dropped out they will only fund you again if you has extenuating circumstances and you can show evidence for that. Extenuating circumstances can be a death in the family, a physical illness or mental illness.