UKVI 24 months study visa for GCSE & GCE Advanced Level Courses (14 to 19 years)

GCSE COURSES

Achieving an up-to-date formal qualification will demonstrate that students have desired skills that prospective employers are looking for. These skills will give students an advantage when they apply for Employment. GCSE lays a strong foundation for GCE A Levels which will also help students in their University education. Therefore our teachers are committed to help our students starting from Year 10  in each and every phase of their GCSE education. Teachers provide students with sufficient support at every level to help them achieve high grades in their GCSE exams.

At HIC, the GCSE courses are divided in the following two categories:

  1. One Year Intensive GCSE Programme – Our One year intensive GCSE programme is available for candidates wishing to retake their GCSEs and complete their course with high grades. This course is also suitable for candidates who have already completed Year 10 elsewhere, however are not satisfied with the results and/or looking for a fresh start in Year 11.
  2. Full Two Year Regular GCSE Programme – Candidates enrolling in Year 10 normally follow the conventional two years of GCSE education.

Subjects offered: English Language, English Literature, Mathematics, Computer Science, Biology, Chemistry, Physics, History, Geography, Psychology, Economics and Arts. In addition, students must study at least one modern language from French and German.

GCE A LEVEL COURSES

We offer the opportunity to study A-Levels for international students over a wide range of options. A Level Courses are divided in two categories ; 1) One Year A-Level Intensive, and 2)Two Years A-Level Regular

  1. One Year Intensive A Level Programme – This course offers an intensive approach to the candidate’s chosen subjects. This one-year focused approach is useful for candidates who have completed AS Levels and/or A Levels elsewhere however have not achieved their desired grades and therefore wish to retake their exams.
  2. Two Years A Level Regular Programme – This is designed for candidates who have completed their GCSE courses. Candidates will study 3 to 4 subjects in the AS Levels and prepare 3 of these subjects for their A levels. Very high calibre candidates may continue with all 4 subjects.

Subjects Offered: Mathematics, Further Mathematics, Chemistry, Biology, Physics, Computer Science, Economics, Business Studies, English Language and Literature, Sociology, Psychology, Government and Politics, Law and Accounting.

Our international admissions team are available for advice and support throughout the application process.

As a Student and Child Student Route Sponsor, HIC welcomes applications from international students. On the 5th October 2020, the new Student Route and Child Student Route replaced the previous Tier 4 system in anticipation of the UK leaving the European Union (EU) at the end of December 2020. The new Student Route and Child Student Route, which fall under the UK’s new points-based immigration system, allow applicants from the EU, as well as outside the EU, to apply for a visa to study in the UK. You are welcome to contact us via email or telephone, or submit an enquiry through our online form, and we can guide you through your options and next steps.

For an initial assessment, applicants must submit a copy of their passport and most recent school reports, after which we can advise on next steps. Subject to meeting our entry requirements, applicants will be required to complete the application process (Stage 1).

All applicants will also be invited for assessment and interview (Stage 2). Applicants to HIC are required to sit our English and Maths tests, and may also be asked to sit additional subject tests, depending on their A-Level subject selection.

We will provide feedback on completion of the assessment and interview process (Stage 3).

Should the candidate require visa sponsorship, our admissions team will advise on the documents required to provide you with a Confirmation of Acceptance for Studies (CAS) to use for your visa application.

The college can help in arranging accommodation locally and will also be able to help parents to find local guardians (if they are unable to find a guardian themselves).

Individual visits, meetings with key staff members, and tour of our college can be arranged if you are planning to travel to the UK prior to the start of your studies. You can contact our Admissions team via email or call.

Email : office@harrowindependentcollege.co.uk

Tel: 0044 (0)20 8423 6227

Mob: 0044(0)7957317668