A-Levels
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We offer one of the widest ranges of
AS and A2 Levels in Lincolnshire ˇV 20 subjects ˇV many
of which are not available elsewhere locally, plus
several valuable GCSE classes. Teaching styles include
direct tuition, discussion groups and independent
study using learning resources.
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| A-Level
graduatees destinations: |
Ranking:
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| University
of Cambridge |
2
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| Imperial
College |
3
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| London
School of Economics and Political Science |
4
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| University
of Warwick |
6
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| University
College London |
7
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| University
of Durham |
8
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| University
of York |
9
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| Loughborough
University |
12
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| University
of Bath |
15
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| University
of Nottingham |
16
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Ranking
from Times Good Universiy Guide 2009
Our average pass rate is now 96%. 13 out of
21 subjects offered in 2008 achieved a 100% pass rate, including
Accounting, Law, Mathematics and Further Maths, etc. The quality
of our Maths teaching in particular was praised recently with
the inclusion of the College in the ˇ§Good Schools Guideˇ¨.
We are one of the few Colleges to be features in this publication.
International
Foundation
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The aim of the course is to provide
you with the necessary knowledge and skills to succeed
in the British University system. It ensures that your
English will be good enough to cope with University
level study. You will learn how to make good use of
libraries and learning resources and you will spend
time improving your study skills so you can take good
notes, write essays and reports, make presentations
and prepare for examinations.
| International
Foundation graduatees destinations: |
Ranking:
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| University
of Warwick |
6
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| University
of York |
9
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| Loughborough
University |
12
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| University
of Leicester |
14
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| University
of Nottingham |
16
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| University
of Lancaster |
19
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| University
of Manchester |
27
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| Aston
University |
28
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Ranking
from Times Good Universiy Guide 2009
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Accounting
AAT Foundation
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AAT is a valuable and a recognized professional
Accounting qualification. This course is a starting point
for anyone who wishes to pursue a career in Accounting. Students
can commence study with no previous Accounting knowledge.
This course uses a competence based and practical approach
to study. Students will have guaranteed access to level 1
of the BA (Hon.) Accountancy degree at the University of Lincoln.
Click
here for more information about Accounting AAT Foundation 
Higher
Education
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The College has a number of different
university partners. Students will be studying for exactly
the same course as you would in the partner University.
Therefore, students are studying a University Degree
at the College before moving on to University to complete
the degree. Generally, students would spend the first
2 years of the course at Boston and then enter the final
year/s at the University of your choice.
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Computing System Engineering
BSc (Hons)
This degree will provide you with a sound knowledge of software
engineering principles and practice, and give you the technical
skilled needed to develop such systems. The course teaches
how to analyze and design software systems from specifying
the requirements through to the implementation and testing
of the system. In the development stage you will write programs
in languages such as Java, Visual Basic and JavaScript and
use other application software. The main emphasis of the course
is programming an software engineering, however it also considers
hardware, web design, networks and database design.
| Age: |
18
or above |
| Duration:
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3 years or 2 years (after completing the 1st and
2nd year, students are able to enter the final
year at The University of Sunderland)
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| Commencement:
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September
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| Entry
Requirement: |
English
Requirement:
Have ability in English language equivalent to
IELTS 6.0
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Academic
Requirement:
Successful completion of first year in University
in China / HKALE |
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English
Language Courses
What better place to learn English than in England, the home
of the English Language. Many Students choose to study in
England because they believe it gives them the best possible
start to acquire the language skills needed, both for University
and for the International jobs market of the future.
British Council Recognises High
Standards at Boston College
Boston College is approved by the British Council for its
English Language Teaching, having achieved (BASELT) British
Association of State English Language Teaching. So you can
be sure that the quality of teaching is good and the College
cares greatly for its students.
Join Boston College
at most times during the year
The course is taught in 6 week modules making it a flexible
course which you can join at almost anytime of the year. However,
the college can accommodate students into these courses at
most times during the academic year.
How the course is structured
You will join a group of students with broadly similar ability,
from elementary to upper Intermediate and you can progress
through the levels during the year. The elementary group would
normally be a very small group and students would get a lot
of intensive help to improve their English level quickly.
This can sometimes involve one to one tuition.You will join
a group of students with broadly similar ability, from elementary
to upper Intermediate and you can progress through the levels
during the year. The elementary group would normally be a
very small group and students would get a lot of intensive
help to improve their English level quickly. This can sometimes
involve one to one tuition.
Vocational
Diplomas/Advanced vocational diplomas (NVQ/BTEC)
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If you know what career you are aiming
for and would like to develop the required knowledge
and skills immediately you can choose from Boston College's
wide range of vocational qualifications. These diplomas
prepare you for a particular area of employment. Many
British students now prepare to enter University with
such diplomas which, at an Advanced level, are an alternative
to A Levels. Advanced diplomas require two years of
study.
You can enter these courses with good basic school-leaving
passes or with relevant work experience from your own
country.
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| Art and Design |
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Computing or Information Technology |
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Music and Music Technology |
| Building Trades |
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Engineering |
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Performing Arts |
| Business |
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Hairdressing and Beauty Therapy |
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Pre-University Art Foundation |
| Care and Childcare |
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Media |
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Sport |
| Catering |
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Motor Vehicle |
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Travel & Tourism |
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If you would like to improve your English,
make new friends with other international students,
and have fun meeting English people then Boston College
is the place of you.
Improve your English
You will improve your English Language skills during
the 16 hours of teaching each week. You will cover all
aspects of the English Language; reading, writing, listening
speaking. Classes are small, usually 8 - 10 in a group,
so you will get lots of individual attention from our
excellent teachers. These classes are held in the mornings,
leaving lots of time in the afternoon for trips and
social activities.
Have fun, relax and explore!
You will be taken to some of the most famous and popular
cultural centres in England. For example - London, Cambridge
and York. Let the teachers know at the start of the
Summer School course if there is a special place you
would like to go and they will try to arrange it. Join
in activities such as bowling, swimming or the cinema.
Use some of your free time to explore the historic town
of Boston and to visit the local market shops.
Stay with a local family
All students live with a local family during Summer
School. This gives you more time to practice your English
and to learn about English culture and customs.
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