Applicants will normally need to have at least one of the following:
• a level 3 qualification
• a level 2 qualifications and relevant work experience
• or substantial work experience related to the field of proposed study and,
• Demonstrate capability in English equivalent to CEFR level B2 e.g. IELTS 5.5 (including 5.5 for reading and writing), PTE 51 or equivalent.
and
- Demonstrate a Commitment to Study and a reasonable expectation of success on the course.
International qualifications at the appropriate level and equivalent to the above will also be accepted.
Where applicants do not have a formal qualification to demonstrate capability in English, they will be required to undertake the Colleges written English Language test before an offer of a place on a Course is made. Judgement of their capability in spoken English will be assessed by the College at the interview. Suitable alternative arrangements to written tests will be made where a student declares a disability, specific learning difficulty or long-term health condition on their application form, e.g. oral questioning.