English Language Entry Requirements 2016 onwards ADMISSI...

English Language Entry Requirements 2016 onwards

English Language Entry Requirements 2016 onwards
To follow our programs successfully and to prepare for the world of work, you must have a good command of English and be able to apply this in an academic and work environment. Therefore, you are required to provide a valid and an internationally recognized certificate as proof of your competence in English before starting your studies or by the time you graduate from FUE.

Please note - English Language Requirements may be subject to change.

English Language Courses

The English Department of FUE has over 10 years of experience running English language courses to support and improve students English Language proficiency.

Students admitted to the university will go through the following steps:

First, you will sit a Placement test to determine your English language ability level

Second, you will be registered to one of the English language support options provided by the English language department

Third, upon successfully completing the assigned English courses, you will sit an international exam then graduate with internationally recognised language qualifications

Entry Requirement (Cambridge Placement Test)

All the new students applying to FUE take a placement test to determine their level of English proficiency. Based on test scores, students are placed in the right English course to ensure they get the most of their studies.

The placement test consists of three stages. The first stage is a writing task where students write a short essay, letter or an email about a familiar topic. The second stage is the on-line Cambridge English Placement Test (CEPT) and the final stage is a speaking task that is only required in case there is a discrepancy between the writing level and the online test level.

The on-line Cambridge University test is taken at the university. The test is an adaptive one, which means the questions you are shown are chosen according to the level of your answers to earlier questions. You have thirty minutes to do the test. There is no set number of questions for you to answer but you must answer enough questions for your English language level to be assessed. The on-line test begins with an assessment of reading skills and this is followed by various tasks to test your use of written English, followed by listening tasks.

If you would like to test your English language skills click on the following link.

Exit Requirement (PET - Preliminary English Test)

PET certificate is an exit requirement for a FUE graduates. FUE aims for its graduates to attain an internationally recognized certificate showing the level they have attained in English. The PET certificate is recognised around the world for business and study purposes. It will be a valid proof that FUE's graduates can communicate in English in practical, everyday situations which will give them a good foundation in case they decided to study for a professional English qualification or develop their career.

Click here for details about the English programmes

English Language Entry Requirements 2016 onwards

To follow our programs successfully and to prepare for the world of work, you must have a good command of English and be able to apply this in an academic and work environment English Language Entry Requirements 2016 onwards To follow our programs successfully and to prepare for the world of work, you must have a good command of English and be able to apply this in an academic and work environment. Therefore, you are required to provide a valid and an internationally recognized certificate as proof of your competence in English before starting your studies or by the time you graduate from FUE. Please note - English Language Requirements may be subject to change.English Language CoursesThe English Department of FUE has over 10 years of experience running English language courses to support and improve students English Language proficiency.Students admitted to the university will go through the following steps:First, you will sit a Placement test to determine your English language ability levelSecond, you will be registered to one of the English language support options provided by the English language departmentThird, upon successfully completing the assigned English courses, you will sit an international exam then graduate with internationally recognised language qualificationsEntry Requirement (Cambridge Placement Test)All the new students applying to FUE take a placement test to determine their level of English proficiency. Based on test scores, students are placed in the right English course to ensure they get the most of their studies.The placement test consists of three stages. The first stage is a writing task where students write a short essay, letter or an email about a familiar topic. The second stage is the on-line Cambridge English Placement Test (CEPT) and the final stage is a speaking task that is only required in case there is a discrepancy between the writing level and the online test level. The on-line Cambridge University test is taken at the university. The test is an adaptive one, which means the questions you are shown are chosen according to the level of your answers to earlier questions. You have thirty minutes to do the test. There is no set number of questions for you to answer but you must answer enough questions for your English language level to be assessed. The on-line test begins with an assessment of reading skills and this is followed by various tasks to test your use of written English, followed by listening tasks.If you would like to test your English language skills click on the following link.Exit Requirement (PET - Preliminary English Test)PET certificate is an exit requirement for a FUE graduates. FUE aims for its graduates to attain an internationally recognized certificate showing the level they have attained in English. The PET certificate is recognised around the world for business and study purposes. It will be a valid proof that FUE's graduates can communicate in English in practical, everyday situations which will give them a good foundation in case they decided to study for a professional English qualification or develop their career.Click here for details about the English programmes