British Degree
1. High school
A high school year abroad can change your life. Throughout this journey, you will meet new friends, try new things, and become fluent in English. Make your university and job applications stand out from the rest.
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A-Levels (Advanced Level qualifications) are post-compulsory education qualifications aimed at students aged 16 to 18, marking the end of secondary education.
Obtaining these qualifications provides access to university. Most universities require 3 A-Levels for entry.
You are an international student who has completed secondary education and hopes to enter a British university. By joining Foundation-Preparation courses, you will be able to develop the academic and linguistic skills necessary to prepare for university studies.
This course is designed for individuals with an English language level below B1, and it is a preparatory course for the English test.
1. Free Consultation: We offer you a free consultation on which high school you can apply to in the UK and which branch is right for you.
2. Pre-registration: We help you with:Writing various documents: CV/Resume and cover letter
Obtaining a letter of recommendation or references
Obtaining a personal statement
3. Offer: Our agency helps you receive an offer from a British high school by submitting your academic file and requesting an offer of your choice.
4. Enrollment: Completing the school registration process by confirming the submitted offer. 5. Discount: We help you obtain a discount on your offer.
6. Tuition Fees: We obtain the invoice from the high school and facilitate your first payment.
7. Admission: RTE will help you obtain the school’s acceptance letter, which is the most important document in your file.
8. Documents: Preparation and submission of the visa application file.
9. Appointment: Filling out the visa application form, processing the file, and booking an appointment.
10. Visa Application: Submission of the visa application. 11. Obtaining your visa: When we receive a response to your visa application, we will send you the outcome.
12. Accommodation: RTE takes care of the student’s accommodation.
13. Flight Ticket: RTE will help you purchase your ticket.
14. Airport Welcome: You thought it was over, but it’s not finished yet; once you are in the UK, we take care of your airport pickup.
15. Back to School: RTE helps you integrate into the school on your first day.
16. BRP Card: This is the document that guarantees your right to stay in the UK and reside legally, so RTE will help you acquire your BRP card.
17. Police Registration: All students going to study in the UK must register with the police. RTE will help you with this process.
18. Bank Account: We are responsible for helping and guiding you to open your bank account in the UK.
19. Support: Moral and physical support; we provide 24/7 online support via WhatsApp, students can count on us and contact us at any time for any questions.
2. Bachelor's Degree (Undergraduate)
International undergraduate applications to all British universities are managed by UCAS (Universities and Colleges Admissions Service); RADAR TOUR can guide you throughout the entire university application process.
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Pre-sessional English Courses
Pre-sessional English courses at British universities are intended for international students coming to the UK for basic studies. Before starting the university program, students can choose to take this type of course to develop their skills in reading, writing, listening, and speaking, or to meet the language requirements of their university.
How to register?
You do not need to register directly for pre-sessional English courses. When you apply to the university, they will automatically evaluate your eligibility for the program if you do not meet the English requirements for the degree you have chosen.
For programs requiring an IELTS 4.5: Entry conditions: IELTS 4.0 (with no less than 4.0 in any component) or equivalent.
For programs requiring an IELTS 5.5: Entry conditions: IELTS 5.0 (with no less than 5.0 in any component) or equivalent.
For programs requiring an IELTS 6.0: Entry conditions: IELTS 5.5 (with no less than 5.5 in any component) or equivalent.
For programs requiring an IELTS 6.5: Entry conditions: IELTS 6.0 (with no less than 5.5 in any component) or equivalent.
For programs requiring an IELTS 7.0: Entry conditions: IELTS 6.5 (with no less than 6.0 in any component) or equivalent.
Who is this for?
If you do not meet the academic English requirements for your course, you can enroll in a pre-sessional English course. The duration of the course will depend on your current level of English and the requirements of your study program.
What will you learn?
The pre-sessional English course reflects what you will need to do in your main course and will include a mix of presentations, interactive group meetings, private tutorials with a tutor, and independent study. It covers:
Development of referencing and study skills.
Planning and structuring writing.
Developing academic grammar and vocabulary.
Cultivating independence of mind by formulating effective arguments and drawing conclusions from information.
Developing listening capacity through regular presentations, meetings, and note-taking.
Developing the capacity to extract information from lectures, group meetings, and readings for use in writing.
Presentation skills.
Studying at a foreign university also means immersing yourself in a completely different system. For this reason, international students are advised to take what is known as a “foundation year” or “International Foundation Year,” which is a basic general education program that familiarizes them with university requirements and working methods and facilitates their transition to a foreign university.
An International Year One is an accelerated preparatory program that offers successful students a pathway to the second year of university.
How long do undergraduate degrees last?
For a first degree, most international students study for a bachelor’s degree over three years, consisting of a combination of seminars, workshops, and lectures. Some degrees, such as science and engineering, can take up to four years, while accelerated 2-year degrees allow students to finish faster. Sandwich courses last four years and include one year in a placement related to your field of study.
Short Undergraduate Degrees
Certificate of Higher Education (CertHE): Lasts one year full-time or two years part-time.
Diploma of Higher Education (DipHE): A two-year full-time degree.
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1. Free Consultation: We offer you a free consultation on which high school you can apply to in the UK and which branch is right for you.
2. Pre-registration: We help you with:
Writing various documents: CV/Resume and cover letter
Obtaining a letter of recommendation or references
Obtaining a personal statement
3. Offer: Our agency helps you receive an offer from a British high school by submitting your academic file and requesting an offer of your choice.
4. Enrollment: Completing the school registration process by confirming the submitted offer. 5. Discount: We help you obtain a discount on your offer.
6. Tuition Fees: We obtain the invoice from the high school and facilitate your first payment.
7. Admission: RTE will help you obtain the school’s acceptance letter, which is the most important document in your file.
8. Documents: Preparation and submission of the visa application file.
9. Appointment: Filling out the visa application form, processing the file, and booking an appointment.
10. Visa Application: Submission of the visa application. 11. Obtaining your visa: When we receive a response to your visa application, we will send you the outcome.
12. Accommodation: RTE takes care of the student’s accommodation.
13. Flight Ticket: RTE will help you purchase your ticket.
14. Airport Welcome: You thought it was over, but it’s not finished yet; once you are in the UK, we take care of your airport pickup.
15. Back to School: RTE helps you integrate into the school on your first day.
16. BRP Card: This is the document that guarantees your right to stay in the UK and reside legally, so RTE will help you acquire your BRP card.
17. Police Registration: All students going to study in the UK must register with the police. RTE will help you with this process.
18. Bank Account: We are responsible for helping and guiding you to open your bank account in the UK.
19. Support: Moral and physical support; we provide 24/7 online support via WhatsApp, students can count on us and contact us at any time for any questions.
3 . Master's Degree (Postgraduate)
If you hold a bachelor's degree and wish to continue your studies to become an expert in your field, a Master's degree is the next step. It generally takes one to two years to obtain this degree.
Choose Your Program
Pre-sessional English courses Pre-sessional English courses at British universities are designed for international students coming to the UK for undergraduate or postgraduate studies.
Before starting their university program, international students can choose to take this type of course to develop their reading, writing, listening, and speaking skills, or to meet the language requirements of their university.
How to register?
You do not need to apply directly for pre-sessional English courses.
When you apply to the university, they will automatically assess your eligibility for the program if you do not meet the English language requirements for your chosen degree.
For programs requiring IELTS 4.5: Entry requirements: IELTS 4.0 (with no less than 4.0 in any component) or equivalent.
For programs requiring IELTS 5.5: Entry requirements: IELTS 5.0 (with no less than 5.0 in any component) or equivalent.
For programs requiring IELTS 6.0: Entry requirements: IELTS 5.5 (with no less than 5.5 in any component) or equivalent.
For programs requiring IELTS 6.5: Entry requirements: IELTS 6.0 (with no less than 5.5 in any component) or equivalent.
For programs requiring IELTS 7.0: Entry requirements: IELTS 6.5 (with no less than 6.0 in any component) or equivalent.
Who is it for?
If you do not meet the academic English requirements for your course, you can enroll in a pre-sessional English course.
The duration of the course will depend on your current English level and the requirements of your study program.
What will you learn?
The pre-sessional English course reflects what you will need to do in your main degree course and will include a mix of presentations, interactive group meetings, private tutorials with a tutor, and independent study. The exact content depends on your strengths and weaknesses, as the teacher will adapt the course to the individual needs of the students, but it will cover the following areas:
Development of referencing and study skills.
Planning and structuring of writing.
Developing grammar and vocabulary according to academic standards.
Cultivating independence of mind by formulating effective arguments, demonstrating critical thinking, and drawing conclusions from information.
Developing your listening skills by regularly attending presentations and meetings and taking notes.
Developing your ability to extract information using content from lectures, group meetings, and readings in your writing.
Presentation skills
What is a Pre-Master’s?
What is a Pre-Master’s in the UK?
A Pre-Master’s is intended for international students who need to improve their English or develop research, academic writing, and seminar skills before a Taught Master’s. Pre-Master’s programs in the UK are designed to fully prepare students for study at the postgraduate level.
Courses last from ten weeks to twelve months and provide an essential foundation for successful postgraduate studies. A Pre-Master’s will significantly increase the English language level and study skills required to succeed in postgraduate studies, as well as familiarize international students with British teaching methods.
Should I study a Pre-Master’s?
You should take a Pre-Master’s if:
Your undergraduate degree does not meet the academic requirements of your Master’s.
You need to improve your use of academic or general English.
You need to improve your study, research, and presentation skills.
Entry Requirements for Pre-Masters
You must have completed an undergraduate degree at a recognized institution with at least a pass. For a typical two-semester Pre-Master’s, a minimum IELTS score of 5.5 is required.
What is a Master’s level?
A postgraduate or third-cycle course in the UK follows the successful completion of an undergraduate degree, which generally lasts only one year compared to the two-year Master’s programs found elsewhere in the world. This means that international students can save time and money and start their careers much faster with a highly valued postgraduate and third-cycle degree from the UK.
Why study for a Master’s Degree in the UK?
The UK is home to some of the world’s leading universities, renowned for the quality of their teaching and research. A postgraduate degree in the UK is held in high esteem by employers, and for international students studying in the UK, it is a fantastic opportunity to improve your English and immerse yourself in a multicultural and exciting community of scholars and students. You will:
Improve your career prospects.
Gain an internationally recognized qualification.
Earn more over the course of your career due to the weight that a British Master’s carries.
Be able to shape your studies according to your schedule.
A study conducted by the Higher Education Statistics Agency showed that 86% of students who completed a Master’s in the UK were in full-time employment after obtaining their degree, compared to only 75% of students graduating from an undergraduate degree.
If you meet the general admission requirements, RADAR TOUR can help you apply for direct entry to a Master’s degree at a British university without having to take an English pathway course.
1. Free Consultation: We offer you a free consultation on which high school you can apply to in the UK and which branch is right for you.
2. Pre-registration: We help you with:
Writing various documents: CV/Resume and cover letter
Obtaining a letter of recommendation or references
Obtaining a personal statement
3. Offer: Our agency helps you receive an offer from a British high school by submitting your academic file and requesting an offer of your choice.
4. Enrollment: Completing the school registration process by confirming the submitted offer. 5. Discount: We help you obtain a discount on your offer.
6. Tuition Fees: We obtain the invoice from the high school and facilitate your first payment.
7. Admission: RTE will help you obtain the school’s acceptance letter, which is the most important document in your file.
8. Documents: Preparation and submission of the visa application file.
9. Appointment: Filling out the visa application form, processing the file, and booking an appointment.
10. Visa Application: Submission of the visa application. 11. Obtaining your visa: When we receive a response to your visa application, we will send you the outcome.
12. Accommodation: RTE takes care of the student’s accommodation.
13. Flight Ticket: RTE will help you purchase your ticket.
14. Airport Welcome: You thought it was over, but it’s not finished yet; once you are in the UK, we take care of your airport pickup.
15. Back to School: RTE helps you integrate into the school on your first day.
16. BRP Card: This is the document that guarantees your right to stay in the UK and reside legally, so RTE will help you acquire your BRP card.
17. Police Registration: All students going to study in the UK must register with the police. RTE will help you with this process.
18. Bank Account: We are responsible for helping and guiding you to open your bank account in the UK.
19. Support: Moral and physical support; we provide 24/7 online support via WhatsApp, students can count on us and contact us at any time for any questions.