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International Foundation
Certificate (IFC) and
Extended IFC in Healthcare
International Foundation
Certificate (IFC) and
Extended IFC in Healthcare
What makes BPP’s IFC and Extended
IFC in Healthcare stand out?
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onto BPP University’s healthcare programmes
The International Foundation Certificate (IFC) in Healthcare is the ideal
preparation for international students wishing to progress onto BPP
University’s BSc (Hons) Psychology programme or our Higher Education
Certificate in Health and Social Care.
Educational Background
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• ave completed a minimum of 12 years of
schooling, with evidence of good grades and an
ability to successfully complete the programme
• Progress automatically onto your BPP University
healthcare programme on successful completion
of all the programme assessments
• Receive assistance from personal tutors and
international student advisors to help you settle in
and increase your confidence
Designed using a combination of student feedback and input from
experienced student tutors, you will gain a valuable grounding in scientific
principles and a wider appreciation of society and culture in
a healthcare context.
• earn from a select group of academic and
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management professionals
• btain the knowledge, skills and confidence to
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progress to the next level of study
• einforce your understanding through small-group
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workshops and extensive online support
Subjects include English Language, Study and Communication Skills plus
core academic introductory subjects such as general science and biology.
• ou will have a minimum of 16 hours face-to-face
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tuition including breaks, plus homework and selfstudy to undertake
• tudy books or online study books are included
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within the fees
• choice of start dates for added flexibility
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• evelop a solid foundation in general science in
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preparation for your further studies
Programme details
Length of programme
Study centres
• IFC in Healthcare – two terms
London Shepherd’s Bush
• xtended IFC in Healthcare
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- three terms
Start dates
Modes of study
Entry requirements
English Language
IFC in Healthcare:
• ELTS score of 5.5 overall (with 5.5 in writing)
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or equivalent
• January, May and September - IFC
Classroom
• January, May, July and September
- Extended IFC
Assessment
How to apply
We use different methods of
assessment, depending on the
module. These include portfolio
coursework, seen and unseen
assessments, and examinations
Extended IFC in Healthcare:
• ELTS score of 5.0 overall (with 5.0 in writing)
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or equivalent
To apply online, please visit:
www.bpp.com/applyonline or contact
[email protected]
for more information
• e 18 years or over at the start of the programme
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Our International Office can assess your certificates
and advise you if you meet the entry requirements.
You can also visit our website for a list of entry
requirements from your country. If you do not think
you meet the entry requirements, but have other
qualifications or work experience, please contact us.
Modules
IFC in Healthcare
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- nglish Language, Study and
Communication Skills
- General Science
- Human Biology
- Society and Culture
40 credits
20 credits
40 credits
20 credits
Extended IFC in Healthcare
If you study the Extended IFC in Healthcare you will
undertake all of the above plus additional English
Language, Study and Communication Skills classes in
the first term.
Progression
On successful completion of all the programme
assessments students can progress to the following
programmes:
- igher Education Certificate in Health and
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Social Care
- BSc (Hons) Psychology
Find out more
For full details please visit:
www.bpp.com/ifchealthcare
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