GAIN THE SKILLS AND KNOWLEDGE TO FEEL PREPARED AND CONFIDENT STARTING YOUR UNIVERSITY JOURNEY.
Preparing for college is a significant step for young people, and it requires a solid foundation to help them start on this fantastic journey. The academic readiness program strives to give students a chance to learn about campus life, how to adjust to academic life, and how to deal with any socioeconomic struggles.
The Academic Readiness Program is designed to prepare high school graduates and other aspiring students to enter universities. It provides the necessary skills and knowledge they need to be successful at the postsecondary level. The program focuses on academic skills such as academic writing, research, presentation and problem-solving. Additionally, the program provides opportunities for networking and leadership development.
COURSE OUTCOMES
- Understand campus/college life
- Collaborative learning skills
- Acquire Team /group-building skills
- Balance social and academic life
- Develop independent learning skills
- Encourages students to master peer-to-peer interaction and leverage on individual strengths to acquire sound knowledge
- Equips students with technique to acquire higher-order thinking skills and broaden their academic perspective
- Develop research skills
- Practice and develop presentation skills
WHAT YOU WILL LEARN
- Campus/college life
- Team/group building and work
- Reading skills
- Presentation skills
- Library/material search
- Research skills
- Writing skills
- Balancing social and academic life
- Student’s bylaws and why do they matter
- Academic regulations
WHO THE COURSE IS FOR
- High school graduates
- Certificate and diploma holders
- Form four graduates who want to join colleges
- Any young scholars with limited or no experience of college life
- Organisations which provide scholarships/funding to young people