Certificate of Higher Education

The Certificate of Higher Education (Cert HE) is a one-year course designed for students who do not quite meet the entry criteria to go directly into year 2 of an undergraduate degree. It is equivalent to 120 credits at Level 4, which is the same as the first level of a Bachelor's degree.

The course helps students to gain confidence and skills in the specific subject area and can be used as the first step of several degree levels or career progression.

The Cert HE course is currently available in business and management. Upon completion of a Cert HE course, students will be prepared for success in their BA/BSc university degree course.

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London

London

England’s capital city has everything you would expect from a large multicultural city. There are thousands of restaurants, bars, pubs and shops, hundreds of theatres, cinemas and galleries, and lots of historical sites to explore. If an active city life excites you, our London centre is the perfect choice.

 

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Birmingham

Birmingham

This culturally diverse city lies centrally in England, giving you efficient transport links to every other major city around the country. Birmingham itself is home to the Birmingham Royal Ballet and lots of museums, providing a perfect introduction to British culture.

 

Birmingham
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Nottingham

Nottingham

Nottingham is a dynamic county capital with a city-like feel. With over 60,000 students studying at Nottingham’s two main universities, you will stay entertained by the diverse range of bars, pubs and clubs all within the city centre. Small enough to walk around, Nottingham has all the student cafes and lots of high street shopping. In nearby Hockley, the streets are filled with coffee shops, bars, restaurants, clothes stores and markets. This city is the UNESCO World City of Literature for its literary history and creative writing scene.

 

Nottingham

The CertHE in Business Management is not a language course and therefore not accredited by the British Council. 

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