Develop and strengthen your English language and academic skills and gain a place on an undergraduate degree of your choice at the University of Reading with the International Foundation Language Programme.If you are an international student without British A level qualifications (or the equivalent) and would like to study at the University of Reading, but your confidence with English is quite low, then the International Foundation and Language Programme (IFLP) is the perfect foundation programme for you.The IFLP is a full-time extended foundation programme with entry points in July and September. With September entry, you will complete eleven weeks of English language training and then join the International Foundation Programme (IFP) in January. The IFLP is therefore the same as the January Entry IFP, but with the addition of eleven weeks of language training at the start and greater English language support throughout the remainder of the programme.September IFLP enables you to progress to any degree within the University of Reading except for Science and Life Science degrees. Popular progression degrees are those within the Henley Business School (Accounting, Business, Finance, and Management), Law, Real Estate, Construction Management and Engineering, Quantity Surveying, Economics, Entrepreneurship and Consumer Behaviour and Marketing. Upon successful completion you will be guaranteed a place on your chosen degree course in September of the same year.By the end of this programme you will have improved your English language skills, gained academic training in your chosen subjects and achieved the transferable skills necessary for undergraduate study. Upon successful completion of the IFLP and having met the specific entry requirements for your chosen degree, you will be guaranteed a place on your chosen degree course in the September the following year.<br><br>The IFP qualifies you to study a full undergraduate degree at a British university, the gateway to a very wide range of fulfilling careers.<br><br>During the IFLP you will develop academic transferable skills such as the ability to produce high quality written work, think critically, communicate well, and interpret and analyse a range of information.<br><br>Around 80% of students who take the IFP at the University of Reading qualify to progress on to their chosen undergraduate degre with a large number gaining their degrees from Henley Business School, IMCA or the University of Reading Law School.<br><br>Universal Program Code -NQ14