Managing Pathway Courses through Application

Welcome to the new Pathway Course feature! This article will help you navigate the process of adding and tracking pathway courses from a single application.

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Pathway Courses are educational programs designed to help students bridge the gap between their current qualifications and the entry requirements for a higher-level program, such as a bachelor's or master's degree. These courses are particularly useful for students who may not meet the direct entry requirements due to differences in educational systems, lack of specific subject knowledge, or language proficiency.

Before you start the Pathway Course feature, ensure that you have added a product with a "Foundation Type"

If you need assistance with adding or configuring this product, please refer to https://support.agentcis.com/en/articles/221-adding-product

Step 1: Start an Application for the Foundation Course

To begin, you'll need to start an application for the product that includes the foundation course.

Click on the "Add" button to create a New Application

Step 2: Select the product that includes the foundation course from the available options.

Step 3: Select and Add a Progression Course

Once the application for the foundation course is started, you can add and track a progression course.

Step 4: Click on Save to start the application.

Key Features of Pathway Courses:

  • Academic Skill Development: Helps students develop essential academic skills, such as writing, research, and critical thinking, which are necessary for success in higher education.

  • Subject-Specific Knowledge: Provides foundational knowledge in specific subjects to prepare students for advanced study in their chosen field.

  • Language Support: Offers intensive language training for non-native speakers to improve their proficiency and ability to succeed in an academic environment.

  • Smooth Transition: Ensures that students are well-prepared to transition into their desired degree programs by meeting all academic and language requirements.

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