A pre-university programme designed to develop strong English language proficiency, critical thinking, creative writing, literature understanding, and oral communication. It prepares students for undergraduate degrees in English Studies, Mass Communication, Education, and related arts or humanities fields.

Many Students Choose Arts (English) Because:

• Enhances English language fluency in speaking, writing, and analysis.
• Develops critical skills through literature study, creative writing, and public speaking.
• Offers diverse progression options such as English, Communication, Education, and Media.
  

Some Students Do Not Choose the Arts (English) Because:

• Heavy focus on reading, writing, and analysis, which can feel demanding.
• Less technical or vocational compared to fields like IT or science.
• Requires consistent English proficiency and enthusiasm for humanities study.
  

Lifestyle During Study:

• Interactive sessions: lectures, seminars, group discussions, presentations.
• Core modules include Reading & Writing, Grammar, Literature, Public Speaking, Introductory Linguistics, Basic Statistics, and ICT Skills.
  

After Graduation:

• Direct entry into bachelor’s programmes in English, Mass Communication, Education, Linguistics, or related humanities degrees.
• Students are academically and linguistically prepared for university-level content.
• Strong foundation in critical reading, writing, and oral communication—skills valued across fields.
  

What is Hard:

• Extensive reading of literature and academic texts.
• Academic writing: essays, research papers, and critiques require clarity and structure.
• Analytical depth: requiring abstract thinking and interpretation of themes and context.
  

What is Easy:

• Supportive structure: clear modules in grammar, writing, and speaking.
• Skill-based learning: practical improvement in English use is visible and rewarding.
• Collaborative groups: peer learning in discussions, presentations, and projects.
  

Fun Fact:

“Foundation in Arts (English) is where you learn to read between the lines—and between the lines there’s always a story.”

This is for you if you like:

• Reading novels, poems, and stories
• Writing your thoughts, essays, or creative pieces
• Speaking confidently in English
• Exploring cultures, ideas, and language
  

Career Opportunities (After Degree):

• English Language Teacher
• Editor / Content Writer
• Public Relations Officer
• Media & Communications Executive
• Translator / Interpreter
• Academic Researcher or Lecturer
• Language Assessment Specialist
• Curriculum Developer
  

Relevant Certifications to Consider:

• Bachelor of Arts (English, Communications, Education)
• Diploma in TESL or English Language Teaching
• CELTA / DELTA (global English teaching certifications)
• TESOL Certification