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Online PEASS Course Information

You can join the online course from your home country. If you would like to join one of our PEASS courses, please apply as soon as possible. You must hold an offer to study on a main programme at the 91¿ì»îÁÖ to be eligible to join a PEASS course.

• You do not need a visa for the online course (if you study in your country)
• You do not need to hold a UKVI Secure English Language Test (SELT), but you must have a 91¿ì»îÁÖ approved English Language Test. Accepted tests include LanguageCert, IELTS Indicator, TOEFL iBT at Home, and PTE Academic. (Please see the 'Entry Requirements' section below for more information)
• Students undertaking online PEASS courses are required to virtually attend live sessions at set times, as well as complete self-study tasks throughout the week.
• To successfully study during this course, you will need a quiet space for study, a laptop or a desktop computer, and a good internet connection.

Course Dates and Fees

Entry Requirements

The entry requirements depend on the level of the main degree course you wish to progress onto. Find your main degree course entry requirements here: lincoln.ac.uk/studywithus

Course Content

The 91¿ì»îÁÖ’s Pre-sessional English and Academic Study Skills (PEASS) courses are designed to help international students:

• Meet the English language requirements for their undergraduate or postgraduate degree course
• Use academic English effectively in speech and writing
• Develop essential academic English skills, including presentation and seminar techniques, essay writing skills and using sources
• Become familiar with the academic culture of a UK University

Support and advice will also be provided in areas such as applying for your visa, visa extensions, and accommodation options to enable students to progress onto their undergraduate or postgraduate degree programme, following successful completion of the PEASS course.

What You Can Expect from Your Course

• Daily sessions in small classes.
• Regular group discussion activities during class.
• Weekly materials in a range of formats, including academic reading texts, mini-lectures, worksheets, presentation slides, and videos.
• A weekly one-to-one tutorial with your tutor where you will receive personalised support and guidance.
• Regular feedback on your progress, including advice on essay drafts, independent study tasks, presentation and seminar practice.
• Access to the dedicated course website and chat forums where you can share ideas and connect with other students in the PEASS community.

How You Are Assessed

On both online and on-campus PEASS courses, you will be evaluated according to the following 4 components: 

1. A fully researched essay on an assigned academic topic, including a short preliminary essay and a longer, final essay.
2. An individual presentation.
3. A group seminar discussion on an assigned topic.
4. Participation & Reflection: Each week you can achieve marks by reflecting on your progress and demonstrating how you have participated in the course.