Teaching at London Waltham College may differ from the teaching in your home country, with lectures, seminars and workshops. This variety of teaching encourages students to actively participate through supervised discussion, debates and presentations. All classes are led by a professional academic.
At London Waltham College we care about each of our students and work to build strong student-staff relationships, as we believe this enhances student performance. Students are assigned a personal tutor who provides individual assistance and monitors academic progress on a regular basis and our lecturers operate an easy access policy, to provide additional help and support.
London Waltham College facilitates international students' adjustment to the UK education system, through extra study skills, revision and examination preparation classes, as well as optional English academic writing classes.
British education places a high emphasis on self-teaching, and students are required to supplement formal teaching with independent study. This can involve researching a topic, usually based around a lecture or seminar; making a presentation; or producing written work or coursework.
A variety of assessment methods are used, including examinations, coursework and presentations. Group work may also be assessed.
This is where a student copies work from another student or from a book without referencing the source properly. This is a serious offence, with severe penalties. You will be given information on plagiarism when you begin your studies, and can speak to your personal tutor at any time.
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