A Vibrant and Inclusive Community

LIFE IN CAMPUS

Life on campus can be a vibrant and dynamic experience! It often involves a mix of academics, social activities, and personal growth. Here are a few aspects you might encounter:

1. Academics: Attending lectures, participating in group projects, and studying for exams are central to our campus life. You’ll likely have opportunities to engage with professionals and explore courses that interest you.
2. Social Life: There are numerous clubs, organizations, and events to get involved in. Whether you’re into management, health, or technology, there’s often something for everyone. Socializing with peers and making new friends is a big part of our experience.
3. Extracurricular: our students join clubs, sports teams, or take on part-time jobs. These activities can be a great way to balance academics and build skills.
4. Campus Facilities: E and physical Libraries, laboratories, a conference hall equipped with an interactive panel, and a student career and hub center. These facilities often serve as hubs for studying, working out and hanging out.
5. Independence: For many, being in a professional institution is a time to learn to manage your time, budget, and make decisions on your own. It’s a period of significant personal growth and exposure.

1. Support Systems: Our campuses offer resources like counseling services, academic advising, and career support to help students navigate challenges and plan for their futures.

Overall, our campus life is what you will make of it. It is an exciting and transformative time, full of opportunities to learn, grow, and connect with others in the professional milieu.

DRESSING

Our school’s dress code policy is designed to promote a positive and respectful professional learning environment. By adhering to these guidelines, students contribute to a focused and inclusive atmosphere that supports academic success and personal growth.

DRESS CODE

1. ..On Mondays all students put on their official wears
2. ..On Tuesdays all students wear the school T shirt over a black trouser or black skirt
3. ..On Wednesdays all students wear their school tracksuits
4. ..On Thursdays and Fridays all student wear their personal and decent dresses.

SPORTING ACTIVITIES

With a strong tradition of sporting excellence across a wide number of sports, we offer talented student athletes the necessary support to excel in their given sport.

We provide our football team exclusive access to quality coaching and training within a player development pathway. The aim of this is to improve the technical ability and tactical understanding of promising young players and enable them to play and train at a higher level through our partnership EDU SPORTS ACADEMY. Our professional programs provide players the opportunity to develop in a structured, fun and safe learning environment, as an addition to any school and/or club sessions and fixtures they might currently participate in.

                 FIRST CLASS FACILITIES

Our First-class facilities on campus significantly enhance our student experience. Here are some examples of what our top-notch facilities include:

1. Modern Classrooms: Equipped with the latest technology such as projectors, high-speed internet, and advanced audio-visual panel systems to facilitate interactive learning.
2. State-of-the-Art Libraries: Featuring extensive digital and physical resources, quiet study areas, collaborative spaces, and sometimes even coffee to our guests
3. High-Tech Labs: Specialized labs for sciences, engineering, or digital media with up-to-date equipment and software, providing hands-on learning opportunities.
4. Students’ Canteen: Diverse and high-quality food services with multiple dining venues, including options for various dietary needs and preferences.
5. Career Hub Services: Facilities dedicated to helping students with job placement, internships, resume building, and career counseling.
6. Technology Centers: Access to cutting-edge technology and equipment, including computer labs, media studios, and tech support services.

These facilities not only support academic and extracurricular activities but also contribute to a well-rounded and enriching university experience.

CAREER HUB AND ORIENTATION

Orientation

Orientation is an introductory program designed to help our new students acclimate to campus life and academic expectations. Here’s what typically happens during our orientation sessions:

1. Campus Tours: Guided tours to familiarize new students with our elite campus layout, including key facilities
2. Welcome Sessions: Events to introduce students to the university’s culture, values, and available resources, often featuring speeches from administrators and faculty staff.
3. Academic Advising: Meetings with academic advisors to discuss course selection, degree requirements, and academic goals.
4. Social Activities: Events and activities aimed at helping new students meet each other, such as cultural days, youth week celebrations, matriculation days, campus visits etc.
5. Workshops and Seminars: Sessions on various topics like study skills, time management, and campus safety to prepare students for academic and personal success.
6. Information on Services: Introduction to campus services such as health services, counseling, financial aid, and student support centers.
7. Student Handbook: Distribution of materials that outline campus policies, academic regulations, and other important information.
8. Technology Orientation: Training on how to use campus technology, including online learning platforms, email systems, and library databases.

Career Hub

Our Career hub on campus is a dedicated space or resource center designed to help students with their career development and job search. Here’s what you might find in our well-equipped career hub:

1. Career Counseling: Personalized guidance from career advisors who can help with career exploration, job search strategies, and professional development.
2. Resume and Cover Letter Workshops: Sessions to help you craft effective resumes and cover letters, often including one-on-one review and feedback.
3. Interview Preparation: Resources for practicing interview skills, including mock interviews, interview tips, and techniques for answering common questions.
4. Job and Internship Listings: Access to a database of job and internship opportunities, often tailored to students’ fields of study and interests.
5. Networking Opportunities: Events such as career fairs, employer panels, and networking mixers that connect students with potential employers and industry professionals.
6. Career Development Workshops: Seminars and workshops on various topics such as personal branding, LinkedIn profile optimization, and job search strategies in and out of the country.
7. Alumni Networks: Connections to alumni who can offer mentorship, advice, and potentially job opportunities in various fields like AECO.
8. Job Placement Services: Assistance with job placement, including partnerships with companies that specifically hire graduates from the institution.
9. Industry-specific Resources: Access to industry-specific career resources, including professional associations, certifications, and sector-specific job boards.
10. Career Assessment Tools: Tools and tests to help you understand your skills, interests, and personality traits to better align with career options.

Both career hubs and orientation programs are crucial in ensuring that students are well-prepared for their academic journey and future careers. They provide the tools and support needed to navigate the complexities of professional university life and the transition into professional environments.

KELDEN UNIVERSITY a NCUK STUDY CENTER

The NCUK Qualifications provide a route to NCUK University Partners across several destinations. These Qualifications are designed to prepare international students for university study with guaranteed entry to universities worldwide.

We provide a variety of qualifications tailored to your needs; whether you aim to commence your degree from the first or second year or gear up for postgraduate studies; NCUK has something for everyone. These programs are:

International Foundation Year

(Bridging qualification between high school and university with guaranteed entry)

International Year One

(Complete the 1^st year of your Bachelor’s Degree locally; saving time and money)

International Year 2

(Complete the 2^nd year of a bachelor’s Degree locally before progressing to select NCUK Universities)

Masters Preparation

(Enhance your English and Academic Skills for a Master’s Degree and get an automatic admission into a NCUK university)