• solid grammar and practice,
• vocabulary development
• integrated skills with communicative role-plays
• personalization

Certified By:

• Recognise who may be vulnerable.
• Understand the signs and indicators of abuse.
• Comprehend what to do if a young person discloses abuse to you.
• Ascertain about recording and reporting procedures.
• Know good practice guidelines.

• Build a coherent and sound foundation in Islamic finance, at a level enabling graduates to choose from a wide range of career options internationally within the Islamic finance field
• Pursue a specialist interest in Islamic finance and relate this expertise to professional requirements and codes of conduct in line with the National Occupational Standards (NOS) and Quality Assurance Agency (QAA) subject benchmark statements.
• Develop a wide range of intellectual and analytical abilities relevant to Islamic finance, including those of critical thinking and analytical decision making
• Develop and practice the transferable skills necessary for continual personal development and to respond positively to change during careers in Islamic finance
• Discuss terminology, concepts, principles and techniques as utilised in Islamic finance
• Develop the attitudes, skills and abilities necessary to work in an international Islamic finance context and an awareness and appreciation of different cultural values
• Prepare for further studies at Masters degree level.