If you're thinking about starting our new two-year Master's Degree Voice Pedagogy but have no or little academic experience, don't let that hold you back.
At Voice Study Centre, our mission is to empower a diverse voice community by removing barriers to practitioner development, research and pedagogical excellence.
The Introduction to Postgraduate Academic Skills course is a key part of our strategy for inclusivity and provides a pathway to the full MA for those professionals who would otherwise be ineligible to apply. We offer a course that will build your academic skills, so that you feel more confident undertaking your MA.
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8 Key Takeaways:
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The course is open to everybody!
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Certificated in its own right, regardless of whether you continue to the full MA (ITOL Accredited).
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Three-month duration (although it is possible to complete the course sooner).
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Ideal for those seeking to bridge the gap between undergraduate and postgraduate study.
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We will introduce you to the advanced academic skills required at Master's level, allowing you to build up your knowledge of academic reading, researching, referencing and writing as you proceed.
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Upon successful completion, you’re guaranteed a place on the full MA course.
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You will also receive an official ITOL-accredited certificate entitled ‘Introduction to Postgraduate Academic Skills’.
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The cost of the course is deducted from the fees for the full MA, should you continue to the full MA.
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If you think our Introduction to Postgraduate Academic Skills course could be the right next step for you, feel free to get in touch at info@voicestudycentre.com - we're here to answer your queries and support you in your pedagogical journey.
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