Zimbabwe GCE O Level

Find information about the minimum Zimbabwe GCE O Level grades you need to meet the English language requirements for ҹèÊÓƵ and UPIC
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English language requirements
To be accepted onto a degree course with us you must have a suitable English language qualification. The tables below show the minimum English language requirements for standard courses at RQF 6 (degree level) and above.
Some courses have English language requirements that are higher than those shown below; please check the relevant course for details.
What if I don't meet the requirements?
If you don't think you will be able to meet these requirements, you may be able to join a pre-sessional English language course offered by our English for Academic Purposes . Please note that to study a pre-sessional English language course UKVI require Student (formerly Tier 4) visa holders to take a Secure English Language Test (SELT) at a UKVI approved test centre ( details of approved SELTs ).
 
ҹèÊÓƵ requirement – Zimbabwe GCE O Level
Undergraduate programmes Postgraduate programmes
C C
UPIC requirement – Zimbabwe GCE O Level
Undergraduate programmes Postgraduate programmes
C C
Further guidance on English language requirements
On our further guidance on English language requirements page you will find a complete list of notes and clarifications across all qualifications for applying to the ҹèÊÓƵ.

The validity period of qualifications accepted

Degrees awarded in the UK or in majority English language speaking countries (as defined by UKVI) will be accepted as meeting our standard English language entry requirements. Normally, these should have been awarded no more than three years prior to your course start date at ҹèÊÓƵ.
IELTS academic tests (non SELTS) should also have been taken no more than three years prior to your course start date at ҹèÊÓƵ.
IELTS academic tests (SELTS, taken at UKVI approved test centres) should have been taken within two yearsof the date your CAS is issued for studies at ҹèÊÓƵ. This is a UKVI requirement.
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