ACADEMICS

INDEPENDENT LEARNING THEMES

THE (4)-WEEK SINGLE COURSE QUICK THEME

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What is the (4) - Week SINGLE COURSE Quick Theme?

The (4) - week Single course quick learning theme consists of a “Single full course” that is selected by the student and extends over a 4-week period. This theme is credit-based so that the student may be able to make a credit transfer in case s/he wishes to continue his/her education in another institution.

Skill Development

The quick learning theme is specially dedicated for the type of skills that require a minimum of one month in order to be mastered by students

Need Help..!

Contact the appropriate department for information about this theme. And if there will be any prerequisites. The admission office will choose an academic mentor who will help you in selecting and defining the required learning topics, and will sign your study planner

| FACULTIES AND PROGRAMS |

1 MONTH

4 WEEKS

12 TOPICS

12 SESSIONS

36 HOURS

45 CREDITS

1 FINAL EXAM

1 PROJECT

1 PORTFOLIO

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Credit Distribution

The regular weekly academic load of a standard ELGA Schools course is: three sessions per week, three hours per session, making a total of nine hours per week, this is in addition to the designated mid-course examinations, graduation projects, portfolio making, and other graduation requirements.

Week 1

Topic/Session 1 - (3 Credit Hours)

Topic/Session 2 - (3 Credit Hours)

Topic/Session 3 - (3 Credit Hours)

(9 Credits)

Week 2

Topic/Session 4 - (3 Credit Hours)

Topic/Session 5 - (3 Credit Hours)

Topic/Session 6 - (3 Credit Hours)

(9 Credits)

Week 3

Topic/Session 7 - (3 Credit Hours)

Topic/Session 8 - (3 Credit Hours)

Topic/Session 9 - (3 Credit Hours)

(9 Credits)

Week 4

Topic/Session 10 - (3 Credit Hours)

Topic/Session 11 - (3 Credit Hours)

Topic/Session 12 - (3 Credit Hours)

(9 Credits)

Graduation Requirements

Final Exam - (3 Credit Hours)

Graduation Portfolio - (3 Credit Hours)

Graduation Project - (3 Credit Hours)

(9 Credits)

Total

(45 Credits)

Transcripts You Receive

Upon graduation, the student is issued:

A grade Transcript
A graduation certificate
Two reference letters to submit to employers as part of a job application document.
The schools also provide two-year support for their graduates by sending reference email letters to employers of their graduates upon request.