About our Programmes
How your week is structured
Every UKAHAL pathway, whether Business or Computing, Foundation or International Year One, follows the same weekly rhythm from Monday to Friday:
Live Teaching (2 hours/day)
Real-time, interactive classes led by UK academics with engaging small groups, not lecture halls. This is where new material gets taught and questions get answered live, not pre-recorded.
Tutor-Guided Forum (up to 3 hours/day)
Structured time for discussion groups and self-directed work, with a tutor on hand throughout. This is not a formal class. It is where you work through tasks, ask questions and consolidate what you covered in that day's live session. Work has to be completed by the end of each day, but you can participate how you would like during these forums. You will get feedback on all work by the next class day.
Study Skills & English (1 hour/day)
Built into every single day, not a one-off add-on, students receive ongoing support to strengthening academic English and study skills alongside your subject content.
How our Programmes work
Example day:
Time (UK)
9:00 – 10:00 Study Skills / English
10:00 – 12:00 Live Teaching — modules
12:00 – 15:00 Tutor-Present Forum
Whatever Your study, here is what you can expect
You're Supported, Not Just Enrolled
• A named Academic Advisor tracking your progress and supporting your development throughout the programme.
• Regular progress check-ins built into every term, so issues get caught early.
• Wellbeing signposting, including peer support and access to external counselling where needed.
• A dedicated helpdesk for technical and academic queries.
A Learning Environment Built for Online
• All materials, activities and assessments live in one mobile-friendly learning environment.
• Every live class is recorded, so you can revisit anything you need to.
• Onboarding includes training in the digital tools and online study skills you'll need from day one.
You're Joining a Community, Not Studying Alone
• Moderated forums, interest groups and peer mentoring to help you connect with other students.
• Cultural orientation sessions to prepare you for UK academic norms and ways of working.
• A growing alumni network once you graduate, with mentoring and career opportunities.