Pre Medical Diploma

PRE-MEDICAL DIPLOMA Warnborough College offers an intensive Pre-Medical Diploma with direct entry to several World Health Organisation (WHO) recognised medical universities in the Caribbean.
The Warnborough College Pre-Medical Diploma is designed by medical practitioners to meet the high standards and requirements demanded for medical school. Students can meet and discuss their options with the Program Director throughout the academic program at Warnborough College, and to facilitate transfer to the medical universities.
After graduation from the Caribbean medical schools, are offered at hospitals in the USA and the UK.

What's involved?
Complete 8 required modules to acquire a solid background for medical studies.
Am I eligible?
Candidates are considered on a case-by-case basis. The basic entry requirement is a High School Diploma or equivalent, with good passes in science subjects (Chemistry, Biology, Physics, and Mathematics).
University graduates, transfer students and mature students with or without any science background are also eligible to apply for a place. Additional science-based courses may be required.
Students whose first language is not English must show proof of English proficiency (IELTS 6.5+, TOEFL 650+, or equivalent). Students may begin the program without these scores BUT they will not be allowed to graduate with the Diploma in Pre-Medical Studies until the required score has been obtained.

What is the program structure?
Each module is 100 hours of course content, and requires 100 hours of additional reading and study. Self-tests, and assignments are compulsory. There is a final examination for each module. Online support is given for all modules.
Modules (5 Credits each):
Introduction to Technical Writing (non-credit)
Students taking this module will have a basic understanding of technical writing including referencing procedures. Only a few hours study time, and very useful. No fee applies for this module.
1. BSC101 Human Biology (Anatomy & Physiology)
This module provides basic knowledge of human anatomy and physiology.
2. BSC109 Medical Terminology
Develops skills to communicate clearly and effectively using medical terminology.
3. BSC103 Biochemistry I (Animals)
Biochemistry is the chemistry of living things. This course concentrates on the chemistry of the animals.
4. BSC110 Cell Biology
An understanding of cell biology is important in many areas of study, for the cell is the building block of all living forms.
5. BSC203 Biochemistry II (Molecules)
Focuses on developing a greater familiarisation with biochemical molecules.
6. BSC211 Physiology
Develop and build your understanding of the principles of Physiology. Here, we will examine functions of the cells, tissues, systems of the human body.
7. BSC212 Anatomy
Provides an opportunity to develop and build on your understanding of the principles of Anatomy.
8. BSC302 Biochemistry III (Processes)
To explain a range of common biochemical processes with an emphasis upon animal and human biochemical processes.
After successfully accumulating 40 credits, and meeting all other requirements, all students will receive a Diploma in Pre-Medical Studies from Warnborough College.
How long will it take?
This will depend on the successful completion (grade B or above) in each of the 8 modules. The modules are self-paced. Module exemption may be permitted on academic evidence and/or assessment. A £100 fee will be required per module for exemption credit. The assessment fee is £50 per module.

What about Med School?
Once you successfully complete your pre-medical program, you can choose to study at a WHO-recognised university in the Caribbean. All classes are taught in English. After twenty months of basic science courses, two years of clinical medicine are offered through affiliated hospitals in the United States and in the United Kingdom.
Each university offers reasonable tuition, high quality instruction, good clinical rotations, and a great future for graduates. Their curriculum is consistent with that offered at US medical schools and is designed to meet the licensing requirements in the United States and other countries throughout the world.
Graduates who wish to practise in the United Kingdom must sit for the Professional Linguistic Assessment Board (PLAB) examination, after which they are allowed to practise with limited registration for 5 years (with full approval by the UK General Medical Council (GMC)). Students who wish to practise in the United States of America will need to undertake similar licensing requirements by sitting for the United States Medical Licensing Examination (MLE).
How do I apply?
Complete the . Each complete application will be processed within 3 working days with a tentative offer of a place pending receipt of all required documents.
When can I begin?
You may register online and begin at any time. However, all official documents must be sent direct to Warnborough College in Canterbury. A student will not be officially registered (Matriculated) for the program until the Registration Fee has been paid in full.
What are the benefits of the Warnborough Pre-Medical program?
* A first-class academic program designed by medical practitioners
* Entry on a case-by-case basis - all applicants are considered by merit
* Begin at any time - immediate registration - no loss of time
* Study from home - no need to take time off from work or relocate to the UK
* Self-paced online learning with friendly mentor support
* Affordable
* Entry to a WHO recognised medical university
* Opens the door for a career in medicine This course is available as a written correspondence course, as downloadable modules and on CD.