Study Programmes
Studying at Almadina Full-Time Students Part-Time Students Prospects Applications
A flexible programme of study provides opportunities to develop a range of interests.
Qur'an and Related Sciences
The Prophetic Tradition, Hadith and Science of Jurisprudence (Shari'ah)
Biography and History of Islam
Beginner- and Advanced Level Study
Diction and Grammar
History of Arabic Literature and Select Texts
One year preparatory and two years of higher learning
Two-year introductory and five years of higher learning
The First Year will be a preparatory year. Students are expected to complete the first year course and undertake an end-of-year examination. Students who pass the examination will gain entry to Diploma level. Students will be expected to complete a total of nine terms in their three years of study at Almadina.
The first two years will represent preparation towards the Diploma course, at the end of which students will be required to undertake an examination. Successful students will gain entry to the Diploma course. Part-time students will be expected to complete a total of 15 terms in their five years of study at Almadina.
The full Prospectus is available to download, as well as a printed Prospectus which can be ordered from Almadina College. To download click image thumbnails.
To study at Almadina College, you must complete an application form (included in the Prospectus or online). Please ensure that you include all necessary documentation when you submit your form. If unsure, please contact the College Administration Office on 020 7377 6780 or email: info@almadinacollege.co.uk.
You are advised to submit your application form as early as possible. We also encourage you to come to the College Reception, open Monday-Thursday 12 noon-5pm term time.
Successful applicants will be notified by post or email. You will then need to enrol and make arrangements to pay your fees by the first day of the academic session.
Almadina College has an extremely flexible entry requirement; formal qualifications are not needed and we make our own assessment of your skills and knowledge. Our Entry-level and Diploma courses are designed for students with no formal qualifications. Please note: UK, EU/EEA nationals and others with full permission to work in the UK or otherwise residing in the UK may apply at Almadina College.
Successful applicants will receive a letter of admission from the College Registry, by post or email. You will also receive an information pack detailing the fees to be paid, timetable of classes, specific reading or details of any special arrangements.
Application forms for study at Almadina College can be downloaded in various formats. Please select your preferred format, print the application form, complete and return it to the College by post with all the relevant documentation as listed below.Click here for the application form as Microsoft Word file.Click here for the application form as PDF file.
All students must provide the College Registry within the Administration Office with the following:
Proof of identity (passport, driving licence, birth certificate)
Proof of address (utility bill or bank statement)
Two passport-sized photographs
NB: You must provide original documents. Photocopies will be retained in the Administration Office and the originals returned to you for personal collection.
Your course programme is contingent on the timely settlement of all fees due, unless special dispensation is made by the Administration Office. Failure to settle fees by the due date could affect your eligibility to enter examinations.
Almadina College has a flexible payment option: fees can be paid by standing order, cheque or cash in person at the Administration Office. The College recognises the difficulty in paying fees all at once; hence we encourage you to take advantage of the instalment plan. Students paying by instalment must make payment at the beginning of each term.
Students should acquaint themselves with the regulations relating to their programme of study, student disciplinary codes and attendance requirements and authorized absences. Please consult the Administration Office for details of College regulations or visit the website at: www.almadinacollege.co.uk
Studying at Almadina
A flexible programme of study provides opportunities to develop a range of interests.
Islamic Science Course includes:
Qur'an and Related Sciences
The Prophetic Tradition, Hadith and Science of Jurisprudence (Shari'ah)
Biography and History of Islam
Arabic Language Course includes:
Beginner- and Advanced Level Study
Diction and Grammar
History of Arabic Literature and Select Texts
Full-Time Students
One year preparatory and two years of higher learning
Part-Time Students
Two-year introductory and five years of higher learning
Successful completion of the three- or five-year study programme will lead to a Certificate of Higher Learning award.
The following are examples of what Almadina College students can typically expect to acquire:
Enriched Arabic vocabulary and grammar
Acquisition of critical and analytical skills derived from understanding of fiqh
Memorization of portions of Qur'an with tajweed and tafseer
Knowledge of the biography of the Prophet, on him peace and blessings
In-depth appreciation of the methodology of the schools of thought
Prospects
If Full-Time
The First Year will be a preparatory year. Students are expected to complete the first year course and undertake an end-of-year examination. Students who pass the examination will gain entry to Diploma level. Students will be expected to complete a total of nine terms in their three years of study at Almadina.
If Part-Time
The first two years will represent preparation towards the Diploma course, at the end of which students will be required to undertake an examination. Successful students will gain entry to the Diploma course. Part-time students will be expected to complete a total of 15 terms in their five years of study at Almadina.
The core courses are taught on a modular basis, with two or three modules taken each year. Assessment (end-of-year examination or assessed piece of work) of the modules are accumulated and contribute to the final diploma result and certification.
Prospectus
The full Prospectus is available to download, as well as a printed Prospectus which can be ordered from Almadina College. To download click image thumbnails.
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Applications
Entry Requirements
To study at Almadina College, you must complete an application form (included in the Prospectus or online). Please ensure that you include all necessary documentation when you submit your form. If unsure, please contact the College Administration Office on 020 7377 6780 or email: info@almadinacollege.co.uk.
You are advised to submit your application form as early as possible. We also encourage you to come to the College Reception, open Monday-Thursday 12 noon-5pm term time.
Successful applicants will be notified by post or email. You will then need to enrol and make arrangements to pay your fees by the first day of the academic session.
Almadina College has an extremely flexible entry requirement; formal qualifications are not needed and we make our own assessment of your skills and knowledge. Our Entry-level and Diploma courses are designed for students with no formal qualifications. Please note: UK, EU/EEA nationals and others with full permission to work in the UK or otherwise residing in the UK may apply at Almadina College.
Application Procedure
Successful applicants will receive a letter of admission from the College Registry, by post or email. You will also receive an information pack detailing the fees to be paid, timetable of classes, specific reading or details of any special arrangements.
Application Forms
Application forms for study at Almadina College can be downloaded in various formats. Please select your preferred format, print the application form, complete and return it to the College by post with all the relevant documentation as listed below.
Information Needed
All students must provide the College Registry within the Administration Office with the following:
Proof of identity (passport, driving licence, birth certificate)
Proof of address (utility bill or bank statement)
Two passport-sized photographs
NB: You must provide original documents. Photocopies will be retained in the Administration Office and the originals returned to you for personal collection.
Your course programme is contingent on the timely settlement of all fees due, unless special dispensation is made by the Administration Office. Failure to settle fees by the due date could affect your eligibility to enter examinations.
Fees
Almadina College has a flexible payment option: fees can be paid by standing order, cheque or cash in person at the Administration Office. The College recognises the difficulty in paying fees all at once; hence we encourage you to take advantage of the instalment plan. Students paying by instalment must make payment at the beginning of each term.
Regulations
Students should acquaint themselves with the regulations relating to their programme of study, student disciplinary codes and attendance requirements and authorized absences. Please consult the Administration Office for details of College regulations or visit the website at: www.almadinacollege.co.uk
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