Foundation Programme
English, academic skills and digital literacy. The entry point if your grades or your English need strengthening before starting a BTEC.
Finished Grade 12? There is a route in whatever your results — Foundation, BTEC Level 2, or straight to Level 3.
Explore School Leavers →Pearson Higher National qualifications at Levels 4 and 5 — the HNC and HND in Business or Digital Technologies, taught in Muscat.
Explore Higher Education →Work-based learning that combines employment with a Pearson qualification.
Explore Apprenticeships →Evening and weekend study, IELTS preparation and Higher National qualifications for people already working.
Explore Adults →Accredited qualifications and English training delivered for Omani organisations, on campus or on your site.
Explore Employers →Facilities at Al Araimi Boulevard available to the public.
Explore Public Facilities →Finished Grade 12? There is a route in whatever your results — Foundation, BTEC Level 2, or straight to Level 3.
Your Grade 12 results and your English decide where you start, not whether you can start. We assess at interview and place you on the route that fits.
BTEC is assessed through assignments and projects across the year. A single difficult morning does not decide your result, and the work you produce is the kind employers recognise.
Level 3 continues into the Higher National Certificate at Level 4 and the Higher National Diploma at Level 5, both taught here in Muscat. Talk to admissions about the options open to you afterwards.
Fees are the founding rate and are payable in three instalments: 17 October 2026, 24 January 2027 and 1 May 2027. Pearson registration is charged separately — OMR 315 for Higher National programmes, OMR 260 for Levels 2 and 3. No VAT applies to educational services in Oman.
English, academic skills and digital literacy. The entry point if your grades or your English need strengthening before starting a BTEC.
A coursework-assessed introduction to how businesses operate — finance, marketing, customers and people.
Practical computing foundations — systems, networks and solving problems with digital tools.
The internationally recognised sixth-form equivalent in business, extending into Higher National study.
Two years of applied computing — programming, networks, data and systems — extending into Digital Technologies.
Free information sessions run every Saturday, 10am–2pm at Al Araimi Boulevard. We will look at your results and tell you exactly which route fits.