Theology and Mission (Children, Youth and Family Ministry) CertHE

Non-standard Entry Process It is recognised that standard procedures for assessing applications may not always provide an accurate understanding of an applicant's suitability. In such cases alternative evidence is required. This non-standard entry process, together with the process framework for assessment, are followed by all the University of Manchester ‘Religions and Theology’ partner institutions, including Cliff College. Prospective students are assessed on a case-by-case basis. They will normally be required to I. Provide satisfactory evidence of their ability to engage in study at degree level via an interview, and II. Satisfactorily complete a formal piece of written work demonstrating an ability to write coherently and reflectively. Students accessing via the Non-standard Entry Process may be admitted to a lower level award, with the option to progress to a higher level award on the basis of satisfactory academic progression.