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Hensard University’s Foundation School Prepares For January 2024 Launch With State-Of-The-Art Facilities

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Prospective students and their parents exploring Hensard University in Toru-Orua have been captivated by the impressive facilities showcased at the university’s Foundation School, where basic studies programs are set to commence in January 2024…..CONTINUE READING....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶

 

 

 

The one-year program encompasses arts, social and management sciences, as well as physical and natural sciences, designed to prepare candidates for JAMB, GCE, NECO, and direct admission to undergraduate studies.

Hensard University Vice-Chancellor, Prof Dileep Kumar M., assured that students admitted to the Foundation School will have access to world-class facilities equivalent to those available to undergraduates. Prof Kumar emphasized the university’s commitment to providing the best pre-university education within an environment that prioritizes the success of the students.

Key subjects covered in the foundation program include English, Mathematics, Biology, Chemistry, Physics, English Literature, Government, History, Economics, Accounting, Agricultural Science, Geography, and Civics. Experienced teachers tailor their instruction to meet the needs of students, whether in groups or individually.

The university has been warmly receiving prospective students, parents, and guardians, offering them firsthand experiences of the facilities. Prof Kumar stated that Hensard University staff are available to guide visitors on tours of the learning facilities, medical center, and accommodation.

Interested applicants can access the online application form at https://HensardUniversity.edu.ng/Foundation-School, with a cost of ₦50,000 payable to Hensard University at designated banks (Sterling Bank and FCMB).

After payment, applicants can complete the online application form at the provided website. The school is scheduled to resume on January 15, 2024.

For more information, interested individuals can visit https://HensardUniversity.edu.ng/Foundation-School or contact the Foundation School via email at Foundationschool@hensarduniversity.edu.ng. General inquiries can be directed to 09169985153, while the Director of the Foundation School can be reached at 09169985156, and the Admissions Office at 09169985150.

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