What if I have problems with assessment or oral examination dates?
Much of the course assessment is continual and thus conducted through the teaching year.
If you are likely to miss your oral presentation for any reason, including illness, you must contact your class teacher/appropriate Language Co-ordinator.
If you are taken ill during an assessment in class you should tell the class teacher/invigilator immediately so that the necessary action can be taken to help you.
If you have a clash with an assessment you must contact your class class teacher/appropriate Language Co-ordinator.
What if I am not happy with my final result?
Please also get in touch with us if there is anything you feel is incorrect on your certificate or letter of attendance.
Please contact the Language Centre Manager with full details of your situation. It is important that you include your ID number and module number of the course you are taking.
If you chose not to tell the School about circumstances that may have affected your performance during assessments, and you believe this may have affected your results, then you can appeal your result.
You can also appeal your result if you feel you have good grounds (i.e. not just illness) or circumstances that may have affected your performance.
Does the final mark count towards my degree or appear on my degree transcript?
No, the mark will not count towards your degree nor appear on your transcript.
Where and how do I find out about my final result and certificate?
Certificates and final results will be available as soon as results have been returned following completion of the last course on the programme.
This is usually finalised in early June each year.
We will send out a results email to all registered students with details on when you can access hard copies of certificates.
Please make sure your permanent address is up to date by checking LSE for You. If you are a member of staff or LSE Alumni, please email Language.Centre.Course.Administration@lse.ac.uk with any changes.
All our non degree language courses follow the Council of Europe Assessment Profiles. The Level you have obtained is indicated on the reverse Certificate as an equivalence (these profiles are included in their Common European Framework of Reference for Languages).
Can I get copies of my certificate?
Yes you can, any time you need a copy please follow this link to request a reprint and pay the fee.