Everyday English

Everyday English

Level: 1
Awarding Body: Non

STUDENT PROFILE

This programme is designed for people who wish to gain a better understanding of the principles and practice of written and spoken English.

COURSE OUTLINE

The course is divided into modules as follows:

Module One

* Lesson One: Spelling
* Lesson Two: What Makes English Tick…
* Lesson Three: Replacing and Describing Nouns
* Lesson Four: Negatives and Questions
* Lesson Five: Going On Doing and Where…
* Lesson Six: This, That, These, Those
* Lesson Seven: Shall; Will; Who? What?
* Lesson Eight: What Would You Do?
* Lesson Nine: The Past
* Lesson Ten: What Was Happening?

Module Two: More Advanced Language

* Lesson Eleven: What Had Happened?
* Lesson Twelve: I Ought To Have Done It…
* Lesson Thirteen: What May Have Happened
* Lesson Fourteen: Different Kinds of Verbs
* Lesson Fifteen: Revision Module Three: Practical English
* Lesson Sixteen: Two Ways of Sayings Things
* Lesson Seventeen: Comprehension
* Lesson Eighteen: Composition Tutor Marked Assignment A
* Lesson Nineteen: Listening/Writing Practice with your CD
* Lesson Twenty: Listening/Writing Practice with your CD Module Four: More Advanced Language (CD)
* Lesson 21: Two Interviews
* Lesson 22: Written Language
* Lesson 23: Revision
* Lesson 24: Use of your Dictionary

DURATION

Students may study over any timescale of up to one year. To complete the course will take in the region of 60 hours of study.

ASSESSMENT

This course is assessed through a series of tutor marked assignments. No attendance at an exams centre is required.

ACCREDITATION

This course is intended for personal development and is not accredited. Students completing a series of tutor marked assignments will receive a completion certificate

SUPPORT

Students receive tutor support for a full one year from registration plus rs.

PRICE £160.01 including VAT and Postage and Packaging (where applicable)