Adult literacy level 2 courses

... entrance requirement is a reasonable level of literacy, preferably holding a qualification at Level 2 Adult Literacy or equivalent e.g. GCSE A* - C, O Level...

... normally be aged 18 or over and have sufficient literacy and numeracy skills and sufficient general education to undertake a level 2 course, preferably... Learn about: Skills and Training...

...If you feel you need to improve your basic skills and you would like to improve your general level of education, this is the course for you. Signposts is a supported course designed to give you the skills, knowledge, experience and confidence to progress on to other college courses. This course... Learn about: Full Time...

...This course is designed for school leavers and young people with learning difficulties, who need to improve their skills in a supported setting. There are three levels depending on previous academic performance and level of ability. Each level of the course will include:... Learn about: Full Time...

...This course combines both the theory and practice of delivering basic skills to small groups of adult learners...

...The level 5 Diploma in Teaching in the Lifelong Learning Sector (DTLLS) is for pre-service or in-service teachers, and is aimed at candidates who: are deemed to be in a Full Teacher role or - would like or require a full level 5 qualification allowing them to teach in the Lifelong Learning Sector...

...2. Course description This course is offered at three levels and is suitable for adults who need to develop their English literacy, mathematics and information technology skills. You will study listening, reading, speaking, spelling and writing in a range of contexts, including mathematics... Learn about: IT for adults, GCSE Mathematics...

... and the knowledge economy Investigating criterial features at different CEFR levels 'Language Assessment Literacy' 'Teacher attitudes towards assessment' 'Teacher... Learn about: Teacher Education, Education Studies, Critical Analysis...

...This course is for you if you wish to study level 1 in English and move onto English Level 2 or GCSE English course. This course is not suitable for ESOL learners...

...: PC systems Using the internet IT applications Digital devices. You will also work to gain an Adult Literacy qualification at either Level 1 or level...

...During the course you will develop and improve your literacy skills. Teaching will focus on the areas that you require, having completed your own individual learning plan. These areas will include reading, writing, comprehension, spelling, punctuation and grammar. In the small groups different...

...If you’re in your last year at school or thinking about what to do next year, Hopwood Hall College has a huge range of courses and Apprenticeships to kick start your career. From entry level to Foundation Degrees, Hopwood Hall College welcomes thousands of young people onto its courses each year...

...Qualification Name: Certificate In Adult Literacy Course Name: English (Basic) Entry 1, 2 & 3 Course Code: LACL Centre: Willesden, Wembley...

...: PC systems Using the internet IT applications Digital devices. You will also work to gain an Adult Literacy qualification at either Level 1 or level...

...During the course you will develop and improve your literacy skills. Teaching will focus on the areas that you require, having completed your own individual learning plan. These areas will include reading, writing, comprehension, spelling, punctuation and grammar. In the small groups different...

... should have Level 2 Literacy and Numeracy or equivalent or be willing to work towards these during the course. These are an essential requirement...

..., or to possess an Adult Literacy or Functional Skills English qualification at level 2. You will also need to complete an entry test to a satisfactory standard and to attend an information session before you can be offered a place on this course... Learn about: Part Time, English Language, Full Time...

...You will learn the basic essential skills required to enter teaching or training in the Lifelong Learning Sector/Post Compulsory Education. This is an ideal foundation if you are considering a career in teaching 14-19 year olds or adults...

...During the course you will develop and improve your literacy skills. Teaching will focus on the areas that you require, having completed your own individual learning plan. These areas will include reading, writing, comprehension, spelling, punctuation and grammar. In the small groups different...

...Suitable for: for adults and young people wishing to improve their ICT skills in order to progress to NQF Level 1 qualifications, and for those whose basic skills needs are below Level 1 and who wish to develop their ICT skills in a context relevant to themselves...