English college courses in Cambridge

...meanings, the structure of texts and the sounds of language. You will be expected to analyse and discuss a range of texts (perhaps linked by genre or theme)... Learn about: English Language...

...structuring talk to suit a range of situations whilst adopting particular roles and a range of oratorical techniques read with insight and engagement...

...consider the writers' use of literary and linguistic techniques and comment on the significance of contextual background. You will study am anthology... Learn about: English Language...

...grammar extension through the introduction and practice of functional business language. Reading and writing skills will be developed through topical texts...

...Assessment This course is assessed by a combination of examination (60%) and coursework (40%)...

...The department organises regular conferences on topics such as ?Post-Colonial Literature?, ?The Monologue? and ?The Modern Novel?. · We run several theatre visits...

...You will learn to make links between the texts and comment on the uses and effects of language, form and structure. The areas for study will include themes...

...These have included a poetry celebration on National Poetry Day, speakers from Cambridge colleges on a range of topics including Shakespearean comedy...

...demonstrate their ability to: · communicate clearly and imaginatively, structuring talk to suit a range of situations whilst adopting particular roles...

...Advanced grammar points will be dealt with and this will result in improved accuracy both orally and in writing. The latter, together with reading...

...is covered by the book which is used in class 'The New Cambridge English course' (Intermediate) but this is not the only material used in class and teaching...

...· to hear and respond to a wide range of normal spoken English · to read and understand a wide range of English texts · to write concise and effective...

...and learning through enjoyment *PLEASE NOTE: There will be a testing session at 5.50pm on the first week to check your level. Learning Outcomes By...

...comprehensions and group discussions · correct common pronunciation problems · communication orally via discussions, debates and questionnaires · practice...

...and effectively · Use a greater range of day to day English · Manipulate and understand grammatical structures better · Gain a passive understanding of...

...by attending this course, you will find work as a proof reader or as a copyeditor, but you will become much more aware of the importance of clear concise written English...