English college courses Wales

...Half of the marks for this section will be awarded for communication and organisation, and the other half for writing accurately. UNIT 3: Reading and Writing... Learn about: English Language, Communication Training...

...through a response to both literary and non-literary texts. Students are given the opportunity to write for a variety of audiences and purposes...

...Students will follow an integrated programme of speaking and listening, reading and writing, and will: Talk and listen in a variety of contexts and situations...

...and Tale by Geoffrey Chaucer Unit 4 – Shakespeare – 2 hr exam King Lear Unit 5 – Prose Study – Non-examined assessment A 3000 word essay comparing a novel...

...creative and informed responses to each of the major literacy genres of poetry, prose and drama and a range of non-literary texts. You will have guided... Learn about: English Language, Full Time...

...health and social care, with graduates working in schools, nurseries, children’s charities and integrated children’s centres. Increasingly graduates are... Learn about: Part Time...

...speaking and listening, reading, writing and the development of a coursework folder that should include: - study of a selected Shakespeare...

...Secretarial and Office Work, Teaching, Librarianship, Performing Arts, Advertising and Marketing. Modules Method of Assessment Assessment is by 2 exams...

...is at the discretion of the Faculty. Full-time or Part-time Full Time and Part...

...Course Features A wide range of texts for study, fiction and non-fiction. The emphasis on spoken English encourages active oral participation in group and whole class...

...allowing, for example, the study of scientific texts or practical manuals. This introduces a strong interdisciplinary element into the course...

...Combination of exams and course work. Course Length AS - 1 Year Full A Level - 2 Years Time of Delivery Daytime Campus Graig Campus Bilingual Provision...

...C including Grade C or above in English. Entry for mature students without formal qualifications is at the discretion of the Faculty Full-time or Part-time...

...The development of transferable skills. External activities including theatre visits and seminars at Higher Education providers. Career Prospects and Progression...

...A well-established AS/A Level course which develops students? abilities to analyse the features of literary texts and to discuss them in a variety of...

...punctuation and grammar GCSE English provides evidence of a good general education and is often required for entry to further and higher education courses... Learn about: English Language...

...Wide reading of a range of texts from medieval to modern, across the key genres of Prose, Poetry and Drama The development of Key Skills Communication at level three... Learn about: Skills and Training...