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...This is a one - year course designed for students who have already completed a GCSE English course but are seeking a higher grade. It is especially appropriate for students who have been awarded a grade "D" at GCSE. The course is also offered over two years for students embarking on...

...Level: This is a Level 2 course. What is the English GCSE course? This English GCSE course is a one year Mature Syllabus course which is specially targeted at people who have left school. It is preferable for you to have already achieved a grade D in English GCSE before embarking...

...If you have taken GCSE English before, you might think you know exactly what to expect from this course at Collyer's. But you'd be WRONG! If you were unlucky enough to miss that magic C grade in English the first time round then you will be in very safe hands at Collyer's. Here is what you...

...GCSE English is an exciting and diverse subject that allows students to encounter a wide range of texts including media, 19th-century literature, a Shakespeare play and poetry from other cultures. Students are given the opportunity to respond to the material in a variety of ways, creatively...

...GCSE. This course is for students who have not yet achieved Grade C in English at GCSE and wish, or need to improve their grade either for employment purposes or to move on to A level or diploma courses...

...English GCSE is a qualification that proves you have achieved a certain standard in speaking, reading and writing the English language. A grade C (or above) is required for most advanced or higher level courses in all subjects and many jobs. Is English GCSE suitable for me? Students enjoy taking...

...GCSE English covers reading, writing, speaking and listening. It aims to develop understanding and application of language in use in a wide variety of different circumstances. There are three elements of language in use assessed through the coursework and/or exam: Speaking and listening...

...English Language Level 3 AS and A2 Duration 1-2 years What will I study? AS - Creating Texts (coursework) will entail the production of a folder...

...GCSE English Course Code: LL0008MQ/1A Category: English, Maths & Science Centre: Beaufort Road Start Date: 15/09/2009 Day(s) of Week: TUESDAY Times...

...GCSE English Level: GCSE Duration: 1 year This course must follow the same lines as Key Stage 4 of the National Curriculum with which...

...English Language is an extremely accessible course that appeals to students from a wide range of backgrounds. You will be involved in the production and analysis of a very wide range of both written and spoken texts...

...English Language A/AS level is an interesting but demanding academic course of study which invites us to explore the many different ways in which language operates. If you are someone who has always enjoyed English and who finds themselves thinking about language; how we learn it as infants...

...Mature Syllabus, Specification B. This examination is offered at two levels: Foundation for students able to achieve up to a Grade C and Higher for students likely to achieve Grades C up to A*. We offer English GCSE as a retake subject to students who previously achieved Grade D. Full time students...

...English Language GCE Advanced Level AS/A2 Course Content AS Unit 1 - Language Today Introduction to a wide range of written, spoken and electronic...

...Is this subject right for me? Do you need a grade C or above in GCSE English for a career or a course in Higher Education? Are you willing to listen...

...English Literature AS and A2 WHAT WILL I LEARN? The AS course aims to: help you to develop into a confident, independent and reflective reader...

...Why should I study GCSE English at Cardinal Newman College? English is one of the most popular subject choices at Cardinal Newman. Our students' results match the best in the country, typically 65% grades A and B and 100% pass rate and there are three distinct syllabuses to choose from. While...

...The English GCSE at Barton Peveril is different in style and content from the GCSE syllabuses studied in school. The course combines a mixture of coursework, examination and oral, reading and writing. The production of written work is based on analysis of various written passages and literary texts...

... part of the course in both years. ENTRY RECOMMENDATIONS: Grade C in GCSE English Language and/or English Literature. ASSESSMENT: External...

...Why study English? The English Department is both large and successful, achieving consistently excellent examination results in a lively...