English GCSEs

...At Level 1 and Level 2 there are Functional Skills qualifications in: Mathematics English Level 1 is equivalent to GCSE grade D-E in and Level 2 is equivalent to GCSE...

...This is an intensive revision course which will aim to develop skills needed to achieve GCSE English at a grade C or above...

...GCSE English B (Mature) 3703 (Eve) About the Course Subject English Course Code CW31E0050C02 Study Mode Part-time Start Date 21/09/2009 End Date...

...This course is suitable for those with a good standard of written English. During the course you will develop the capacity to express yourself effectively in a variety of speaking and listening activities, matching style and response to audience and purpose, to read accurately and fluently...

...> Entry Requirements For people with English as a second language. 16-18 years old with a positive commitment to learning. You will have an initial assessment to make sure...

...English Language GCSE (Express) - GCEN11AL Is the course for me? The course aims to help you read and write, speak and listen effectively...

...GCSE English B (Mature) 3703 (TWT) About the Course Subject Mathematics Course Code CW31T0050C02 Study Mode Part-time Start Date 22/09/2009 End...

...GCSE English Language 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...

...We offer several courses leading to qualifications in English. If English is not your first language we can tailor the course to help you develop your understanding and confidence. We aim to offer literacy support at a level to suit each individual so we will complete a diagnostic assessment...

...This course is for anyone wishing to achieve a GCSE in English Language at grade C or above. Mature students are welcome... Learn about: English Language...

...(final exam). Unit 2 - Speaking and listening assessed through presentation, drama and discussion. Unit 3 - Understanding and producing creative texts including poetry... Learn about: English Language...

... your GCSE before and got a grade D, your certificate. This will mean you will not have to do an assessment test as part of the enrolment process. English... Learn about: English Language...

... English Today: Compare and contrast Writing on a theme Spoken language Spoken language study task Writing for spoken language These areas are assessed... Learn about: It skills, Language strategies, Languages Skills...

...English Literature - GCSE What are the main features of this course? On this one year course you will read a wide range of texts from the three... Learn about: Class Teaching, Teaching Methods, Teaching Assistant...

...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...

...GCSE English is an intensive course that offers students the opportunity to study a wide variety of texts and to develop their speaking, listening and written skills. Students should expect a minimum of 2 hours private study per week. Analysis of media text, a Shakespeare play and prose ("Of...

...This is a one year course. GCSE English develops all four skills of reading, writing, speaking and listening. Students are assessed by a coursework folder and oral assessment worth 40% of total marks and two examinations taken in June. These are based on an anthology of poetry and on media texts...

... for you. Many of our teachers offer the "first lesson for free". You are able to contact the teachers beforehand to agree the lesson content. There is no obligation and it is free to join . Suitable for: Those needing help with GCSE English...

...to write in each style and work at developing the correct approach for answering each question confidently. Reading and comparing poetry We will analyse...

...Course information: GCSE English Literature Course content: This course aims to develop the ability to read, understand and respond to all types...