Education Courses Cheshire

...Students will be continually assessed and will build up a portfolio of evidence for external assessment What can I do after the course? Successful completion... Learn about: Full Time...

...Its Qualification Accreditation Number is 100/1433/0. This qualification is therefore fundable under the Learning and Skills Act 2000 under Sections 96 and...

...the course is assessed by written essays and presentations followed by end of course examinations. All components of the assessment processes need to...

...different subject areas, how much knowledge is really just habit or conditioning, and similar issues. TOK forms part of the IB core and is central to the programme...

...to have a session within another department within the college such as Hair and Beauty, Bricklaying, Art, Dance, Drama, Music. How will I be assessed?... Learn about: Full Time...

...Certificate in Adult Literacy (including Spoken Communication) has been accredited by the Qualifications and Curriculum Authority (QCA) and is part...

...and appropriate programmes identified and recommended. Working together We start by defining the needs and opportunities for the business and the learner...

...Entry requirements There are no formal entry requirements for this course. However you will be required to demonstrate that you are working at level...

...for people who are unsure of their chosen career path at this moment in their lives and want to gain qualifications in Numeracy and Literacy to progress in their chosen careers... Learn about: Full Time...

...Component for 16-18 year old Further Education students and of the Modern Apprenticeship schemes. In addition, Key Skills are valuable to all who...

...and appropriate programmes identified and recommended. Working together We start by defining the needs and opportunities for the business and the learner...

...(eg GCSE Grade C in English or Adult Literacy Level 2) 4. Equipment required Please enquire at your interview. 5. Assessment method To pass the City...

...required by the education sector. It is intended as a 'taster' and will provide you with a starting point if you wish to progress to a full teaching qualification...

...means as soon as you feel ready to take the exam( after a minimum of 5 weeks ) you may do so and progress onto the next level if you achieve a successful result...

...and multi-cultural education. Time will be spent developing skills that are required by teachers such as working as part of a team, planning and organising...

...by end of course examinations. All components of the assessment processes need to be passed to gain a full Access Diploma... Learn about: IT for adults, Social Science...

...you the underpinning knowledge and skills to do just that in either a classroom or workshop setting. You will learn about teaching principles... Learn about: Part Time...

...ESLA11AL Is the course for me? To improve skills in English language and to gain a nationally recognised qualification. To learn more about life in the... Learn about: Part Time...

...You should work for at least 120 hours in a school setting. Attendance at study support workshops may be required to develop basic skills. The school placement...

...ESOL certificate to apply for a UK visa. In addition all Riverside students are supported by the College pastoral support system. 3. Entry requirements... Learn about: Writing Skills...