English courses

...The Course Each lesson of the English GCSE course begins with a set of clearly stated objectives and an explanation of its place in the overall programme of study...

...you will undertake the study of the language of speech: both spontaneous and planned this will include everyday varieties of speech from conversation in different contexts... Learn about: English Language...

...To help you reach your goals as quickly as possible, we strive to offer flexibility in the choice of topics and situations to meet your preferences. Introduction...

...Ages to the 20th century. All the best-known and best-loved writers are included, such as Chaucer, Shakespeare, Swift, Boswell, The Romantic Poets...

...centre of the learning process. We will be responsive to your needs and the courses will also involve cultural activities and visits that will give... Learn about: English Language...

...or just for pleasure, ILS English courses are interesting and enjoyable, helping learners to communicate naturally and fluently in real-life situations...

...English English Language looks at reading, speaking and listening and challenges the students' powers of imagination and analysis through texts...

...the opportunity to understand English History from Roman Britain to the European Union you will have given yourself a basic knowledge of the major events...

...3. Entry requirements At least 5 GCSEs at grade 5 (grade C) or above, including Maths. In addition you should have a grade 6 (grade B) or above in English... Learn about: English Language...

...Courses can be combined with our General English courses or afternoon 1-1 tuition. Hours per Week: 15, 21 or 25 hour course options. Length of Course...

...3) enable candidates to relate literary and non-literary texts to the contexts in which. AS English Course Aims: At AS the specification aims...

...have to pay tuition fees, awarding body registration, exam fees and for books, equipment and educational trips. Some students may be eligible for a fee concession... Learn about: English Language...

...skills you acquire in your own writing. 3. Entry requirements You should have at least a GCSE grade C (or equivalent) in both English Language and English Literature... Learn about: English Language...

...with other GCSEs and Level 2 qualifications to make up a full-time programme. This subject will appeal to anyone wishing to improve his or her English... Learn about: Full Time, English Language...

...persuade, amuse, offend, delight, soothe and inspire. Why should you study it: Entry requirements To study A-levels you need at least 5 A*- C grades at... Learn about: English Language...

...of the IELTS exam for reading and writing. Suitable for: Students with Upper Intermediate to Advanced Levels of English Students with Upper Intermediate...

...The Course Each lesson of the English Literature GCSE begins with a set of clearly stated objectives and an explanation of its place in the overall programme of study...

...IELTS preparation, writing skills and study skills. This course is aimed at international students who plan to study at university level in the...

...Suitable for: Anyone over 18 years old training for professional or academic purposes. Anyone over 18 years old training for professional or academic purposes...

...English or level 2 in Functional skills. If you are a mature student (19+), you will undergo a diagnostic assessment prior to the enrolment process...