English courses

...The programme is for anyone who wishes to develop their written and spoken English skills, or wishes to progress to further study where GCSE English is a requirement... Learn about: English Conversation, Business English, GCSE English Language...

...Executive courses in English are designed to suit the needs of the learner for whom time is short, and who needs to learn in an intensive way. Delivered...

...Alongside this you’ll learn Mandarin Chinese, spoken by 20% of the world’s population. Our core Chinese module is designed to teach absolute beginners how to speak... Learn about: Advanced English, English Grammar, Chinese Language...

...to improve your English.-Level: Common European Framework Reference (CEFR) B2-Maximum class size: 14 3. Entry requirements -You will have a placement...

...accuracy of comprehension varieties of global English communication, TV/Video, dialogue, telephone, radio. Reading speed and in-depth reading...

...on the telephone, and in other business or work situations. Designed for students who want to develop the skills needed for business communication so...

...They will also work on spelling and punctuation skills, as well as grammar. The course will also help to improve confidence, through discussions and presentations...

...(grade D). If you achieve below a grade 3 (grade D) at GCSE, then you will be required to study a Functional Skills Literacy Certificate at Level 1 or Level 2 instead...

...English course in the morning. Who is this for 21+ looking for a short, intensive course in General or Business English Start Dates Any Monday Duration Flexible booking...

...to analyse and interpret a wide range of texts, you will explore English as a literary language and track its development as a global language of communication... Learn about: English Language...

...The Controlled Assessments are comprised of written responses to a prose text, a Shakespeare play and a selection of poems from different cultures...

...Exploring linguistic features enables students to understand how language shapes and creates viewpoints. Language debates are a key element of the course including youth language... Learn about: Communication Training, English Language...

...up-to-date topics in the afternoon, e.g. British customs and culture, English Literature and Theatre, News & Current Affairs and Business English...

...and students taking this course will have taken the AS within the last year. This course, also an AQA qualification, builds on the work done at AS level...

...be able to remain on this programme for a further year . You will learn and practise the skills of reading, writing, speaking, listening and communication...

...undertake the course at the same time they take part in their own vocational study, or take it as a standalone course. What you need to know How will I study?...

...responding to a range of materials; develop speaking and listening skills and obtain a national qualification. You will take part in individual...

...Reading skills/Using dictionaries Progression: After successful completion of the course, you can move onto other college courses at the appropriate level...

...Write their name and simple sentences they have learned. Suitable for: Adults of every nationality who want to study English or other languages. Adults...

...the past and the present of the language. You will be encouraged to explore how it is used to communicate through a wide variety of spoken and written texts... Learn about: English Language...