English Courses Cheshire

...for extra care at all times A maximum of 80 students - allowing us to give a lot of attention to every student An excellent nationality...

...each other and the contexts in which they are produced and received. You will study a wide range of genres of texts (six substantial texts prose fiction... Learn about: English Language...

...different styles and forms. It focuses more on non-literary texts from journalism, advertising, conversations and a wide range of documents that are written...

...and offer a wide range of innovative teaching and learning approaches to help you achieve your goals. Entry Requirements You need to have at least a grade...

...listening), and to discuss and explore cultural areas of interest. Options may include, for example: Conversation Skills Improve your Vocabulary Communication...

...In addition all Riverside students are supported by the College pastoral support system. 3. Entry requirements No qualifications are required for this course...

...and learn how to write in a variety of literary genres. You will produce a coursework folder containing a piece of original writing with a commentary...

...assignments and explore fiction and non fiction texts. You will also look at how language is used; develop your speaking and listening skills and improve your spelling...

...(minimum 2 weeks per school) to a maximum of 24 weeks overall. Public Holiday Please note, on our courses there will be no lessons on public holidays in...

...the significance of cultural and contextual influences on writers and on readers. In your second year you will undertake an independent...

...In your first year, you will learn how to analyse texts and also how social contexts such as power, gender and technology play a part in our language...

...formal and informal. This course covers a wide range of topics and issues around language as well as developing your analytical skills. Will I need anything else?...

...Academic requirements for University and English language requirements Course Details If you are accepted on a pre-sessional course you will then receive...

...and be encouraged to express your own opinions. After Christmas, your skills in speaking and listening will form part of the assessment for your final GCSE grade...

...of poetry and a play for the exam. In the second year (A2 Level), you will study a novel, a collection of poems and several dramatic monologues for your coursework...

...What is the course about? The study of language and literature. Close analysis of language is combined with the study of modern and pre-twentieth century literature...

...Students on the University Preparation Route (Route D) are normally prepared to take IELTS in May and December (and September, subject to demand)...

...AS Level (year one) Unit One On this unit you will study the techniques that writers and speakers use in different contexts to reach different audiences and purposes...

...modules you will learn about: Poetry; Drama; Novels; Travel Writing and in the English Language modules, you will study how speech and writing...

...To prepare speakers of other languages to take the Cambridge FCE exam at the end of the course. Cambridge First Certificate in English - ESCB11AF Is the course for...