English Courses Lancashire

...revealing gripping stories of right and wrong, and asking questions about what society expects of men and women. Combining your passion for language... Learn about: Communicating Sexuality, Shakespeare Problem, Forensic Linguistics...

...technology in teaching, child and adult learning, and cultural knowledge. Course Content Studies in TESOL cover current issues such as the role of... Learn about: English Language, Psychology of Learning...

...from options ranging from Society on Screen to Discourse Analysis. Studying English Language, in tandem with French Studies, will give you greater awareness... Learn about: French Studies, Language Acquisition, English Language...

...punctuation understanding the purpose and use Vocabulary: Word recognition, phonics, using reference material Speaking and Listening: Discussions...

...all its forms and investigate the impact of literature on societies. Typical careers for Drama graduates include working in the theatre/performance industry... Learn about: Shakespeare Problem, Graphic Novel, Gothic Romanticism...

...want to further your understanding of this area, develop your own writing and take the first step towards the study of linguistics and language at a higher level...

...their expertise in lectures, seminars, tutorials, and supervisions. They will teach you from day one in small classes designed to challenge you as a linguist... Learn about: English Grammar, Communication Training, English Language...

...ESOL Full Certificate covers: Speaking Listening Reading Writing 20 hours of Citizenship. You will take an Ascentis ESOL Skills for Life...

...encourage you as an aspiring author to develop a new appreciation of, and flair for, creative writing. Typical careers for Creative Writing graduates include working in media... Learn about: Vampire Fictions, English Literature, Creative Writing...

...You'll need at least a D in GCSE English or equivalent. What will I study? This course is created to develop your ability to communicate effectively...

...such as English Sounds and Structures. At Lancaster, we offer you a range of exciting options for the second and third year of your degree, such as Discourse Analysis... Learn about: English Phonetics, English Language, Communication Training...

...will help you improve your skills and achieve your professional goals. During the program you will study different subjects which are deemed to be useful...

...through your own compositions. Typical careers for English Literature graduates include teaching (further training required), speech therapy... Learn about: Vampire Fictions, Gothic Romanticism, Literary Publication...

...want to further your understanding of this area, develop your own writing and take the first step towards the study of linguistics and language at a higher level...

...you’ll study subjects such as The Structures of Language and English Sounds and Structures. You’ll complete your degree with a Dissertation and modules... Learn about: English Language, Independent Study, Communication Training...

...will normally be an empirical investigation incorporating secondary sources. The dissertation option will enable you to demonstrate the application of those analytical... Learn about: Communication Training...

...library work, media, journalism, arts administration, publishing, managerial work, public and voluntary sectors. Alternatively, you may wish to progress... Learn about: Gothic Romanticism, Forensic Linguistics, Creative Writing...

...lasts for 3 hours per week and will be held at the following community venues: Bamber Bridge Learning Centre. Broughton Learning Centre (at Broughton Business...

...of English Literature and Creative Writing is roughly 50/50. It would suit applicants who wish to explore fusions of critical/creative writing or parallel pieces of research... Learn about: English Grammar, Pieces of research, Writing or parallel pieces...

...Please note that a minimum of 4 participants is required to start a group...