English Language Courses

...bachelor (Hons) English Literature and a Modern Language (French) Gives students the opportunity to experience teaching from across 2 broad areas of the School of Arts, Languages and Cultures bringing together expertise across a wide range of Subject Areas. This four-year course will take students... Learn about: English Language...

...bachelor (Hons) English Literature and a Modern Language (German) Gives students the opportunity to experience teaching from across 2 broad areas of the School of Arts, Languages and Cultures bringing together expertise across a wide range of Subject Areas. This four-year course will take students... Learn about: English Language...

...bachelor (Hons) English Literature and a Modern Language (Russian) Gives students the opportunity to experience teaching from across 2 broad areas of the School of Arts, Languages and Cultures bringing together expertise across a wide range of Subject Areas. This four-year course will take students... Learn about: English Language...

... Literature from the Anglo Saxon period through to the present day. Spanish Gives students a thorough grounding in the language and culture of the Spanish-speaking world as well as the opportunity to learn Catalan. Alongside their study of Spanish language, students explore a range of options in visual... Learn about: English Language...

...Online learning with King’s has given aspiring students around the world access to our world-leading postgraduate programmes. No matter where you are or what you do for a living, you can study for a first-rate master’s degree with nothing but a laptop and a good internet connection. The new English... Learn about: Online readings, Online tutorials, English Language...

...This is a highly interactive one-day course for secondary-school English teachers who want to learn more about using a contextualised approach to teaching grammar. The new national curriculum requires teachers to teach English grammar in primary school and throughout Key Stages 3 to 5 at secondary... Learn about: English Language, English Conversation, Field of English...

... of Poetry, plus a choice of optional modules on other forms of writing, Shakespeare, Medieval literature and the modules listed under English Literature (left). Your final year enables you to focus on the area of literature that interests you most or to create a substantial, original portfolio of work under... Learn about: Creative Writing, English Language, Language teaching...

... (or equivalent) below the online postgraduate degree you want to study. For example, if you wish to apply for the Applied Neuroscience MSc (Band D entry requirements), you will need to have an overall IELTS score of 6.0 Check the English language entry requirements page on the website. Read... Learn about: IT Law, Commercial Law, Mental Health...

...This training session is ideal for anyone who is involved in the delivery of English in schools as well as post-compulsory education... Learn about: English Language, Advanced English, Business English...

...Improve your English skills and acquire a qualification asked for by employers or needed for entry onto other courses, especially Higher Education... Learn about: Part Time, Advanced English, English Language...

... more progress outside class, and if an exam might be useful for you. Our teachers will use different types of activities and teaching techniques and materials to help you with your language learning... Learn about: English Conversation, English Language, English Grammar...

... after the course outline the contemporary English sound system (vowels, consonants, stress and intonation) - the focus will be on Standard British, with reference to General American... Learn about: Language Learning, English Language, English Pronunciation...

...You will study every afternoon, Monday to Thursday, 1.00 – 2.30. You will improve your English grammar, vocabulary and pronunciation so that you can speak and write better, and understand spoken and written English better. We will help you communicate more naturally and more accurately... Learn about: English Grammar, English Language, Listening Skills...

... period working in a school, you will be qualified to teach Chemistry, Home Economics, Mathematics, Physics, or English throughout Scotland. You can also choose to study a dual qualification of any combination of two subjects chosen from Mathematics, Physics, and Chemistry. By studying this course you... Learn about: Mathematics Series, English studies, English Palaeography...

...You will study every morning, Monday to Friday, 9.00 – 12.30 (with a break from 10.45 – 11.00 and a 12.15 finish on Fridays). You will improve your English grammar, vocabulary and pronunciation so that you can speak and write better, and understand spoken and written English better. We will help... Learn about: Pertinent stages, English Language, English Conversation...

...While working on improving accuracy in spelling and punctuation, GCSE English develops your ability to read with insight. You will study and respond to a Shakespeare play, a novel and a selection of poetry. A wide range of speaking and listening activites will also be undertaken... Learn about: Part Time, Higher Education Access, English Language...

..., and cultural theory). If you offer Latin as one of your A-level subjects, you will continue your study of the language on Route 1; if you have not studied the subject before then you will begin your study of it on Route 2. Where appropriate, texts for literary and historical course units are studied in Latin... Learn about: English Language, Ancient History, Creative Writing...

.... Applicants without these English or mathematics qualifications at the time they apply may be considered, but they must obtain them, or pass an equivalent test set by King's, before the course starts. a pass in the the Professional Skills tests for Trainee Teachers. For more information on these tests please... Learn about: PGCE English, Studying Policy, English Literature...

..., and cultural theory). If you offer Latin as one of your A-level subjects, you will continue your study of the language on Route 1; if you have not studied the subject before then you will begin your study of it on Route 2. Where appropriate, texts for literary and historical course units are studied in Latin... Learn about: Ancient History, English Language, Creative Writing...

...This is a four-year degree with a year of Study Abroad divided between a Middle Eastern country and a European one in which your chosen languages are spoken. It combines the compulsory language element with options in culture, politics, history, literature, linguistics and religious studies for... Learn about: English Language...