English Language Courses

... your GCSE before and got a grade D, your certificate. This will mean you will not have to do an assessment test as part of the enrolment process. English... Learn about: English Language...

...2. Course description A GCSE in English is vital in today's job market and a minimum requirement for many courses. This course is designed to develop confidence and competence in speaking and listening, reading and writing skills. It will also help improve your grammar, spelling and punctuation... Learn about: Writing Skills, English Language...

... for analytical language study alongside the means to apply those skills to the study of historical and present-day English. In addition, you will practise key transferable skills, such as essay writing and how to give a presentation. You will be able to apply to spend one semester studying abroad during... Learn about: English Language...

... will develop a thorough understanding of the relationship between language, society and culture; of how languages are learnt and taught; and how English is used in multicultural communities and the globalised world... Learn about: Language development, Language Learning, Analysing English...

...Why take this course? Are you interested in the technical structures of the English language, and using them to find and communicate a story to the public? Whether your goal is writing for magazines, newspapers or new media, you will learn the skills of journalism alongside linguistic study. We... Learn about: Skills and Training, English Language...

...This course runs for 2.5 hours per week for 30 weeks A C grade or higher in GCSE English Language is a requirement for many Further and Higher... Learn about: English Language, Communication Training...

... of interpretation, the formal beauties of individual works, and the methods of literary scholarship and research. The study of English may be pursued as preparation for graduate work in literature or other disciplines, or as a complement to general education. Students in the English Language and Literature program... Learn about: English Language...

... qualification and boost your career with a formal GCSE qualification in English Language... Learn about: Analysing texts, English Conversation, GCSE English...

...gradd C neu uwch mewn Saesneg Iaith. Os na chawsoch y cymhwyster hwn yn yr ysgol, bydd Grŵp Llandrillo Menai'n rhoi cyfle i chi wella'ch gradd er mwyn... Learn about: English Conversation, Business English, Advanced English...

...This course enables you to study literature through language. You will be introduced to interesting contextual factors that shaped the writing and the different readings of texts. You will comment on different texts (fiction and non-fiction, spoken and written) using the literary and linguistic... Learn about: English Language...

... on both Englishes, you will examine how spontaneous speech operates in real life and how dialogue can be represented in texts. This course enables students to study a wide range of text-types, including fiction such as novels, short stories, poetry and plays and non-fiction varieties including memoir... Learn about: English Poetry, English Conversation, Language and Literature...

...GCSE English Language GCSE Programme Code: EG2QE Awarding Body: AQA Related Programme Areas: ENGLISH LITERACY GCSE Who is the programme... Learn about: GCSE English Language, English Conversation, English Language...

... we communicate. Forms of media range from radio, TV and newspapers to multimedia platforms and mobile phones. Students will learn about the ways in which media shape both our understanding of the world, and our perceptions of our place in that world. In the English Language element you will focus on the... Learn about: English Language, Communication Training...

... needing to gain GCSE English Language grade 4 or above: this offers access to higher courses, including A-level and some professional training, and gives confidence in helping your children with their school work. Topics covered include: Revision of grammar/language skills which are the basis of written... Learn about: Confidence Training, English Language...

..., and skills in producing your own texts. Plus, if you are interested in becoming a teacher of English as a foreign language, you can choose to follow a special strand which will lead to the award of the Trinity Certificate in TESOL... Learn about: English Language, Communication Training...

...This subject can be taken 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 Language skills or upgrade an existing GCSE to a grade C or above, ideally from a grade... Learn about: Business English, English Conversation, Advanced English...

... English Today: Compare and contrast Writing on a theme Spoken language Spoken language study task Writing for spoken language These areas are assessed... Learn about: Language strategies, Languages Skills, English Language...

... of the conditions of their offer. Access to HE Diploma D: 33 M: 12 P: 0 Must include Level 3 study to focus on either English Literature, English Language, a modern foreign language, or Psychology. Access to English/Literature/Creative Writing/Humanities/Psychology (or similar) with 45 Level 3 credits: 33... Learn about: English Language, Creative Writing, Communication Training...

...If you are aged between 16 and 18 years old you will study English and Maths as part of your main full-time study programme. For more information about study programmes please see our qualification and course levels... Learn about: Team Training, Full Time, Part Time...

...The English as a Second Language (ESL) program is housed within the JWU Global department and offers instruction in reading, grammar, oral communication, and writing for students who need to build their English language proficiency skills for academic purposes... Learn about: English Language, English Conversation...