English literacy courses

... for Literacy and ESOL learners Develop confidence, communication and interpersonal skills and an awareness of your professional role and responsibilities... Learn about: Learning Teaching, Communication Training, Confidence Training...

...2. Course description Develop skills in written and oral English, as well as analysing a range of texts including media and literary works. Fees include exam costs of £65... Learn about: English Language...

...The GCSE English Language course offers a student-centred approach to learning, while also ensuring that all learners have access to appropriate support and guidance throughout the course We believe the future of research lies in breaking down traditional barriers between academic disciplines... Learn about: English Language...

...Pre-EntryThe course has been designed for unemployed candidates who are unable to speak, read and/or write in English or those with a low level of English who would like to attend intensive classes enabling them to communicate effectively with a variety of people. Classes focus on basic literacy...

...Students can either progress onto a GCSE English if they demonstrate, through further assessment, that they are working at a suitable level for the GCSE programme. Alternatively, if they are not ready to move onto a GCSE English they may, if they are still working towards Functional Skills level...

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

...During this English Language with course you will spend two thirds of your time studying the English Language and one third studying English Literature... Learn about: English Literature, Oral presentations and examinations, Skills and Training...

... assessment via different media web sites. Progression: Move On ¿ Level one & two (Literacy...

... specified above), excluding English Literature or English Language and Literature, or Creative Writing for English Literature degrees... Learn about: English Language, Creative Writing, Communication Training...

...Course review: Free English course provided for over 19's. Gain up to an Adult Literacy level 2 qualification the equivalent to an A-C grade...

...For those wishing to refresh or improve their English skills...

...ENGLISH Foundation Entry level 5 periods per week Length of course 1 years Progression - GCSE Exam board - AQA Course outline The course consists...

...If you want to improve your grade in GCSE English or progress in your studies or career then this is an essential course. We will give you lots of help and guidance to improve your coursework and exam standards. The skills you learn will be invaluable in other areas of your life and career...

...GCSE English classes are offered at various times throughout the week to cater for daytime and evening students. It is a one year course and classes are 2.5 hours per week. The GCSE English course integrates English Literature with English Language. The two subjects enable learners to achieve...

...For those wishing to improve their English skills...

...The course aims to enable you to develop your skills in reading, writing and understanding the English language, and to achieve a GCSE qualification...

...A level English is suitable for anyone who wishes to follow an advanced study of English whether as a move towards higher academic study, employment or simply for pleasure. You will need the minimum entry requirement of 4 grade C or above at GCSE level, one in English (or its equivilent...

...During the course you will develop and improve your literacy skills. Teaching will focus on the areas that you require, having completed your own individual learning plan. These areas will include reading, writing, comprehension, spelling, punctuation and grammar. In the small groups different...

...To give the learner an opportunity to gain a nationally recognised English qualification at Level 1...

...GCSE English is offered mainly if you wish to improve on an earlier grade in the subject. The course is flexible and varied but will include: imaginative, personal, narrative writing; some Shakespeare; writing and discussing fictions, plays, poetry, articles; writing for a specified audience...