English GCSEs

...On the English GCSE you will develop your written and spoken language skills. You will also read a wide range of texts that will cover the English language in a variety of forms and aim to achieve a qualification…...

...training cycle and our consultants are well versed in all aspects of this cycle. Central Sussex College is committed to providing you with guidance... Learn about: IT for adults, English Language...

...Overview ESOL is a course for those who do not have English as a first language and wish to improve their English language skills. How will I spend...

...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...

...From the BAGCSE English Part Time you could progress to postgraduate or Masters level study. Career paths typically include those in education, health and social care, with graduates working in schools, nurseries, children’s charities and integrated children’s centres. Increasingly graduates... Learn about: Part Time...

...Everyone needs a GCSE in English. This new specification breaks down as follows and is suitable for those who have a grade... Learn about: Quality Training, Part Time...

... of adults everywhere. This is your opportunity to boost your confidence in maths and English and update your skills for: Increase your confidence, Improve... Learn about: Skills and Training...

...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: Learning Processes, English Language, Part Time...

...Above all, your GCSE examination is designed to assess the following: Reading. Writing. Speaking and Listening. Suitable for: Anyone interested in studying some of the great works of English Literature...

...English Intensive / GCSE Quick Facts Course Code LL5808A09 Start 08/09/2009 Course Level Level 2 Days/Time DAY Course Length 17 wks Where...

...English Language (GCSE) Exam Board: OCR Additional Information: Students without a Grade D may be accommodated subject to the availability of places...

...GCSE English Language Level: GCSE Awarding Body: AQA - English B3701 Course Content: Students will be required to produce writing aimed at a variety...

...Above all, your GCSE examination is designed to assess the following: Reading. Writing. Speaking and Listening. Suitable for: Anyone interested in studying some of the great works of English Literature...

...Pre GCSE English Centres: City Academy Saltley: Length: 1 Year. Attendance: 4 hours per week. Start date: September. Times: Daytime. Qualification: OCR Adult Literacy. Entry Requirements: 16-19 year-olds: 4 GCSEs at E or above, and a pass in our Initial Assessment. Adults: a pass in our Initial...

...English Language GCSE GCSE Who is the course for? The course is designed for anyone interested in improving their reading and writing skills...

...Pathways to GCSE English COURSE TITLE: Pathways to GCSE English COURSE CODE: 4f709-09 DAYS & TIMES: Tues 6.30 - 9.00pm WHAT'S IT ALL ABOUT? Would...

...This is a one year course leading to the GCSE in English Language. You will learn new skills to increase your confidence in reading, writing and speaking. You will meet enthusiastic, professional teachers able to advise and guide you in your learning. You will get the chance to read a selection...

...So many different things! Hopefully by the end of the course you will have found a new sense of understanding, ability and confidence within English Language and you will be able to use these skills throughout your academic programme at KGV. The course is split into two main sections, one dealing...

... before you can be accepted onto the course. WHO IS THE COURSE FOR? Mature students who want to develop their English skills, and students who...

...This course is designed to prepare you for the GCSE examination. The teaching style is informal and student-centred, designed to help you if you wish to improve your overall standard of English. The examination consists of coursework (20%) (writing done in class and at home), 20% oral (discussion...