Government Funded English courses East Sussex

...Develop your understanding of texts and how they are written and hone your reading, writing and speaking and listening skills in English. Adults who... Learn about: English study, English language study, English Poetry...

...Students will read and study a variety of works, including traditional literary texts such as Shakespeare and poetry. In order to achieve the best possible...

...(discussion undertaken in class often lively!) and 60% examination. Students study a pre-release booklet, a blank copy of which is provided in the examination...

...to communicate and use language effectively is valued. If you are interested in the English language itself – how we use language for different purposes... Learn about: English Language, English study, English language study...

...There are two modules at AS level - Unit 1 = Aspects of Narrative which is an examination of two hours on two novels and a selection of poetry...

...This new syllabus is a fast-track, one year GCSE English Language course involving wider reading and building on written and spoken skills: Paper... Learn about: English Language, English Conversation, Language Study...

...including law, media and journalism, public relations, teaching and speech therapy. Are there any additional costs involved? There are no costs associated...

...which encompass the literary and linguistic. If you enjoy reading fiction and nonfiction, appreciate the creative and analytical aspects of English... Learn about: Language and Literature, English Poetry, English Conversation...

...We aim to provide as much individual help as possible based on your own needs and interests, with special emphasis on improving the accuracy of your spelling and punctuation...

...Start Day : Time : Tutor Fee : Venue : Concessions VX929 30 weeks 16th September 2009 Wednesday 7:00pm - 9:00pm Amanda Brimble £0.00 Varndean College...

...including some English degrees. How will I be assessed? This course is assessed by a combination of coursework (at A2) and exam. At AS, assessment is by exam...

...(discussion undertaken in class often lively!) and 60% examination. Students study a pre-release booklet, a blank copy of which is provided in the examination...

...How will I be assessed? Functional Skills is assessed in a traditional test format along with a speaking and listening assessment in the form of a group discussion...

...impact of language on our understanding of ourselves, each other and the world. AS: Year 1 Unit 1: Seeing Through Language - Alongside the concepts of audience...

...As an essential qualification for many jobs and courses, GCSE English aims to develop your oral communication, language, reading and creative writing skills...