Government Funded English courses London

...that the fees above are for 2009/10. The 2010/11 fees will be published in Spring 2010. Level 2 About the course : GCSE English involves the four skills of reading...

...What are the entry requirements? If you have studied English at GCSE before, you will need to produce evidence of a pass at grade D if you wish to retake the course... Learn about: English Language, English Conversation, Grammatical and syntactic correction...

...newspaper and magazine articles and a film version of a Shakespeare play. You produce a range of writing including personal writing and analytical essays...

...You will complete a new folder of written coursework and Speaking and Listening assessments which contributes to your overall grade. Where the course...

...focus on two specific areas of language study: Child Language Acquisition and Language Change. · Language acquisition - the nature and functions of language...

...write English for different audiences. You will also develop your speaking skills. The course consists of an examination and coursework elements...

...Courses Start Date Length Days/Times King's Cross Centre 14 September 2010 30 weeks Tuesday 6-8 Course Fees Home students: please ask , Concessions...

...Students may attend conferences and workshops and theatre performances Course Details This analytical and creative course is appropriate for students...

...This course is for people that have not taken GCSE English previously. In order to join the course you will need to come to an assessment session in the week of 5th September...

...London ECIV 7LA) What is this course about? This course combines English literature and language. You will study a wide variety of texts, ranging...

...key constituents of language, how the variations in language, form and context shape and change meanings in speech and writing, how individual texts...

...to extend your studies. Students may attend conferences and workshops and theatre performances. Course Details If you enjoy reading and writing about literature...

...social development of children from 0-11 years; and Language Change, the history of the English Language from Late Modern English (1700+) to the present...

...science teaching takes place in specialist laboratory. You will learn by being interactive... Where do I go if I have further questions? Prospective students... Learn about: IT for adults...

...written assignments and oral assessments. Homework is set and assessed on a regular basis throughout the course. Assessment: · Written coursework is worth...

...courses at this college and elsewhere. Please note, however, that the entrance requirement at SFX for all AS Level English courses is a Grade B in...

...plays, poems and spoken language texts as well as contextualise and evaluate 20th century political journalism. English Language and Literature...

...and tasks both written and spoken. You will often work in pairs or small groups as well as producing written work individually. You will study a wide range...

...This intensive 16-week course gives you a thorough grounding in all the skills required for GCSE English Language, leading to the full exam and qualification in June 2018!... Learn about: English Language, Speaking & Listening, Essay Writing...

...The aim of this unit is to allow students to identify and discuss how meanings are constructed, conveyed and interpreted both in drama and in real...