Government Funded English courses North Yorkshire

...linguistic methods to analyse and investigate a variety of extracts taken from everyday sources. What will I study? AS Level Language & The Individual... Learn about: English Language...

...the study of different varieties of English. Equally, you will find some familiar areas such as original writing and textual analysis. WHY STUDY ENGLISH LANGUAGE?... Learn about: English Language...

...All courses include free initial assessment and guidance. Small class sizes. Experienced qualified teachers. Regular start dates. For more information or to apply... Learn about: English Language...

...on the study of written and spoken texts however, students will also learn about new varieties influenced by the internet, language and gender...

...and will consider questions like: 'Is there a right way and a wrong way to understand a novel or poem, or is it all a matter of opinion?'. You will...

...will be a little different. COURSE STRUCTURE & CONTENT This is a one-year course specially designed for those of you wishing to improve on your previous grade at GCSE English...

...presenting information in an appropriate manner, proofreading, and writing for different purposes. Entry requirements placeholder. do not edit or delete... Learn about: Skills and Training...

...poems, plays etc), as well as a range of non-literary texts (adverts, articles, leaflets etc). Students will also study language change in the analysis...

...both spoken and written. AS In year one you will begin by studying different varieties of language, and you will learn how to categorise and analyse texts...

...which other writers and speakers use language, and to create original and effective texts of your own. Course Content AS Level Module 1: Study of a collection...

...invest in learning and staff Overview ESOL is a course for those who do not have English as a first language and wish to improve their English language skills...

...on the study of written and spoken texts however, students will also learn about new varieties influenced by the internet, language and gender...

...to the study of both language and literature, underpinned by the notion that the study of each element supports the other. In practice, it is quite difficult...

...want to follow a more formal course? need a qualification to apply for a better job or university? want to improve your existing grade? have time to study at home?... Learn about: Skills and Training...

...Entry Requirements Candidates for the course must: be at least 18 years old have a good standard of education – 2 A levels and 3 GCSEs or equivalent have a command of English... Learn about: English Language, Teaching Adults, IT for adults...

...poems, plays etc), as well as a range of non-literary texts (adverts, articles, leaflets etc). Students will also study language change in the analysis...

...Entry Requirements For people with English as a second language. 16-18 years old with a positive commitment to learning. You will have an initial assessment...

...course entry requirements include a minimum of Milestone 7/8. Level 1 A minimum of four GCSEs grade E or above, including English language, or an entry level 3 qualification... Learn about: Skills and Training...