Government Funded Languages courses

...both oral and written and to develop your understanding of the different forms and functions of English as it is used in everyday situations. English Language...

...Transport, Tourism. Holidays and Accommodation. Services. Work and Lifestyle: Home Life. Healthy Living. Part-time Jobs and Work Experience...

...listen, read and write in your chosen language (French, German or Spanish). You will also learn cultural facts from the country of your target language...

...non-literary and media through which you will experience a variety of cultures and time periods. You will develop skills in writing and speaking for different...

...making a reservation for a hotel and dealing with travel and accommodation arrangements for tourists in Spain. You will also learn to give directions...

...to be agreed. LL2: Creative Writing. (Coursework 20%) Here you compile your own 3,000 word original writing portfolio of literary and non-literary texts and accompanying analysis...

...analysing and expressing their opinion on all types of literature and non-fiction. You will have an interest in language and be given opportunities...

...prose and drama as well as introducing you to the forms and conventions of other types of non-literary writing. It will enable you to develop knowledge...

...in one contemporary novel. There is also course work based on the novel, The Collector and a play, Our Country's Good, around a theme such as entrapment...

...education, health and social problems. The Language Resources Area has computers with Internet links, as well as satellite TV. Languages - French and Spanish...

...to respond personally to novels, plays and poetry, and to make balanced judgments based on your use of the techniques and standards of literary criticism...

...and how we first learn language are only part of the subject. You could be scripting for radio, writing magazine articles, investigating gender or the language of the internet...

...through a response to both literary and non-literary texts. Students are given the opportunity to write for a variety of audiences and purposes...

...first or second year students studying advanced level courses at the College, and you may choose to study Greek for one year or two. However... Learn about: Greek Culture, Ancient History, Greek Philosophy...

...Designed and delivered by Sonia Hollis, a qualified British Sign Language interpreter registered with the National Registers of Communication Professionals... Learn about: Sign language...

...and how we first learn language are only part of the subject. You could be scripting for radio, writing magazine articles, investigating gender or the language of the internet...

...offering them the opportunity to consider both literary and non-literary genres, and the development of language and style over time. This work is assessed...

...and you will also study how English is put together (syntax and grammar), the changes that have taken place in the language over the past 600 years...

...who asked you the questions like these: A bheil Sìne ag obair anns an taigh-òsda an-diugh? Dè na cur-seachadan is toigh leibh? Cuin a tha an trèan gu Inbhir Nis a’fàgail?...

...a few years ago, or you may never have taken it. Whichever of these circumstances apply, the course is equally appropriate to you. The course is aimed...