Government Funded Languages courses

...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...

...It encourages you to look at written and spoken English meticulously and systematically, examining a wide variety of texts, from real life and from fiction...

...Develop confidence in clear and effective communication. Develop an awareness and understanding of the contemporary society, cultural background and heritage...

...It is looked upon well by employers and HE institutions alike. English Language builds on the skills that will have been covered at GCSE level but takes...

...spoken and written - and learn how to analyse language use in different contexts. English Language What is this course about? The course aims to develop... Learn about: GCSE English, Writing Skills...

...leisure as well as social issues, such as drugs, alcohol, education, the environment, politics, technological advances, law and order and human interest news items...

...through language and how this can be done in a more positive way. The other unit is an examination for which you will be studying newer methods of using writing...

...and non-literary texts which will be thematically linked. There will be opportunities to consider the development of language and style over...

...in a range of contexts including the areas of Media and Culture, Sport and Leisure, Travel and Tourism, Business, Work and Employment. Students are normally...

...leisure as well as social issues, such as drugs, alcohol, education, the environment, politics, technological advances, law and order and human interest news items...

...Listening. Speaking. Reading. Writing. You can do as few or as many as you want, and they dont all have to be at the same level. The aim is to help...

...poetry and novels you will also have the opportunity to develop your creative and analytical skills in your study of language. You should do this subject...

...to become a British citizen. Your Derby College experience will be both inspiring and rewarding. You’ll benefit from a combination of classroom-based learning...

...leisure as well as social issues, such as drugs, alcohol, education, the environment, politics, technological advances, law and order and human interest news items...

...at a higher level - this may be the course for you. You won't spend much time looking at 'set texts' instead you'll focus on everyday language...

...poetry and novels you will also have the opportunity to develop your creative and analytical skills in your study of language. You should do this subject...

...and if you are interested in the culture and society of the Spanish speaking world, then we have the course for you. Effective communication... Learn about: Artistic cultures, Family structures, Spanish Conversation...

...to develop your own writing for different purposes and audiences, analyse texts and investigate topics such as the way men and women communicate differently...

...There are four units comprising the two year course. At AS. Unit 1: Introducing Analysis and Production Understanding how texts are constructed for certain audiences and purposes...

...or NVQ Level 3 in BSL. This course is suitable for those wishing to gain more signing skills to a Level 3 standard and can be used as a route to the Level...