Government Funded Languages courses

...and the ability to form and express ideas about literary and non literary texts. English Language & Literature, AS-level AS & A Level About the Course...

...exchange visits to France, Spain, Germany and Italy, numerous trips and visits by guest speakers, outstanding teaching, additional lessons for all by native speakers...

...written and electronic texts. In the first year, students will encounter debates about how children acquire spoken and written language. The AS coursework...

...This course covers a wide range of topics and issues around language as well as developing your analytical skills. Suitable for: This course is for students...

...as a mark of power, as a reflection of gender, its dialect varieties and the effect communication technology has had upon us as writers and speakers...

...language and gender. The work involves a mixture of class teaching, group work and research projects. A2 Level students will develop their subject knowledge further...

...both literary and nonliterary. This is assessed by a 1½ hour examination. Unit 2: Genres in Language and Literature. This is a coursework unit and...

...The course also builds on writing skills including sentence and paragraph construction. Suitable for: The course is designed for anyone interested in improving...

...as a mark of power, as a reflection of gender, its dialect varieties and the effect communication technology has had upon us as writers and speakers...

...Farnham College Course Code: FCELA-GCEAS Start: 09/09/2009 Exam Board: AQA Level: 3 Why Study Here: A challenging course exploring the English language...

...root of many words in the English language. As well as looking at the culture and society of the Romans and discovering many connections to present day...

...You will experience a range of activities in the classroom and work towards improving your listening, reading and writing skills. You will have access...

...why people with different social, geographical and personal backgrounds use language in different ways for different purposes. You will learn ways of describing language...

...The course is suitable for students of 9+ years and prepares students for examinations at GCSE level. It is designed for students who have completed...

...how language has changed. You will also have the opportunity to study pre-1770 Drama, 19th and 20th century Novels, and Spoken Language. The coursework...

...in English which will allow them to continue their studies at a higher level. It is an essential course and provides another chance in a new environment...

...Level 3 programmes (for instance BTEC National Diploma), Higher Education, University or employment. What is the course about? This one year course...

...Travel Writing and in the English Language modules, you will study how speech and writing work, including the study of grammar, conversation...

...Prose and poetry texts are available from a range of literary genres, and the historical or cultural contexts of these are also discussed in the course...

...number of practical writing tasks, such as report and letter writing. Suitable for: Students returning to education Undertaking the GCSE English language... Learn about: Communication Skills, English Language, Writing Skills...