Government Funded Languages courses Birmingham

...Course review: . This flexible and focused programme combines group sessions, 1:1 tutorials and assessment. The award consists of 2 Units; one receptive and one productive...

...Great Expectations by Charles Dickens and two other literature texts. You could also buy Exploring Language and Literature by Croft & Myers...

...Section 2 There will be a choice of two questions on each topic and text. Section 3 Discursive essay: one question to answered from a choice of...

...The Adult Literacy and Adult Numeracy qualifications are sometimes referred to as Adult Basic Skills, but can be taken by learners of any...

...The tutor (a Native Deaf BSL user) will use methods such as: conversation, discussion, group and pair work, PowerPoint’s, role plays and video interaction...

...then write a commentary on how the framework helped you to analyse Other Information: You will need to buy, King Lear and The Winter's Tale by Shakespeare...

...15 How is the course assessed? The course assessment involves an external examination for each unit at the end of each year (June). Who should study this course?...

...You will need to bring the following evidence to enrolment: nationality, residency in the UK and benefits. Entry Requirements Everyone is welcome and there are no entry requirements...

...field in addition to academic knowledge. The aim of the Interpreter Training Programme is provide participants with the basic knowledge and theory necessary... Learn about: Language Programming...

...GCSE Punjabi Centres: Handsworth Campus: Length: 1 Year. Attendance: 3 hours per week. Start date: September - 14/09/2009. Times: Evening...

...will sit three papers, reading, listening and writing. Who should study this course? A student who has a reasonable knowledge of Arabic in all four skills...

...Entry Requirements There are no formal entry requirements, as you will complete an initial assessment to determine which level of course you...

...both in Britain and in other countries. Hours of Lessons per Week : 3.7 Indicative Group Size : 15 How is the course assessed? The course is assessed...

...review, comment. You should buy a dictionary and bring it to lessons as well as using it with your homework. You could also buy GCSE English...

...analysis, memorising, drawing of inferences). Hours of Lessons per Week : 3.7 Indicative Group Size : 15 How is the course assessed? The course is assessed...

...Progression: Successful students have gone on to study GCSE English, or GCSEs in other subjects, as well as a variety of vocational programmes...

...purposeful group work and one-to-one teacher contact. We will give you support through DVD and I.T. facilities in the Department. Your learning will...

...on your level of study you will have a formal assessment which may be examination based. Progression You may be able to progress to a higher level programme...

...novels, autobiography and poetry. You will study spoken language by looking at spontaneous speech and the language of performance texts. Through individual research and reading...

...language printed materials and answer target language questions. Section C (30 marks) requires students to write 180-200 characters of Chinese in the form of a letter...