Government Funded Languages courses Merseyside

...Learners who have already achieved competence at level 2. Level 3 NVQ Certificate in British Sign Language who already have competence in BSL at Level...

...non-fiction texts and media texts. Entry to the Programme? How is it assessed? The course is assessed as 40% coursework, which involves writing 4 assignments... Learn about: English Conversation, GCSE English Language, English Language...

...end of making it easier to read and understand the literary texts. Prose and poetry texts are available from a range of literary genres, and the historical... Learn about: Greek history, History of Philosophy, Greek Philosophy...

...and understanding of countries where the language is spoken. To develop positive attitudes to learning and provide a foundation for further study and practical... Learn about: Latin college courses, Latin languages, Italian Language...

...your English Language skills! Head of Department: Mr Robert Jones Course assessment: A two part coursework folder - Speaking and Listening plus Reading and Writing...

...This is not an accredited course but participants will recieve a certificate of achievement and attendance. Course Fee CACDP Fee Total Amount Individual...

...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...

...change over time and contextual variation. Students will progress to apply the knowledge, understanding and insights gained from literary and linguistic...

...for an Advanced Level programme with 4 B grades at GCSE. The course is open to first or second year students, but the full GCSE requires two years' study...

...studied languages for at least 3 years and, within the year, will study general and cultural aspects of a relevant country through the medium of the foreign language...

...Collyer's students would be taking the subject alongside Year Ten and Eleven students from Millais, Forest and Tanbridge House for whom the course is primarily intended...

...change over time and contextual variation. Students will progress to apply the knowledge, understanding and insights gained from literary and linguistic...

...but not essential. An aptitude for maths and sciences will be useful, but there are no specific requirements. Head of Department: Mr Robert Jones Course assessment...

...the grammar of the language and the ability to apply it. To develop a knowledge and understanding of countries where the language is spoken...

...If you were unlucky enough to miss that magic C grade in English the first time round then you will be in very safe hands at Collyer's. Here is what you...

...To study Greek, students must qualify for an Advanced programme at KGV (4 x B grades at GCSE). The course is open to first and second years... Learn about: Language teaching, Greek Culture, Greek Philosophy...

...the grammar of the language and the ability to apply it. To develop a knowledge and understanding of countries where the language is spoken...

...if you are not a native speaker. If you are a native speaker of Chinese and can read and write at a reasonable level then a GCSE is not necessary...

...the grammar of the language and the ability to apply it. To develop a knowledge and understanding of countries where the language is spoken...

...It offers a natural transition from GCSE as many of the topics to be studied will already be familiar to you. A2 French further develops all four language...