Government Funded Other Languages courses

...where they live, work etc. Give basic directions Order food in a shop for a picnic. Tell the time and count Phone a friend to make arrangements to...

...course is for those who want to offer to help the people who cannot interact in the common language with sounds. Though, not everyone among us can signify... Learn about: Medical terminology, Medical training, Sign language...

...Mae cymorth ar-lein ar gael drwy system Onefile e-portfolio. Bydd yn rhaid i chi gwblhau pedair uned orfodol ac amrywiaeth o unedau dewisol... Learn about: IT Management, IT Development...

...Science is one of the rewarding and promising careers for young aspirants. There are lots of career opportunities in this field. Candidates who opt... Learn about: Speech and Hearing, Hygiene & Yoga, HEARING PROCESS...

...listening, reading and writing, and presents basic grammatical structures and relevant cultural information. Please note that the exact detail and order... Learn about: Listening and speaking...

...communicate more effectively with those from the hard of hearing through to the profoundly deaf. On successful completion on this course students... Learn about: Sign language, Communication Training, Skills and Training...

...people in the UK is the British Sign Language (BSL). For now, around 151,000 people in the UK are using the British Sign Language (BSL) and more and... Learn about: Fingerspelling Receptive Skills, English to BSL, Tv Programmes...

...Revision and Consolidation of Stage 1: • Talk about yourself, your family and friends. • Talk about your interests, likes and dislikes. • Tell the time... Learn about: Speaking Skills...

...where they live etc 5. Ask what country others come from, and what languages they speak etc. 6. Give the same information about yourself as in... Learn about: Listening and speaking...

...above. 3. Ask someone else about their habits, what they do, where they live, where they work, etc. 4. Tell the time in Norwegian, and say what date it is (numbers... Learn about: Listening and speaking...

...where they live, where they work etc. 4. Say what date it is, tell the time in Dutch (numbers, days of the week). 5. Talk about what you are going to... Learn about: Listening Skills...

...Ulpan is a fast and effective way to learn a language which has been used to great effect in Israel, where it originated, and in Wales, where Wlpan... Learn about: Gaelic speaking and listening...

...who have already attained Level 2 Certificate in BSL (or equivalent) and wish to work successfully with Deaf people. Successful completion of this qualification...

...Developing receptive skills using DVDs or internet clips and answering questionnaires - Using a webcam - Put what you know about various BSL structures...

...Research information ready to deliver a short presentation - Developing receptive skills using DVDs or internet clips and answering questionnaires...

...Progression British Sign Language NVQ Level...

...ensure candidates are at near-native fluency in BSL and will support or lead to a professional career Course consists of two units- portfolios internally assessed...

...who have already attained Level 2 Certificate in BSL (or equivalent) and wish to work successfully with Deaf people. Successful completion of this qualification...

...language skills in order to use the language accurately and with imagination. There is also an emphasis on Welsh literature, which forms a basis for...

...language skills in order to use the language accurately and with imagination. There is also an emphasis on Welsh literature, which forms a basis for... Learn about: Full Time...