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...This course runs for three hours per week for 20 weeks A C grade or higher in GCSE English Language is a requirement for many Further and Higher... Learn about: Communication Training, English Language...

...Programme Description: English Language and Literature AS/A2 offers students a combined study of English Literature (50%) and English Language (50%). Two of the modules, one at AS and one at A2 focus upon developing students writing skills in a variety of genres. There is some study of spoken... Learn about: English Language, Communication Training...

...This course will enable students to improve their communication skills with Deaf people whose first language is BSL, it introduces BSL structure, grammar and linguistics. British Sign Language Level 1 Lessons will be classroom-based using a wide range of teaching methods. There are four assessments... Learn about: Teaching Methods, Sign language...

... but practical assessments at the end of each unit. Suitable for: Suitable for anyone with an interest in sign language or to develop their signing skills as part of their professional development. Suitable for beginners...

...access courses and teacher training. What are the entry requirements? You will need to take a short pre-entry assessment. How will I be assessed?...

...This course combines English literature and language. You will study a wide variety of texts, ranging from English poetry to everyday conversations. In order to understand how the English language is working in these texts, you will learn about grammar and other linguistic topics. Written tasks...

...This course will enable students to enhance their communication skills with Deaf people whose first language is BSL, by using BSL structure, grammar and linguistics. British Sign Language Level 2 Lessons will be classroom-based using a wide range of teaching methods. There are four assessments... Learn about: Teaching Methods, Sign language...

...This course combines the study of English Language and Literature. Join us in the fascinating exploration of poetry from 1600 to 1900 and enjoy observing how language has changed. You will also have the opportunity to study pre-1770 Drama, 19th and 20th century Novels, and Spoken Language...

...This course is designed to build upon the English Language skills developed at GCSE Level. The aim of the course is to develop students' knowledge of the uses of English. Students will be introduced to new areas of study relating to the theory and practice of language. This will provide...

...This award-winning Teaching English as Foreign Language (TEFL) is our most popular online course for those considering a career in teaching English or gain new skills. Divided into 9 engaging units, you will be taught by professionals with years of valuable experience teaching English, allowing... Learn about: Teaching Speaking, Teaching Reading, Teaching Writing...

...If you are interested in the structure of English and how language is used in social and work - based contexts then this course will appeal to you. It will provide you with an introdution to the concepts and approaches used in the study of language. You will develop critical and analytical skills...

...There is a great emphasis on the study of written and spoken texts however, students will also learn about new varieties influenced by the internet, language and gender. The work involves a mixture of class teaching, group work and research projects. A2 Level students will develop their subject...

...English Language and Literature - AS/A2 Level NCS course code: AS-ASENGAP/A2-A2ENGAP Aim To enable students to study language and literature using...

...GCSE English Language Name GCSE English Language Time Part-Time Content This course is designed to develop students' skills in reading, writing...

...This course offers you a smooth transition from GCSE and allows you to divide your attention equally between both areas of English. You will explore how writers and speakers use language in a wide range of literary and non-literary texts, looking at poetry, prose and drama, as well as travel...

...If you are interested in investigating the nuts and bolts of how language works and the impact of language use on individuals and identity or societies as a whole, then this course will suit you. You will learn how to use knowledge and understanding to debate the impact of language on...

...English Language and Literature AS and A2 Subject category: English and Communication What will I study? Duration: One year for AS Level...

... and understanding of the key constituents of language, how the variations in language, form and context shape...

...AS and A2 level English Language and Literature Novels, diaries, plays, travel writing, poetry, radio scripts, monologues, letters, newspaper...

... a commentary on your work. LL4: Comparative Textual Analysis and Review. (Summer exam 30%). Here you will analyse a series of thematically linked unseen excerpts from novels, plays, poems and spoken language texts as well as contextualise and evaluate 20th century political journalism...