Languages Courses Glasgow City

...Year 2 You will continue to broaden your knowledge of Scottish Gaelic literature, as well as deepening your language skills. If you progress through... Learn about: Skills and Training, Scottish Gaelic...

...Regular homework Oral and written progress test in class End-of-block assessments Scottish Qualification Authority (SQA) ESOL Awards University of Cambridge (ESOL)...

...The Higher Course articulates with and provides progression from both the Standard Grade English Course and the Intermediate 2 English Course...

...Levels Beginner to Advanced Minimum age 18 years Programme This English course is suitable if you want to study part-time, and is particularly useful...

...applications through lecture input, workshops and seminar discussions. As the programme progresses you also have the opportunity to specialise through...

...There will also be plenty of opportunities to practice and develop your skills. HNC Computing/HNC Computing (Networking) (SCQF level 7) HND Legal Services...

...Guidance staff will be happy to discuss and take into account other learning or experience. . If you intend to resit a subject for which you already hold unit passes...

...vocabulary and pronunciation. The course is structured with a textbook and teachers may use other activities and materials, such as role-plays...

...to help you fund these trips. Dr Clare McManus introduces the programme Year 1 You will take two core courses and two optional courses at the University of Glasgow... Learn about: IT Security...

...This course is for anyone wishing to continue from the language learning in Beginners 1.New topics explored will add to your language and cultural knowledge...

...grasp of vocabulary and grammatical structures and wish to improve your knowledge of both. The main emphasis of the class will be on conversation...

...you may find starting at A1ii to be more appropriate.At the end of the course you should be able to;Understand and use familiar everyday expressions and basic phrases...

...8. Describe what you did yesterday 9. Give basic directions in Danish By the end of the course you should be able to communicate with a native Danish speaker... Learn about: Danish language, Listening and speaking...

...and you will have the opportunity to further improve and practise your language skills. For advice on your choice of level, please email...

...introducing yourself; asking for directions; ordering food and drink in a restaurant; booking a hotel room. The main focus will be on speaking but...

...and frequently used expressions related to areas of most immediate relevance (e.g. basic personal and family information, shopping, local geography...

...8. Express your opinion about current affairs. 9. Talk about your own cultural traditions. post beginners 1. Talk about some of the things you did yesterday... Learn about: Listening and speaking, Danish language...

...and you will have the opportunity to further improve and practise your language skills. For advice on your choice of level, please email...

...grasp of vocabulary and grammatical structures and wish to improve your knowledge of both. The main emphasis of the class will be on conversation...

...Understand sentences and frequently used expressions related to areas of most immediate relevance (e.g. basic personal and family information...