Languages Courses Merseyside

...Build confidence in public speaking by completing projects that use role play, discussion and presentation skills. Examine the ever increasing impact the media (news...

...Vocabulary Punctuation and grammar If you are 19+, course fees are dependent on your personal circumstances and you may be eligible for funding... Learn about: Communication Training, Writing Efficient, English lessons...

...Certificate in Adult Literacy Level: Entry Other Costs: N/A Duration: 2 hours per week for 30 weeks Please Note: Courses are offered subject to viability...

...exams are experienced and trained in the Cambridge syllabus. Teachers have previously taught in many countries around the world. Age: 16+ Hours...

...There are no formal entry requirements for this course, but we do ask that you attend every class and that you are committed to achieving the qualification...

...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...

...Students taking this course may well have studied the language at A level or equivalent, been part of language and culture classes for a number of years...

...3. Entry requirements To join and be successful on this course you will need to have completed the assessment process.You also need to be able...

...exam at the end of the academic year. Regular written reports are available for those who require them for their employers or sponsors. The ESOL department... Learn about: Skills and Training...

...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...

...An introduction to pronunciation and basic grammar, including present tense verbs as well as the immediate future, the use of nouns and adjectives...

...3. Entry requirements To join and be successful on this course you will need to have completed the assessment process.You also need to be able...

...academic reading and writing with speaking and listening practice. The IELTS examination is globally recognised as proof of students' English language level...

...reading, speaking and writing). There is no literature or coursework. AS examinations Unit 1: Listening, reading and writing. 2 hours 70% of the overall mark Unit...

...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...

...You will have your own plan of work which you will negotiate with your tutor. 3. Entry requirements To join and be successful on this course you will...

...exam at the end of the academic year. Regular written reports are available for those who require them for their employers or sponsors. The ESOL department... Learn about: Skills and Training...

...reading, speaking and writing) - there is no literature. It offers a natural transition from GCSE as most of the topics to be studied will already be familiar to...

...An introduction to pronunciation and basic grammar, including present tense verbs as well as the immediate future, the use of nouns and adjectives...

...These include poetry, drama and prose fictionas well as non-fiction texts. The second part of the course involves coursework and close study of a pair of texts...