London reading college courses

...The course has been designed to develop interest in and enjoyment of English Literature through reading widely and independently. Students will develop an informed personal response to texts and contexts through studying drama, poetry and prose from the 16th to the 21st century. Students will enjoy...

...If you enjoy reading and writing about literature but are also interested in finding out about grammar and how language and texts work in practice, then this would be a good choice. You will study a variety of literary texts including drama, poetry, novels and short stories. You will also study...

...The course focuses on integrating all the skills of speaking, listening, reading and writing with a special emphasis placed on communication skills, improvement in fluency and confidence in speaking English. The conversation class is designed to develop learners' understanding of native speakers...

...AS. LT 1 - Philip Larkin, The Whitsun Weddings; -Diane Samuels, Kindertransport. LT 2 - Prose study and creative reading: F Scott Fitzgerald, The Great Gatsby. A2. LT 3 - Coursework: three texts, chosen by students, of different types and periods. LT4 - Geoffrey Chaucer, The Wife of Bath's Prologue...

...AS. LL1: Critical Reading of Literary and Non-Literary Texts. (Summer exam 30%) In this unit you study an anthology of pre-20th Century poetry and two novels, to be agreed. LL2: Creative Writing. (Coursework 20%) Here you compile your own 3,000 word original writing portfolio of literary and...

... Open College Network London Region (OCNLR) ENTRY REQUIREMENTS All applicants should have had a substantial break from continuous education. Applicants...

..., or those who want to challenge their learning skills. You can join a course every first Monday of the month at Grafton College Dublin. Commencement dates...

.... What will I be doing? AS Level (First Year of Course) Critical Reading of Literary and Non-Literary Texts You will focus on the critical reading...

.... This is a course for people who enjoy reading widely, including novels, drama and poetry, and discussing works of literature in small groups and with the whole class...

.... This is a course for people who enjoy reading widely, including novels, drama and poetry, and discussing works of literature in small groups and with the whole class...

... English Writing Academic English Listening Academic English Speaking Academic English Reading Research Methodology Optional Academic Modules (2 out of...

..., anatomy and physiology, health & safety. How will I be taught? The college has a working beauty salon where students carry out treatments on paying members...

...Students are taught in small groups. You will be given the opportunity to develop your English skills in reading, writing, listening and speaking throughout the course...

...This course will help you develop skills in reading, writing, presentation, and speaking and listening. You will study a range of texts including literary, non-literary and media through which you will experience a variety of cultures and time periods. You will develop skills in writing...

...A lot of class time will be spent on practising the four skills: listening, speaking, reading and writing, through a range of topics, such as young people and the media, education, health and social problems. The Language Resources Area has computers with Internet links, as well as satellite...

...These courses are accredited by The British Council through Accreditation UK. A balanced language development programme. You will work on all areas of language: vocabulary, grammar, reading, writing, listening, speaking and pronunciation, with exam preparation as appropriate. Specific content...

... Form College are welcome, provided that a) they can produce a positive reference from their previous school or college; and b) the specification...

... Form College are welcome, provided that a) they can produce a positive reference from their previous school or college; and b) the specification...

...AS. LL1: Critical Reading of Literary and Non-Literary Texts. (Summer exam 30%) In this unit you study an anthology of pre-20th Century poetry and two novels, to be agreed. LL2: Creative Writing. (Coursework 20%) Here you compile your own 3,000 word original writing portfolio of literary and...

...Brit College offers a broad range of subjects. Our programmes encompass Business Administration, Law, Social Sciences, English Language and Computer...