ENGLISH When studying English, we aim to build your confidence, improve your skills and prepare you for your next steps. We have experienced tutors who can support you no matter what level you are already at. You may be a complete beginner or just want to refresh your memory and gain an up to date, nationally recognised, qualification. We can support you.
FUNCTIONAL ENGLISH
You will also develop your creative writing skills both for narrative and non-fiction writing. The course also includes the study of spoken language with an opportunity to develop vital presentation skills.
YOU NEED: We ask all learners to complete a short assessment to make sure GCSE is the best course for them.
ENTRY LEVEL 1/2 - PART-TIME
WHAT’S NEXT?
WHAT WILL I DO?
GCSE English is required in many professions such as teaching or nursing. It can also lead to A Levels and is a good foundation for enrolling on Access to Higher Education.
On Functional English you can learn to write in different styles using different formats, brush up on your basics (spelling, grammar and punctuation), improve your reading skills and learn how to communicate confidently and effectively, both spoken and written. We provide opportunities to develop employability skills and ensure you feel as confident as you can with your literacy skills.
YOU NEED: We ask all learners to complete a short assessment and a piece of writing. Taking into account the results from this, along with any previous qualifications, we will ensure you are placed on the most appropriate level for your success.
WHAT’S NEXT? On completion of the level 2 course you could apply for a vocational course, an Access course, GCSE English or a level 3 English course. The qualification at level 2 is accepted by most employers and higher education providers.
GCSE ENGLISH LANGUAGE (ONLINE) GCSE - ONLINE
WHAT WILL I DO? Study both fiction and non-fiction texts to develop the skills required when analysing unseen texts. Analyse the use of language and structure for a range of purposes across a range of activities. You will also develop writing skills both for narrative and non-fiction writing.
YOU NEED: To complete an initial assessment to determine whether the online course is the best fit for you.
WHAT’S NEXT? GCSE English is required in many professions such as teaching or nursing. It can also lead to A Levels and is a good foundation for enrolling on Access to Higher Education.
GCSE ENGLISH LANGUAGE GCSE - PART-TIME WHAT WILL I DO? Study an exciting range of both fiction and non-fiction texts to develop the skills required when analysing unseen texts. Analyse the use of language and structure for a range of purposes across a range of activities.
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