English
GCSE • Level 2
English
GCSE • Level 2Type of LearningAdult Learning
Course CodeA3987
Study ModePart Time
Durationtbc
Cost
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Location ByBurnley College
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About the course
Gaining a qualification in English will open doors for you, whether you want to change your career, embark on further education or simply upgrade your skills for personal satisfaction. Burnley College offer GCSE English and a full range of nationally recognised Functional Skills (FS) English qualifications and we are keen to ensure that we advise and support you to achieve the correct qualification to meet your specific requirements. Apply for English now and we will contact you to complete an initial assessment so that you can begin your journey to achieving a valuable qualification in English. FS English offers qualifications from Entry through to L2 and are based around improving reading, writing and Speaking and Listening skills. FS English focuses on the everyday skills of letters, emails, articles and report writing and analysis of non fiction texts. FS English is a good option for those studying other FE or University courses who need to improve their skills whilst gaining a qualification. Classes are two hours long and are offered at various days and times over the week. Our GCSE English Language qualification follows the brand new Edexcel specification and allows you to explore 19th Century literature as well as a range of non fiction texts and creative and transactional writing. Spoken Language skills are also covered within the course and are an important part of the overall qualification, giving you a fully-rounded introduction to the study of the English language. Classes are three hours long and are offered at various days and times over the week. Apply now to start your journey.
Type of LearningAdult Learning
Course CodeA3987
Study ModePart Time
Durationtbc
CostRead More
Awarded Bytbc
Location ByBurnley College
Assessment
On the Functional Skills (FS) qualification you will attend one two-hour taught session and will be assessed on your reading, writing and speaking and listening skills. On the GCSE qualification you will attend one three-hour taught session and will then be expected to do at least an hour of extra work outside class. You will be assessed through two exams at the end of the course: Paper One covers 19th Century Fiction and Imaginative Writing and Paper Two covers Non Fiction Texts and Transactional Writing. There is also a Spoken Language Endorsement made up of a presentation.
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