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Adult English – Application Code
COURSE OVERVIEW
Our adult English courses are aimed at learners aged over 19 years old. We offer a range of courses to help you improve your English skills and gain a recognised academic qualification.
If you are looking to improve your English skills to gain employment, launch a new career, improve your promotion prospects, support your children with their schoolwork or just because you want to, then we have the course for you. If you’;re not ready to study English at GCSE level, we offer Functional Skills. These qualifications also provide a steppingstone onto GCSE level in the future.
We offer the following courses:
- Functional Skills English Level 1
- GCSE English Language
All learners will need to complete an assessment before enrolling so that they can be placed on the appropriate pathway.
All our courses are taught by experienced tutors who will support you throughout your study. Attendance: 1 class – per week each lesson will be 2 hours, you will need to be prepared to complete homework and study independently in between classes. We offer daytime class options and evening class options; timetables will be available at your assessment.
You should bring a pen and notepad.
FURTHER INFORMATION
Our adult English courses are aimed at learners aged over 19 years old. We offer a range of courses to help you improve your English skills and gain a recognised academic qualification.
If you are looking to improve your English skills to gain employment, launch a new career, improve your promotion prospects, support your children with their schoolwork or just because you want to, then we have the course for you.
GCSE English Language opens many doors to promotion, a change of career, higher level courses (including Access to Higher Education courses) and even university.
Functional Skills assessments are graded as either a ‘pass’; or ‘fail’;.
Functional Skills Level 1 can be taken online or as a paper exam. They are externally assessed and carried out in exam conditions at the assessment centre.
GCSE exam dates are set by Ofqual, the exam watchdog that regulates qualifications. There are three 1.5 hour exams. All students across the country sit the exams on the same date and time, usually the middle of May and the beginning and middle of June.
You may be fully funded by the Government if you have not already achieved grade C-A* or grade 4-9 in English.
You will need to bring a pen. Highlighters can also be useful.
If you need any further assistance, please contact our Admissions Team via email admissions@crawley.ac.uk