Functional Skills English (E3) - NCFE - 60350520

<p>Individual Learning Plans will record your progress and achievement.? </p>

<p>Your tutor will give you regular feedback throughout the course and you will get the opportunity to complete an end of course evaluation form.? </p>

<p>None</p>

<p>No</p>

<p>No</p>

<p>This course will give you the skills to follow and understand the main points of discussion and in return give your own points of view and provide appropriate responses. You will be able to read and understand texts in different formats using techniques appropriate to the task.</p>

<p>At the end of this course, you will be able to: Take part in discussions/exchanges about familiar topics, make active contributions, with one or more people in familiar situations. Read and understand straightforward texts that explain, inform or recount information. Write short texts with some awareness of the intended audience. Spell familiar and unfamiliar words. Use a wider range of vocabulary and structure your sentences.</p>

<p>Individual Learning Plans will record your progress and achievement.? </p>

<p>Your tutor will give you regular feedback throughout the course and you will get the opportunity to complete an end of course evaluation form.? </p>

<p>On successful completion of an exam, learners will gain an Entry?3?Functional Skills qualification in English.? </p>

<p>This course is open to adults who are resident in Lambeth and who are interested in this subject area.?  </p>

<p>Suitable for students who have achieved a full English Functional Skills Entry 2 qualification and are assessed as working towards/ ready for Entry 3. </p>

<p>You will be offered advice and guidance during the course on what you could do next. For example, you could progress to a Level 1 English course, an accredited ICT course or another accredited course.</p>

<p>N/A</p>

<p>12 weeks</p>

<p>Free if you are a UK/EU resident, registered unemployed and in receipt of out-of-work benefits. The course is also free if you are earning less than £20,572.50 per annum and you cannot afford the cost of your course.</p>

<p>English</p>

<p>English</p>