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The GCSE course in English Language will involve writing stories, letters and newspaper articles as well as reading extracts from novels and journalism, some of which will be from the 1800s. We aim to make you more confident with your writing and discussing ideas in class. The speaking and listening element is marked separately and you can, if you want, just keep your score from your previous school. If you are having to re-take English, you may not feel happy about it. However, we really do our best to make it interesting by looking at exciting topics. Of course, we also help you to develop the core skills you need to pass.
The GCSE course in English Language will involve writing stories, letters and newspaper articles as well as reading extracts from novels and journalism, some of which ... more
Level 2
Whether you are working in an office, restaurant, beauty salon or on a farm or construction site, it is likely that good numeracy will help you do your job well. Since numerical skills are so important in the workplace, the government require students to keep studying Maths until they achieve a Grade 4. Hence, students who attained a Grade 3 in GCSE Maths at school must study GCSE Maths until they attain at least a Grade 4. You won’t be on your own: we will provide all the support we can to help you achieve that coveted Grade 4.
Whether you are working in an office, restaurant, beauty salon or on a farm or construction site, it is likely that good numeracy will help you ... more
Level 2
GCSE Maths Higher is for students who are targeting a Grade 6 or higher. The entry requirement is a Grade 4 in Maths, but students are also accepted onto the course if they are entering UK mainstream education from either home educated backgrounds, foreign schools or Steiner schools, if appropriate. The main reasons that students take this course are either to meet university entry requirements, to supplement BTEC and T-level qualifications, or to enable progression onto A-level courses requiring GCSE Maths at Grade 6 or above. If you have a Grade 4 and are aiming for a Grade 5, you could achieve this by re-sitting the Foundation exam in November, or you could join this Higher course.
GCSE Maths Higher is for students who are targeting a Grade 6 or higher. The entry requirement is a Grade 4 in Maths, but students are ... more
Level 2
Functional Skills Maths is about problem solving, where questions are set in a contextual situation. Students are then required to decide what mathematical skills are required to progress. This will require students to develop their numeracy skills, being able to understand what information is necessary from that which is being give to them.
Functional Skills Maths is about problem solving, where questions are set in a contextual situation. Students are then required to decide what mathematical skills ... more
Level 2
