Entry Level 2 Functional Skills English
Qualification | Entry Level 2 Functional Skills English |
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Subject Area | English, ESOL |
Attendance | On-site |
Age Group(s) | Adults |
Duration | 9am to 12pm Wednesday, Start date 25.09.24 End date 14.05.24 |
Day
Day |
Time |
Monday |
16.30-20.30 |
Tuesday |
14.00-18.00 |
Wednesday |
09.00-13.00 |
Thursday |
16.30-20.30 |
Friday |
09.00-13.00 |
Saturday |
10.00- 14.00 |
Course outline
Functional Skills English Entry level 2 is an essential qualification for work, college, higher education and day-to-day life. Our Functional Skills English course will help you improve your English skills and prepare you to pass your English tests.
Entry requirements
English and Maths qualification at any level but this will be assessed on interview.
You must be aged 19+ to apply for this course.
Future Progress
- GCSE English Stepping Stone
- Functional Skills English Level 1, 2
What can it lead to?
Earning a Functional Skills English qualification can unlock several opportunities for you:
- Employment: Many employers require basic English proficiency. This qualification proves your ability to communicate effectively in reading, writing, and speaking—skills that are essential in most job roles. It also provides a strong foundation to build upon.
- Further Education: This qualification can be a stepping stone to more advanced English courses.
- Apprenticeships: If you’re considering an apprenticeship, a Functional Skills English qualification is often a necessary requirement, equipping you with essential skills.
- Everyday Life: It helps you develop practical skills for daily tasks, such as reading official documents, writing emails, and following instructions.
- Personal Development: Enhancing your English skills can increase your confidence and improve your ability to express yourself clearly and effectively in all areas of life.
What are the course outcomes?
These courses are designed to:
- build confidence and fluency in English
- preparing learners for real-world situations
- building the skills to further study on English courses
- support you to gain employment
Who is the course aimed at?
Functional Skills Entry Level English courses cater to a wide variety of learners, including:
- Adults: Individuals aiming to enhance their English skills for personal growth, career advancement, or further education.
- Professionals: Those looking to improve communication skills in their workplace.
- Students: Learners preparing for academic studies or vocational training.
- Non-native English Speakers: Individuals seeking to better navigate everyday life in English-speaking environments. Please be aware that an assessment will take place during the interview. If Functional Skills is not suitable, we will guide you towards our ESOL courses.
There is a course for everyone!
Course content
- Speaking, Listening, and Communicating: Engage in straightforward discussions and exchanges about familiar topics.
- Reading: Read and understand short, straightforward texts that explain or recount information.
- Writing: Write short texts with some adaptation to the intended audience.
How will you be assessed?
Internally assessed via in class assessments followed by formal examinations.
Is there an interview?
Yes
Equipment Required?
No kit required.
Please note: There will be an initial assessment and diagnostic test to gauge suitability.
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