Course overview
Unlock your potential with a recognised English qualification.
Are you 19 or over and looking to gain or improve your GCSE English Language grade? Whether you’re studying English for the first time or aiming to boost a previous grade below a 4 (or D), this free, online evening course is designed to help you succeed. Our GCSE English Language course prepares you for the national exams and is ideal for adult learners who want to:
• Gain a GCSE English Language qualification for the first time
• Improve a previous grade below a 4 (C)
• Build practical reading and writing skills for work, study, and everyday life
Our experienced tutors will support you through every step of the course, building your confidence and equipping you with the key strategies to succeed in the exam.
The course will be delivered online via Microsoft Teams on Tuesday or Thursday evenings, 6pm to 9pm. We require a minimum of 85% attendance for the student to be eligible for the final exam and we expect active participation in all assignments and assessments throughout the course.
To achieve the GCSE English Language qualification, you must sit two national exams in person at one of our campuses. The exam period is from mid-May to June.
You will learn
- Skills to analyse and evaluate 19th-century fiction extracts
- Imaginative writing skills to engage the reader
- How to accurately use spelling, punctuation and grammar
- How to understand and compare a range of non-fiction texts
- Transactional writing skills for a variety of forms, purposes and audiences
GCSE (9-1) in English Language – Edexcel
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You are eligible for this free course if you have not achieved a grade 4 (C) or above in GCSE English Language.
Before enrolling, ensure you have access to a tablet, laptop or desktop computer and a steady internet connection.
GCSEs are taught throughout the UK and overseas, and are seen as being one of the most recognisable and robust standards of education in the world.
GCSE English Language is a gateway qualification. Many employers and further education providers, including universities, require a minimum of grade 4. Whether you’re looking to change careers, apply to university, or improve your confidence, this qualification is an essential step forward.
