Course Options
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Overview
This course will develop your English language skills, including more complex reading, writing, listening and speaking tasks. Students will consolidate and expand their grammatical knowledge.
Any prospective student who hasn’t been resident in an EU country for the last three years will be required to pay course fees at a higher rate. For more details contact the Finance Department on finance@cityofglasgowcollege.ac.uk or 0141 375 5194.
Please note the following:
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This course runs for 36 weeks: September to June. Students will have the opportunity to gain two SQA qualifications at National 4 level (Intermediate). Please note that entry to assessment is at the discretion of your lecturer and is conditional on each student's attendance, classwork, self-study, and linguistic preparedness.
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Due to COVID-19, learning and teaching will begin online. When health and safety guidance allow, we will introduce on-campus learning on a phased basis.
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The level the student selects on booking is only provisional. ESOL lecturers will test students' English skills at the very start of the course and may change students' level according to the results..
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It is a requirement that students attend the first classes of the course in order to be levelled accurately.
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Students cannot join the course late without completing a level test.
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Students must bring any ESOL certificates or qualifications to the classes.
Minimum entry requirements
- You should be able to show evidence you have attained the English level below this course level (National 3 - Intermediate).
What you study
- Reading, Writing, Listening and Speaking in English. Intermediate Grammar and Vocabulary.
After the course
A higher level ESOL course.
How the course is taught
The course will run for 36 weeks, September to June.