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Welcome To Our Full-time Prospectus - Yeovil College

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GCSEs<br />

GCSE (Level 2)<br />

English<br />

GCSE (Level 2)<br />

Mathematics<br />

This course will help you to develop your ability<br />

to read and understand different types of<br />

writing, write in a range of styles and improve<br />

your speaking and listening skills. You will learn<br />

as part of a class, in groups, pairs and with<br />

individual help from your lecturer. The course<br />

is structured around four controlled tests,<br />

covering personal and narrative writing, analysis<br />

of a novel, a response to a Shakespeare play<br />

and a selection of poetry from other cultures,<br />

followed by three speaking and listening<br />

assignments. The final term is spent preparing<br />

for two end-of-year exams and practising writing.<br />

Entry Requirements<br />

You must have grade D in GCSE English or<br />

Level 2 Functional Skills.<br />

This course covers Data Handling, Number,<br />

Algebra and Geometry. This is a modular course,<br />

designed to suit the needs of you, the student.<br />

It will maximise your learning opportunities and<br />

skills and minimise exam pressures.<br />

Entry Requirements<br />

You need grade D in GCSE Maths or Level 2 Functional Skills.<br />

Course Expenses<br />

You need your own equipment, e.g. scientific calculator,<br />

protractor, ruler and compasses.<br />

Career Prospects/Progression<br />

Gaining a grade C or above for GCSE Maths provides a good<br />

foundation for progression on to many other courses and<br />

future employment.<br />

Course Expenses<br />

Up to £25 for theatre trips.<br />

Career Prospects/Progression<br />

This qualification is considered essential by employers, but,<br />

alternatively, students can continue their studies with A Level<br />

English Language or English Literature if they achieve a B or<br />

above at GCSE.<br />

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For further information, please contact the <strong>College</strong> on 01935 423921 or visit www.yeovil.ac.uk. All information correct at <strong>time</strong> of print.

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