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Students will be selected to take this course. These students will usually be those who have received EAL support in Key Stage 3 and for whom the ESL course is the best and most appropriate pathway for them.
You will read from a range of resources and real world texts which will contribute to your knowledge in the other subjects you are studying. Working in groups and individually, you will be given opportunities to discuss and research relevant themes and issues. Explore your own interests, learn to present your viewpoint in writing and develop oral communication proficiency as these are key skills in the world of academics and work.
English as a Second Language is a great way to prepare for college writing, reading and presentation skills. Expect to read from a variety of authentic texts on current and controversial issues, to take part in discussions and oral presentations and to write on a range of topics and themes. Having opinions and presenting them coherently are vital in this course.
ASSESSMENT
ASSESSMENT
100% exam
Students sit either:
0510- 70% reading and writing, 30% listening, speaking endorsement
0511 - 60% reading and writing, 20% listening, 20% speaking
2022_23 - Information for EAL Parents.pdfFAQS
FAQS
Is this a comparable to First Language English?
Is this a comparable to First Language English?
No. It is completely different because you learn how to use English in situations such as business, academic and social settings.
Is this the same as EAL?
Is this the same as EAL?
You may have learnt some skills earlier in your Year 9 lessons. Now you will further develop writing, oral and reading skills on current issues to help you improve academic language proficiency.
What will I learn?
What will I learn?
Based on current issues, you will give formal presentations, conduct research writing, read widely and practise skills needed for successful reading and writing in college/university.
Can I use this qualification for admissions to a university?
Can I use this qualification for admissions to a university?
Most universities require a standardised English language proficiency score. This course will help you when you sit for English language proficiency exams such as TOEFL, IELTS Academic or the CAE to gain admission to university or college.
How will this help me in my future?
How will this help me in my future?
The skills learnt here are useful from tertiary level learning to the working world.
2022_23 - Information for EAL Parents.pdf
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