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Communication - Level 1 and 2 Essential Skills (OCN)

Start Date: 23rd January 2023
Code: YFPN2004N1

  • Part-Time
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Essentials

Duration: 15 Weeks Online
Number of weeks: 15
Start date: 23rd January 2023
End date: 22nd May 2023
Day: Mon
Time: 18:00-21:00

Fee for 2022/2023 Academic Year:

Free

Course Content

Essential skills are the qualifications that could help you to: 

  • get the most out of life
  • engage easily with others
  • solve problems 
  • develop personally and improve self confidence 
  • help with homework 
  • manage your finances 
  • access the internet and exchange emails 
  • get a job 
  • get promotion 
  • study for other courses and get good results.

There are three Essential Skills:

Communication - Essential Skills Communication will give you the opportunity to develop your speaking and listening, reading and writing skills. This course will be taught online, however you will complete your external assessment at your local College campus.

Application of Number - Essential Skills Application of Number will give you the opportunity to use your skills in working with figures and numbers.  

ICT - Essential Skills ICT aims to give you the opportunity to develop practical computer skills to use in your current or future workplace and for your own personal need. We also offer Entry Level ICT classes for complete beginners. 

Classes are about two hours and usually run weekly.  On average, it takes over 40 hours to complete a course but this will be determined by your needs and tutor's assessment.  Classes are held in a range of venues, from your local community hall to your local college, throughout the day and evening depending on campus provision.

Please note that all courses are subject to minimum enrolment numbers, therefore you may be offered an alternative time or location should your chosen session not run.

Assessment Methods

For Level 1 and Level 2 courses in Communication and Application of Number assessment is through the completion of an externally assessed and marked exam. At Entry Level assessment is by the completion of an in-house test.

For Level 1 and Level 2 ICT assessment is through a portfolio only.

No specific entry requirements.

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