International Prospectus 2010 Wakefield College 11 Day/ Time 9am 10am 11am 12noon 1pm 2pm 3pm Monday Diary Time Intensive Lunch Intensive English English Tuesday Tutorial Homework Intensive Lunch Independent English Study Wednesday Homework Study Skills Lunch Free time for sports, drama clubs and societies Thursday Independent Study/ Intensive Lunch IELTS Project Work English Training Friday Diary Time British Culture Lunch Using ICT and Society as a student English Language Studies English as a Foreign Language ( EFL) teaching at Wakefield College is accredited by the British Council. All teachers are experienced and fully qualified. Teaching methods are varied and include discussions, presentations, role play, group work, listening to tapes and CDs, videos and DVDs and examination practice. We offer flexible start dates in September, January and April. General English This full- time course is for students who wish to develop all aspects of general English: speaking, listening, reading and writing in order to progress onto other academic or vocational courses. Tutors use a variety of teaching methods and the environment is informal and friendly. A College certificate may be awarded for students who complete assignments and students may achieve City and Guilds qualifications. Intensive English This preparatory course is for students who wish to improve their English before progressing onto an academic programme such as A Levels, BTEC National Diplomas or International Foundation. Students receive 17 hours of tuition and up to 9 hours of directed study. Entry Requirements: Intermediate level of English ( IELTS 4.0- 4.5) Course listings As well as concentrating on the essential elements of reading, writing, speaking and listening the course includes modules on: IELTS Training - covers the different elements of the test and techniques Study Skills - research, writing essays and reports, giving presentations, team work and managing your time British Culture and Society - this course covers many different aspects of British culture including media, politics, education, religion, food and social behavior Tutorial - each student is assigned their own personal tutor. All aspects of studying and living in the UK are discussed during weekly tutorials. Intensive English- sample timetable All full- time students receive additional English classes to support their studies Support for all students All students receive additional English classes to improve their language skills and prepare them for university.

12 Wakefield College International Prospectus 2010 Choose from: Art & Design: A & D ( 3D Design) A & D ( Fine Art) A & D ( Photography) A & D ( Textiles) Accounting Biology Business Studies Chemistry Critical Thinking ( AS) Drama and Theatre Studies English Language English Literature Film Studies French General Studies Geography Government & Politics Graphic Communication History ICT Law Mathematics Use of Mathematics ( AS) Media Studies Physics Psychology Photography ( AS/ A Level) Spanish Sociology Physical Education Urdu Course listings GCE A Levels at Wakefield Sixth Form College Ken Ken came straight to Wakefield College from Vietnam and completed a BTEC National Diploma in Business and Management. This is a practical course continually assessed with regular assignments. Ken achieved excellent grades and is now at Brunel University studying for a Business degree. Successful completion of A levels will enable you to apply to universities throughout the UK. A levels are a two year programme and students usually choose either 3 or 4 subjects to study Our Sixth Form College offers a wide range of A level subjects and we are confident that we can provide a programme of study to meet your individual requirements. All students receive additional English classes to support their study and extensive guidance in applying for Higher Education. Students each have a personal tutor who follows a very detailed programme of study skills and personal development within weekly tutorials. All students receive additional English classes to improve their language skills and prepare them for university. Entry requirements 5 GCSE subjects at Grade C or above or the equivalent overseas public examination A minimum English Language level of IELTS 5.0 You must be aged 16 or over at the beginning of the course For more information on any course please visit our website at: www. wakefield. ac. uk