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How much does it cost?
The courses are all free unless you already hold a grade 4/C or above in GCSE English.
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Who is it for?
This course is for adult learners wishing to develop their Literacy skills to gain a recognised qualification - Functional Skills English Level 1.
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Entry Requirements
There are no formal entry requirements.
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What does the course involve?
The course(s) provide the opportunity for you to develop your literacy/English skills at your own pace with expert teaching and support. Topics covered include:
- Reading a range of texts
- Identifying key information
- Writing skills
- Comparing texts
- Purpose of text
- Language features
- Spelling, punctuation and grammar
- Dictionary skills
- Communication skills
- Speaking and listening
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How is the course assessed?
Each level is assessed by a formal exam that can be taken when you are ready. Exams can be paperbased or online and are on demand.
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Additional Notes
On completion of Level 2 and in some cases Level 1 students can progress onto GCSE English.
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What do I do next?
If you meet the entry requirements for this course, please use the Register my Interest or Enrol button or contact Part-time Admissions at 01743 653333 to organise enrolment. If you are still undecided about the course most suitable for you, please drop into one of our advice events, ring Part-time Admissions on 01743 653333, use our live chat facility, or emailparttimecourses@scg.ac.uk
EDEXCEL Functional Skills English Level 1 - Evening
- Starts 3 February 2026
- London Road Campus
- 17 Weeks
- Part Time
- SFS1ENG612(2526C)
- Tuition Fee £724
Tuition fees stated are the whole cost
- Tuesday
17:30 - 19:30
- Starts 16 September 2025
- London Road Campus
- 17 Weeks
- Part Time
- SFS1ENG612(2526B)
- Tuition Fee £724
Tuition fees stated are the whole cost
- Tuesday
17:30 - 19:30
This course is eligible for a fee waiver
More information You may be entitled to a fee waiver for this course if you are aged 19 or over and unemployed (seeking work and on certain benefits) or earning less than £25,000 per year.