Certificate in Adult Literacy (Levels 1 & 2) - The Learning Shop

Course Description
Entry Requirements
Progression & Assessment
Duration & Location
Fees
Further Information

Course Description

Course Description:

The Certificate in Adult Literacy covers everyday word skills like reading and understanding English, as well as some features of writing such as spelling, grammar and punctuation.

This nationally recognised certificate will give you extra confidence and a sense of achievement. It can help you achieve more in life - whether you want to help your children, gain promotion at work, or change to a more rewarding job, there's nothing like an extra qualification to prove how much you know.

The Adult Literacy Certificate is an equivalent level to a GCSE but does not cover the entire GCSE Syllabus:

Level 1 Literacy - is an equivalent level to GCSE grade D - G
Level 2 Literacy - is an equivalent level to GCSE grade A - C

The learning materials used within The Learning Shop are online. Some additional paper-based exercises may be used to enhance the learning process.

Level:

1 & 2

Course Type:

Part Time

Entry Requirements

Entry Requirements:

There are no entry requirements. However, candidates will need to complete an initial assessment to determine the appropriate level to start at.

Progression & Assessment

Assessment and Progression:

The assessment method for this course is an online, multiple-choice test consisting of 40 questions. Assessments are taken at The Learning Shop.

Progression:

The Learning Shop offers a wide variety of courses, please speak to a member of staff for details.

Please be aware that as the Certificate in Adult Literacy does not cover the entire GCSE syllabus, advice should be sought where GCSE or Equivalent is stated.

Duration & Location

Duration:

To obtain the qualification, learners are required to attend The Learning Shop every week for a minimum of 4 hours a week.

Typically, the course duration (for both Level 1 and Level 2 courses) is 8 weeks. However, the flexible and self-directed style of learning means that some learners will complete the course earlier.

Location:

Lincoln