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ACCOUNTS — STAGE 1 ENTRY REQUIREMENTS
BOOK-KEEPING AND
No special skills rquired. Ideal candidates will be numerate, logical and have an enquiring mind.
COURSE CONTACT Double-entry book-keeping, its application in businesses and clubs. Presen tation ol financial statements and balance sheets. Practical exercises
PROGRESSION New or more useful employment in book-keeping or book-keeping related
work areas. Social involvement as club treasurers. Provision of sound base for entry into Accounting Stage It courses.
MATERIALS REQUIRED Writing materials only for first week. Text book, file for course work and stationery. Cost — £10 maximum.
AWW022 W Tuesday AWR052 Ribb Wednesday
1-30 — 3-30 7-15 — 9-15
BOOK-KEEPING AND
ACCOUNTS — STAGE 2 ENTRY REQUIREMENTS Candidates will normally have completed a Stage I book-keeping course
COURSE CONTENT Presentation of financial statements and accounts of partnerships and limited
companies. Analysis and interpretation of business results including use of ratios. Practical exercises. PROGRESSION
Employment in accountancy. Appreciation of business/management results. Ladder to career in accounting. Provision of sound base for entry into higher level combined courses in accountancy/business studies.
MATERIALS
Writing materials for first week. Text book, file for course work and stationery Cost — £ 10 maximum. AWROlt Ribb Monday
7-15 — 9-15 Jim Cook A
sirudiion wnicn tney mignt encounter on a trip to France. Students will leai with the use of a coursebook, forecast role-play, tape listening and worl sheets. Subject areas will include careers and future plans, understandin the weather forecast, using the telephone, sending telegrams, sport an leisure activities, staying in a hotel, gite or flat, eating out, elc. Units are base in different areas of France, providing a great deal of background informafio
m . M,Lhe„dl e^ lnl re9l0ns in France- Students will be prepared for RSA Levi II af Whalley, GCSE at Ribblesdale.
MATERIALS FOR WHALLEY ENGLISH — SYLLABUS C FOR
MATURE STUDENTS ENTRY REQUIREMENTS An interest in the English Language. Ability to read with understanding and write with some fluency. How to write letters, reports, longer pieces of writing (essays). How to show some appreciation ol a given passage, both orally and written. How to speak with confidence on a given subject.
PROGRESSION
Have much more confidence in your ability to write and speak. Open College. BTEC course ... who knows.
MATERIALS Week 1 — File ol lined paper, pen. Whole course — LETTS 'STUDY AIDS' LETTS 'REVISE ENGLISH LANGUAGE GCSE' A dictionary.
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FRENCH YEAR 1
ENTRY REQUIREMENTS No previous knowledge of French required.
COURSE CONTENT
Students will learn to communicate in French in a variety of overday situations, e.g. finding the way, food and drink, shopping, travel, money, dates, time etc. Students will learn to understand signs, instructions, menues'. etc. Emphasis will be on speaking, listening and reading, writing activities used to reinforce other skills. Students will use a coursebook in conjunction with flashcards, cassette tapes and worksheets.
PROGRESSION
Students will be prepared for Graded Tests I and II and could progress to RSA.
MATERIALS Pen, paper, coursebook if available. Coursebook required: Escalier Students
Book I by James Hall, Publ. Stanley Thornes Lid., available from Wardle- worths, Kaydee Clitheroe. AWW008 W Monday AWR027 Ribb Tuesday
1-15 — 3-15 7.15- 9.15
YEAR 2
ENTRY REQUIREMENT Basic knowledge of French practised in certain everyday situations as on holidays.
COURSE CONTENT
Basic phrases as would be needed on holiday practised by repitition, question and answer and written work, one or two games, listening tasks etc. Cour- sobook can be bought from the Tutor approx. C6. More information at enrol ment. Usual writing material required.
AVVR028 Ribb Tuesday YEAR 3
ENTRY REQUIREMENTS Levels 1 and 2 Graded Tests. Perhaps an 'O' Level of some years previous,
which needs 'brushing up'. A fairly wide vocabulary on various topics. At least one years previous study of French or French conversation
COURSE CONTENT A large part of the course is orally based. Not many formal notes need to be made. There is a high content of listening work, using tapes, visual aids written exercises. Some grammar point will be essential, although commun-' cahon is the main objective. The topicos learned will be personal information, finding the way, catc-rcstaurant, shopping, public services, securing accom modation, illness, leisure, living with a French-speaking family, schools and occupations, meeting people, talking about the British.
AWR029 Ribb Tuesday YEAR 4
7-15 — 9-15 Elaine Burrows A
ENTRY REQUIREMENTS A passing knowledge of French — approx. 2 years already studied
COURSE CONTENT Students will learn to communicate in common situations in everyday life in France; to find out and give information, to make personal contacts, to reply
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John McManus A (8 places)
DorolhyWade A Cynthia Craydon A
GERMAN YEAR 1
ENTRY REQUIREMENT None, this course is for complete beginners.
COURSE CONTENT This course is for students who want to get by while on holiday or on business trips. The emphasis is on the spoken work, with plenty of opportunity to hear, see and read authentic German. The couse will lead to Graded Tests Level I and II. Please bring notepad and pen/pencil. The coursebook is DEUTSCH- DIREKT.
AWW023 W Tuesday AWR047 Ribb Wednesday
YEAR 2
ENTRY REQUIREMENT 2-3 years at an Adult Education Cntre or if the coursebooks "KONTAKE" or "DEUTSCH DIRECKT" have been used, or it the student is able to get by in simple situations.
COURSE CONTENT "KONTAKTE" 2 and 3 will be used at Whalley. Students will learn to get by in more difficult situations while on holiday or on business. The learning process will be aided through the communicative approach. There will bo a lot of role play, group work, listeing comprehension, videos and authentic written material. The course will lead to Graded Test III.
AWW021 W Tuesday AWRO-18 Ribb Wednesday
YEAR 3 Not available in the Ribble Valley.
YEAR 4 GCSE
ENTRY REQUIREMENTS Approximately 3 years German study, read to embark on one year's lurther study to GCSE level or Level 3 Graded Proliciency Test in German.
COURSE CONTENT All necessary phrases and vocabulary for NEA GCSE German. Praclice in lour language skills. Speaking, listening, reading, writing. Communicative teaching style. Text book to be decided upon.
PROGRESSION The course will lead to AS German with John Owen.
10-00— 12-00 7-15 — 9-15
Irene Leighton A (6 places)
John Owen
1-00 — 3-00 7-15 — 9-15
Irene Leighton A Charles Pearce
Itahan and wish to extend „. i.e. a course to? who h av eTear '
passed at least the Pro iciency Test Grade I. It and tit. You will gain the abili '°„ “™e'Se ,luenl|y |n kalian which you will acquire through systematicc an exarn ° n prac lce' A1 ,ho end ol lho course you will be able lo take on RSA
MATERIALS REQUIRED On Week 1 you need jusl a pen and we will use is "Italian del Tiso" a BBC
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an exercise book. The text book which second stages radio course in Italian.
7-15 — 9-15 Anne Mane Ford A
RUSSIAN From Russia with love. Everyone wilh an interest in Russian welcome
WHAT WILL I LEARN?
The basic knowledge of grammar and vocabulary which will enable students to communicate with Russian speakers and will give the opportunity to read in Hussian.
PROGRESSION
WHAT WILL THE COURSE LEAD TO? The course aims al encouraging students lo continue sludyinq Russian and eventually they can take a GCSE exam in Russian or intially Graded Tests I
and If it beginners enrol. Do come along to enrolment lor further details and discussion with Tutor.
MATERIALS The main lextbook is BBC Language Course Russian: Language and People This book can be obtained from most bookshops.
AWR073 Ribb Thursday 7-15-9-15
SPANISH YEAR 1 GRADED TESTS I & II
ENTRY REQUIREMENTS The course is designed so Ihat no prior knowledge ol Spanish is required, however great benefit results from a "school comprehension" of English grammar thus enabling recognition ol certain structures more readily. Com
munication skills, listening, speaking, reading, writing via oral work role- plays. tapes will be taught.
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Pen and paper and coursebook if available, dictionary. Coursebook- TRICO LURE 3 by Sylvia Hounor and Heather Mascie-Taylor, Publ E J Arnold approx £6, available from Wardleworths, Kaydee Clitheroe, etc. Textbook to be decided upon at the beginning ol the course at Ribblesdale.
AWW007 W (RSA 2) Monday 9-45— 11-45 Dorothy Wade
AWR030 Ribb (GCSE) Tuesday 7-15 — 9-15 Madanlreland (8 places)
YEAR 5
ENTRY REQUIREMENTS Students should have gained GCSE A-C Grade should be reasonably lluent in basic French.
COURSE CONTENT
r-renen n a register appropriate to adults. Emphasis will be on the spoke word with recourse to books, newspapers, tapes, video recordings. (Hop- fully) the course could lead to more advance linguistic attainment ar prepare students lo enter an 'A' Level examination (or equivalent) should Ihe
Week 1 - Just bring yoursell, pen/pencil/paper. Thereafter - Ideally pupi would subscribe to "authentic" language newspapers at approx £10 pi
head — but this would depend on them. This will be discussed at enrolmei evening September 3rd.
AWR031 Ribb Tuesday AWW045 W Thursday
7-15— 9-15 9-10— 11-30
Pat Elfacott JoanGudgeon A or old 'O’ Level GCE pass-'or A COMPUTER SKILLS
MATERIALS Paper, writing materials, German dictionary an advantage.
AWR049 Ribb Wednesday
YEAR 5 GERMAN A/S LEVEL
ENTRY REQUIREMENTS An ability to converse in German on a variety of topics, understand written German and wrlle continuous German.
WHAT W IL L I LEARN AND HOW WILL I LEARN IT?
How to speak German with native speakers. Learning will be by participation in a variety ot exercises, both written and spoken. Use will be made ol videos, cassettes and a variety of modern magazines and newspapers
WHAT WILL THE COURSE LEAD TO? WHAT CAN I DO NEXT?
An A'S examination in Gorman (hall way between the old 'O' Level and 'A' Level.
MATERIALS REQUIRED Usual writing materials. AWR075 Ribb Thursday
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This course is intended lor absolute beginners who want to learn elemental spoken Italian for use in everyday silualions.
COURSE CONTENT You will learn to communicate ellectively in Italian, to understand simpl directions round the town, to make travel arrangements, to order drinks an snacks and to go shopping throughout systematic and persistent practice. / Ihe end ol Ihe course you will bo able to take Grade It Proliciencv Test
MATERIALS V iWHI ne0d 0nly an exorciso book end a pen. The lexl boo
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