The Total cost of the course is £999

Students can make payment using one of the following methods:

• Credit or debit card
• Bank transfer
• Interest free monthly instalments
• Paypal
• Western Union

The course is made up of 10 modules. Each module consists of 10 guided learning hours of material with an additional 5 hours worth of optional material comprised of recommended exercises, recommended readings, Internet resources, and self-testing exercises. 

Home, family, and daily life:

Develop vocabulary regarding home/family life

Learn how to communicate about social trends

Develop listening skills in the context of explanations and presentations

Develop speaking/listening skills in the context of giving a talk

Understand the structure of a text presenting advantages and disadvantages

Politics and sociocultural issues

Develop vocabulary regarding politics and socio-cultural issues

Learn how to find, access, and understand news in newspapers and on the TV, radio and internet

Work and professions

Develop vocabulary regarding topics relevant to work and professional subjects

Develop familiarity with communicating via email, leaving voicemails, and in formal and informal language

Health and Fitness

Develop vocabulary relating to health and fitness

Learn how to participles and follow dialogue between multiple people

Citizenship and politics

Develop confidence with the ability to give views and opinions on local issues

Develop vocabulary about citizenship and politics

Crime and punishment

Develop vocabulary regarding crime and punishment

Learn to listen to and follow discussions

The environment

Develop vocabulary regarding the environment and environmental issues

* Develop letter and email reading and writing abilities

Technology

Listen to conversations among retailers and customers relating to the purchase of technological goods for the home

Listen to a conversation between teenagers about their social media habits

Science and Education

Development of Educational vocabulary relating to science and education

Practice listening to and following a discussion

The IELTS exam

Helps prepare learners for the IELTS exam by explaining requirements

Covers some examples of the kinds of questions that will come up in the IELTS exam

Provides a list of helpful advice for the IELTS exam

Each of the first 9 modules will be made of a Listening and Speaking section and a Reading and Writing section and will help you to develop all aspects of your communications skills. The IELTS exam module will help provide some helpful tips and guidance for learners planning on attempting the IELTS exam.

• All course material, including online modules and past exam papers.
• Personal tutor support with 1-2-1 Skype sessions
• Dedicated student support
• Access to an online social learning forum
• Assignment marking and feedback
• Free CV writing help on completion of the course.

Approximately 6 months before an exam date, Students should book their place at an exam centre to take the Edexcel GCSE Mathematics (1MA1 specification) exam.

The exam centre could be a private exam centre or a school or college that is also submitting its own students for the exam.

Edexcel publish a list of exam centres that accept private candidates. This won’t cover every available centre, so if there’s nothing shown in your area, we recommend contacting local schools and colleges directly.

Exam fees are not included in the course cost as they are paid directly to the exam centre. They will vary depending on which centre you choose.

Upon completion of this course, students will have the foundations and fundamental knowledge needed in order to study A levels or a Level 3 qualification with London College of Science & Management.

The typical age at which people choose to complete the IGCES’s is 14 to 16, but anyone over the age of 14 can enrol onto this course. You also do not need any previous qualifications to be eligible for this course.