Level 2 Functional Skills English Course. Work-based training at your workplace. The course is often delivered as part of an Apprenticeship, so you can study while you earn. If you're on an Apprenticeship, the course may be fully funded. If you're studying independently, fees may apply. Over around 6 months, you'll build the reading, writing, and communication skills that employers ask for across most sectors. Level 2 Functional Skills English is the recognised GCSE English equivalent, accepted by employers and colleges alike.
Who this course is for
level 1 for those who need or want to improve on thier functional skills Functional skills English at level 1 This study online Functional Skills English Level 1 course enables you to improve your understanding of English, with the support of our experienced and friendly coaches. Your log in will give you access to a range of useful English video tutorials and modules together with other resources that will make learning easy. you will have he opportunity to review your learning, check progress , and have recommended learning specific to your learning needs
What you will learn
You'll read and understand a range of texts, including workplace documents
You'll write clearly and accurately for different purposes and audiences
You'll use grammar, punctuation, and spelling correctly in your writing
You'll listen and respond to spoken communication in work and everyday contexts
You'll speak clearly and adapt what you say to suit different situations
How you will learn
Learning is structured around your job role and delivered in your workplace. You'll work through reading, writing, and spoken communication tasks, supported by a coach. Assessment is by externally marked written exams and a separate speaking and listening assessment, set and marked by AQA.
What you will need to bring
The centre will provide most materials. Consultancy in Skills and Learning will confirm anything else you need before you start.
Where next
Jobs you could do
Customer service advisor: clear written and spoken communication is essential
Administrator: writing emails, letters, and reports accurately
Healthcare support worker: reading care plans and documenting patient information
Retail team leader: communicating with staff, customers, and suppliers
Warehouse operative: reading instructions and completing written records
Teaching assistant: supporting learners with reading and writing tasks
What you could study next
Level 2 Functional Skills Maths: pairs well with this English qualification for roles that require both.
Level 3 qualifications in your sector: many Level 3 courses ask for Level 2 English as a condition of entry.
Apprenticeship programmes: Functional Skills English Level 2 satisfies the English requirement built into most apprenticeship standards.
