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Previous MLTC modules

Unless otherwise stated, a final mark of at least 48% (55% for master students taking the module for credits) is usually recommended for progression to the next level. A higher minimum (>) mark may sometimes be required. If a maximum (<) mark is indicated, you cannot choose this module if you obtained a higher mark in the previous module.

Qualifications (GCSE / AS Level / A Level)

Qualification requirements take into account the fact that you obtained the qualification some time back: typically the previous year to two years before when applying for A-level courses, 1-3 years before for AS-level courses, and 2-4 years before for GCSE courses.

For all modules, the learning curve is progressive and based on an initial revision of previous learning, both practical and theoretical.

Common European Framework (CEF)

 of Reference for Languages is used by many language teaching institutions and awarding bodies across Europe to define a learner’s level of proficiency in a language according to ‘can do’ statements, starting at level A1 for beginners up to level C2 for proficient users.

The level that suits you best may not be the one corresponding to the guidelines if, for instance, you obtained your qualification a very long time ago or spent some time in a country where the language is spoken after gaining your qualification.

In such cases, you may be asked to attend a short interview with the Language Coordinator on enrolment so that they can assess which level suits you best.

Alternatively, you may be asked or may ask your tutor to change level within the first two weeks of teaching if the level you are in is blatantly not the one you should be in.

However, please also note that you cannot be accepted on a module if your language level meets the entry requirements of a higher level module.