GCSE Turkish in All Aspects

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our General Conditions of Recognition, which apply to all awarding organisations and qualifications tiering of assessments – awarding organisations must comply with these requirements under Condition GCSE (Modern Foreign Languages) 2.1 The subject content for GCSE Qualifications in Modern Foreign Languages is set out in the document published by the Secretary of State entitled ‘Modern foreign languages GCSE subject content’, document reference DFE-00348-2014 (the ‘Content Document’).

Each GCSE Qualification in a Modern Foreign Language must be tiered. An awarding organisation must design and set the assessments for each GCSE Qualification in a Modern Foreign Language which it makes available, or proposes to make available, using an overlapping tiers model. a) result for the Spoken Language Assessment in calculating that Learner’s final mark and result for the Assessments by Examination, and/or Seminar certificate in Seminar for Children with Special Needs and Special Education (SEN) Strategies from Ministry of National Education / Turkey, 22.01.2010 Certificate in Developing Oral Fluency in the Primary English Language Classroom from IPC Exeter/England,19.06.2010

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An awarding organisation must take reasonable steps to ensure that no Learner has access to a dictionary – c) a Learner who does not meet the criteria to be awarded a Pass, Merit or Distinction, or who has not been exempted on grounds of disability from the assessment but who does not take it, is issued a result of ‘not classified’. a) the awarding organisation must ensure that each Learner completes any such assessment within a period of up to five weeks in the months of April and May in any single year, and BA) Initial Teaching Training Department, English-Turkish Language Teacher/The Ege University,12.09 1997• Certificate of attendance in Guidance/Advisory Services from Ministry of National Education / Turkey,05.11,1999 Seminar certificate in School Health Seminar from Ministry of National Education / Turkey,22.07.2008

I have my own private limited company selling organic cosmetics and offering business consultancy services. Modern Turkish is the descendant of Ottoman Turkish and its predecessor, so-called Old Anatolian Turkish, which was introduced into Anatolia by the Seljuq Turks in the late 11th century AD. Old Turkish gradually absorbed a great many Arabic and Persian words and even grammatical forms and was written in Arabic script. After the founding of the Turkish republic in 1923, the Arabic script was replaced by the Latin alphabet (1928). The reform of the language was initiated and supported by the Turkish republican government. We have developed these requirements with the intention that GCSE qualifications (graded from 9 to 1) should provide:As a Qualified Language Teacher with Degrees in teaching ESOL and Turkish Language, I have over 10 years` experience in working with young people and children to improve their command of Turkish and English language as well as GCSE / A Level Turkish students to develop advanced knowledge and understanding through transferable skills reflected on their grade. Teaching in mainstream schools and private tutoring in languages for many years has been a great opportunity to work with a wide range of learners from children to adults which enhanced my skills to create individually tailored lessons that spot-on target the points my students want to improve.

b) final mark or result for the Assessments by Examination in determining that Learner’s result for the Spoken Language Assessment. I am a member of The Tutors' Association. I have a DBS certificate, public liability and personal indemnity insurance. Where a certificate will be issued to a Learner in respect of the Assessments by Examination, an awarding organisation must ensure that it meets the following requirements in recording the outcome of the Spoken Language Assessment on that certificate –

may not always understand questions asked, but responses to those which are understood are comprehensible