Course structure
The course consists of two parts, which each contain 10 units.
Part 1
This part requires academic skills at Higher Education introductory level.
OU | SCQF | FHEQ |
---|---|---|
1 | 7 | 4 |
Part 1 contains the following units:
Scots today by Matthew Fitt
Vocabulary (old and new) by Diane Anderson
Education by Simon Hall
Dialect diversity by Bruce Eunson
Politics by Ashley Douglas
Food and drink by Annie Mattheson
Arts and crafts by Liz Niven
Scots and pport by Ged O’Brien
Drama, television and film by Ian Brown
Scots and work by Bruce Eunson.
Part 2
This part requires academic skills at Higher Education intermediate level.
OU | SCQF | FHEQ |
---|---|---|
2 | 8 | 5 |
Part 2 contains the following units:
History and linguistic development of Scots by Simon Hall
Scots song by Steve Byrne
Storytelling, comedy and popular culture by Donald Smith
Scots and the history of Scotland by James Robertson
Scots and religion by Donald Smith
Scots abroad by Billy Kay
Grammar by Christine Robinson
Literature – poetry by Alan Riach
Literature – prose by Alan Riach
Standardisation of Scots by Michael Dempster.
How to study this course