Communication skills (correction symbols)

Decimal currency was introduced into this country in February, 1971.

Before that time, we had a system in which 12 pence made a shilling and
20 shilling made a pound.

Although it is not a native of Great Britain the peacock is quite common,

being kept as an ornamental bird in gardens, parks and stately homes
such as Warwick Castle.

All the bravery in the world wont buy a new engine or repair a damaged
boat.
That takes hard cash and because the lifeboats still rely entirely on
voluntary
contributions the cash has to come for you.

British and French Railways as well as a number of private companies,

operate hovercraft across the English Channel. The main English ports for
this traffic are dover and Ramsgate and the corresponding French ports
are Calais and Boulogne-Sur-Mer.

All children need toys if they are to grow up as normal adults. Toys are
very important because whilst children play with them they learn a great
deal. A child playing with a doll or teddy is learning to give love and
affection and to accept responsibility.

Jones Homes plc invite you to inspect their luxury home, the Melrose
has bathrooms and is complete with a fully-fitted kitchen which includes a
built-in oven and hob.

The dandelion is one of our most common weeds. It is a plant which surely
everyone knows.

Birds of paradise are exotic birds which are found only in the dense
jungles of New Guinea. There are a number of these so-called Birds of
paradise and all are famous for their beautiful long golden tail feathers.
These birds are rarely seen and few have ever been brought back alive to
this country instead you will have to visit a museum to see stuffed
specimens.

The college offers the following RSA courses in typewriting:

Core Text Processing Skills

Level I Typewriting Skills
Level II Typewriting Skills
Level III Typewriting Skills

In addition, students can also take the following Pitman examinations in

typewriting:

Elementary Typewriting
Intermediate Typewriting
Advanced Typewriting

Christopher wren received a knighthood in 1674 as a result of the kings

approval of his bold plan to rebuild the cathedral with a dome.
The result is a building much admired by Londoners.
During the second world war it miraculously survived the bombing which
laid to waste so much of the surrounding city.