A Level English Wales

...aspects of the English Language [spoken and written] in depth. Students will develop research skills, a knowledge of historical aspects of the language...

...Analytical reading and writing Independent research Group work Debate Assessment: The course is assessed as follows: External examinations are taken... Learn about: English Language, Creative Writing, Skills and Training...

...In particular, discussion, presentation and formal essay writing. The development of transferable skills External activities including theatre visits...

...the study of English Language and Literature. Join us in the fascinating exploration of poetry from 1600 to 1900 and enjoy observing how language has changed...

...AS Level English Language and Literature offers a natural progression from GCSE English. This course is equivalent to 40-120 UCAS points. Teaching/Assessment...

...13 Sep 10 Requirement You will need the minimum entry requirement of 4 grade C or above at GCSE level, one in English (or its equivilent). For mature students...

...writing, analysing and expressing their opinion on all types of literature and non-fiction. You will have an interest in language and be given opportunities...

...This course can be studied full-time or part-time. AS Level English Language & Literature (WJEC) Course Outline This course allows students to develop...

...journalism, advertising and communications, applied, forensic and computational linguistics, modern languages, translation or teaching. You will be taught by two lecturers... Learn about: English Language...

...For mature students life experience will be taken into account. The A level course is in two parts over two years; AS and A2 level. You are eligible...

...need 6 GCSEs Grade A-C. Entry requirements may be different for adults. Where will I study: P What will I study? Will I have to sit any examinations?...

...we hope that you will also develop a lifelong fascination with reading and discussing ideas. You will be taught by two lecturers, for four lessons per... Learn about: English Language...

...Will I have to sit any examinations? You will sit 3 examinations in June for the AS course. What will I have at the end of the course? What next?...

...totalling 4.5 hours for AS and A2 students. Assessment will include timed assignments, presentations and a mock exam at Christmas. At AS Level...

...students who need to continue to develop their communication skills. The coursework module at A2 can be adapted to suit the interests and enthusiasms of students...

...one at AS and one at A2 focus upon developing students? writing skills in a variety of genres. There is some study of spoken English and a wide variety...

...of written texts for analysis and appreciation. The course is particularly recommended for students who intend. Awarding Body EDEXCEL Course Content English...

...focus upon developing students? writing skills in a variety of genres. There is some study of spoken English and a wide variety of written texts for analysis and appreciation...

...The development of transferable skills. External activities including theatre visits and seminars at Higher Education providers. Career Prospects and Progression...

...This course can be studied in English only Entry Requirements Normally students 16 - 19 years of age will require a minimum of 5 GCSEs at grades...