A Level English Wales

...It is good preparation for journalism, teaching, marketing, TEFL (Teaching English as a Foreign Language), speech therapy and related areas of...

...This course covers a variety of topics from both English Language and English Literature, providing a natural progression from GCSE level. The course provides... Learn about: English Language, Creative Writing, Part Time...

...Programme Description: A well-established AS/A Level course which develops students' abilities to analyse the features of literary texts and to discuss...

...This course combines the study of English Language and Literature. Join us in the fascinating exploration of poetry from 1600 to 1900 and enjoy observing...

...In addition to stories, plays and poems you can also expect to study the language of journalism, advertising, travel writing, autobiography...

...You are eligible to join the A2 course on successful completion of the AS level. Students wishing to take this subject as part of the full-time provision...

...in June for AS and 1 in January and 2 in June for the A level. What will I have at the end of the course? Having passed the first year examinations...

...It will contribute 50% of the total Advanced marks but can also stand alone as a discrete qualification. This course provides a suitable foundation...

...for four lessons per week, totalling 4.5 hours for AS and A2 students. Assessment will include timed assignments, presentations and a mock exam at Christmas... Learn about: English Language...

...should complete a college application form on receipt of which we will invite you to the college for an informal interview where you will have the opportunity...

...What will I have at the end of the course? What next?...

...English Language and Literature are essential for those who want to read English Literature at a higher level, but are also invaluable for future journalists... Learn about: English Language...

...You will have opportunities to hone your analytical and communication skills. Welsh (2nd Language) - AS Level This is the course to choose if you...

...contextual factors that shaped the writing and the different readings of texts. In year one you will study Jane Eyre by Charlotte Bronte, A Streetcar Named...

...Other combinations work very well with English Language and Literature, particularly the study of foreign languages and Media and Film Studies...

...Secretarial and Office Work, Teaching, Librarianship, Performing Arts, Advertising and Marketing. Modules Method of Assessment Assessment is by 2 exams...

...a minimum of 5 GCSEs at grades A* - C including ideally, a minimum of Grade B in English Language. Entry for mature students without formal qualifications...

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

...C including Grade C or above in English. Entry for mature students without formal qualifications is at the discretion of the Faculty Full-time or Part-time...

...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...