A Level Languages

...you will look at the language of speech and you will complete language production work in a variety of ways. The course is based around an integrated approach...

...prose and drama as well as introducing you to the forms and conventions of other types of non-literary writing. It will enable you to develop knowledge...

...then this would be a good choice. You will study a variety of literary texts including drama, poetry, novels and short stories. You will also study non-literary...

...Texts will be taken from a variety of everyday sources, but will also include focussed study of how new technology affects language use, how men and women...

...extracts from magazines such as Bliss, the language of the courtroom and speeches by famous people. You will also have the opportunity to develop your creative writing skills...

...GCSE knowledge in speaking, listening, reading and writing and be introduced to more complex vocabulary and ideas. There will be written exam papers in reading...

...Daytime. Qualification: A2 English Language & Literature (AQA A). Entry Requirements: 16-19 year-olds: 5 GCSEs at C or above, including English...

...to be agreed. LL2: Creative Writing. (Coursework 20%) Here you compile your own 3,000 word original writing portfolio of literary and non-literary texts and accompanying analysis...

...extracts from magazines such as Bliss, the language of the courtroom and speeches by famous people. You will also have the opportunity to develop your creative writing skills...

...of the language and a knowledge of grammar. There will be an opportunity for creative writing and for individual investigation. The course has four units...

...It has proved popular with students following options in Business Studies and Law. Increasingly, students opting for Sports Studies are taking up...

...This course is designed to engage you in a systematic study of the nature and functions of this rich language. There is practical investigation and development...

...leaflets etc). Students will also study language change in the analysis of two novels from different periods. At A2 Level students will analyse the differences...

...As well as being the official language of Spain and 19 Latin American nations, in the USA also there are over 34 million Spanish speakers. Spanish opens... Learn about: Spanish Conversation, Beginners Spanish, Spanish Language...

...Do I need any additional qualifications/ skills? You should enjoy reading a wide range of material, both fiction and non-fiction. This course will focus...

...then this course will suit you. You will learn how to use knowledge and understanding to debate the impact of language on our understanding of ourselves...

...a range of questions based on current issues and cultural topic areas and sustain conversation on a range of AS and A2 social and cultural topics to mention but a...

...Would you like to learn how to analyse a variety of literary and non-literary texts, and how to use these texts as a basis for your own writing?...

...prose and drama as well as introducing you to the forms and conventions of other types of non-literary writing. It will enable you to develop knowledge...

...to be agreed. LL2: Creative Writing. (Coursework 20%) Here you compile your own 3,000 word original writing portfolio of literary and non-literary texts and accompanying analysis...