A Level Languages

...and if you are interested in the culture and society of the Spanish speaking world, then we have the course for you. Effective communication... Learn about: Artistic cultures, Spanish Grammar, Spanish Conversation...

...leisure as well as social issues, such as drugs, alcohol, education, the environment, politics, technological advances, law and order and human interest news items...

...poetry and novels you will also have the opportunity to develop your creative and analytical skills in your study of language. You should do this subject...

...to develop your own writing for different purposes and audiences, analyse texts and investigate topics such as the way men and women communicate differently...

...plays and poems you can also expect to study the language of journalism, advertising, travel writing, autobiography, speeches, radio and...

...There are four units comprising the two year course. At AS. Unit 1: Introducing Analysis and Production Understanding how texts are constructed for certain audiences and purposes...

...and analytical perspectives. Not only does the course provide an exploration of literary texts, drama and poetry, but it invites students to observe...

...through language and how this can be done in a more positive way. The other unit is an examination for which you will be studying newer methods of using writing...

...Environmental Issues, Education and Employment. The second year (A2) builds on the foundations laid at AS level and the topics are extended to include Customs...

...leisure as well as social issues, such as drugs, alcohol, education, the environment, politics, technological advances, law and order and human interest news items...

...and issues and you will make regular use of press articles, satellite TV, the Internet and the language laboratory. You will develop practical skills through...

...During the course you will learn to develop your practical skills as a writer and speaker in a range of situations. You may be asked to produce short stories...

...at a higher level - this may be the course for you. You won't spend much time looking at 'set texts' instead you'll focus on everyday language...

...leisure as well as social issues, such as drugs, alcohol, education, the environment, politics, technological advances, law and order and human interest news items...

...impressions of the world in a range of literary and non-literary texts, and quite literally, how words create worlds. You will study an anthology of texts... Learn about: Writing Skills...

...persuade and affect our emotions through the choices they make? You will look at literature - 2 novels and a play - as well as language to think about...

...as language users in a wide variety of contexts and genres. Often chosen by students interested in teaching and journalism, as well as those interested...

...materials being made available bilingually. Details will be provided to you at interview. Cyflwyniad: Cyflwynir y cwrs yn y gweithle. Ceir cymorth ar-lein...

...71259 Department: GCE AS Short Description: This is the second year of the A Level English Language course for those who have already completed the...

...It teaches you a new range of terminology. Unit 2 is a coursework option which requires the study of a selection of texts and these become the basis...