Poetry colleges Wales

..., A Streetcar Named Desire by Tennessee Williams and the poetry of Edward Thomas and Alun Lewis. In year two you will study The Merchant’s Prologue and Tale by Chaucer and King Lear by Shakespeare. You will also complete a coursework module on two prose texts from different periods. Updated October 2018...

...Programme Description: A well-established AS/A Level course which develops students' abilities to analyse the features of literary texts and to discuss them in a variety of ways. Students will have the opportunity to study the three key genres of Prose, Poetry and Drama. A range of texts...

...It also allows you to boost your career options and Higher Education prospects. The course is suitable if you have completed a higher-level GCSE in second language Welsh... Learn about: Skills and Training...

...nguage. You will be invited to attend an interview, and will undertake an assessment in literacy and numeracy, to establish any support required. For AS Level you will study: An anthology of poetry chosen by the WJEC, How to produce effective creative... Learn about: English Language, Full Time...

... terminology you will learn. You will study the play A Streetcar Named Desire, the autobiography Once in a House on Fire and an anthology of British poetry in year one. In year two you will study The Color Purple, King Lear and 1984 as well as 'dystopian creaive writing' for your coursework module. Updated... Learn about: English Language...

...The AS course comprises the study of four literary texts, ranging from Shakespeare to modern poetry. Continuation to A Level in the second year involves a study of four more texts, two of which must be compared...

... opportunities for you to consider how attitudes and values are created and conveyed in speech and writing. The course will enable you to develop your writing skills as well as studying drama, poetry and prose texts from both a linguistic and literary perspective. The second year builds on and widens... Learn about: Skills and Training, Part Time, Creative Writing...

...This course will appeal to those who enjoy reading and who want to learn how language works. You will be encouraged to give your personal opinions on novels, plays and poetry. You will also get a chance to develop your own analytical and communication skills. You will be expected to study literary...

...AS Level (Year 1); Poetry & Drama;Prose Study and Creative Writing. A level (Year 2): Period and Genre Study; Poetry and Drama(2)...

...On the AS course the literature element comprises the study of an anthology of poetry, ranging from the Middle English period to 1900 and one further text. The language element involves personal writing and an analysis of the writing of others, including a transcript of the spoken word. A further...

...The aim of this course is to encourage candidates to read, understand, enjoy and respond to literary texts. The course includes the study of poetry, prose and drama. The study of the texts is reinforced by the use of films and, wherever possible, theatre visits. This course can be studied full-time...

...This is the course to choose if you wish to study English literature in greater depth than previously. You will be encouraged to speak your mind on literary topics, to respond personally to novels, plays and poetry, and to make balanced judgments based on your use of the techniques and standards...

...AS Level (Year 1); Poetry & Drama;Prose Study and Creative Writing. A level (Year 2): Period and Genre Study; Poetry and Drama(2)...

...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 how language has changed. You will also have the opportunity to study pre-1770 Drama, 19th and 20th century Novels, and Spoken Language...

...The aim of this course is to encourage candidates to read, understand, enjoy and respond to literary texts. The course includes the study of poetry, prose and drama. The study of the texts is reinforced by the use of films and, wherever possible, theatre visits. This course can be studied full-time...

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...As a Literature student you will be encouraged to actively engage with a range of literary genres from poetry to prose and drama. You will focus upon the way in which structure, form and language shape meaning as well as draw stylistic and thematic parallels between texts...

... Fifty percent of the course is based on literary texts, so students extend their acquaintance with poetry, drama and prose texts. The literature... Learn about: Communication Training, English Language...

... of poetry reflecting other cultures. How will I be assessed? You will be required to take two examinations (60%), your coursework will be worth...

...This course is a natural 'step up' from GCSE English and builds on the reading, writing and analytical skills you will have developed in school. You will study novels, short stories, plays and poetry [e.g. Jane Austen, Ted Hughes, the Bronte sisters and other English and American authors...