English Language and Literature A level

Chichester Language College

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    Course

  • Location

    Chichester

A Level English Language and Literature introduces students to a range of literary and non-literary texts from different time periods, social attitudes and cultures. The course gives students the opportunity to develop independent approaches, and to undertake paired and group work. This develops critical understanding in analysing the ways in which structure, form and language shape meaning, evaluating the significance of contextual factors in a range of different texts.

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Location

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Chichester (West Sussex)
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37a South Street, PO19 1EL

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Subjects

  • English Language
  • English

Course programme

What you need to know
How will I study?

The course is assessed by two examinations at the end of the year and a piece of independent study in the form of the course work.
How will I be taught?

You will be taught 4.5 hours in the classroom a week split into two lessons. Learning is a combination of teacher-led discussions and activities based on student participation in the form of individual, paired and group work. Students are encouraged to share ideas and concepts and ask questions and explore their own opinions and views.
How will I be assessed?

There are 5 hours of exams at the end of this 2 year linear course, Paper 1: Telling stories (3 hours) and Paper 2: Exploring conflicts (2 hours). There is also a 20% coursework component. You will be assessed at the end of year one to see if you can progress to year two.

Additional information

Five highlights










Explore cultural, religious and historical perspectives.
To develop independent and imaginative thinking that employers value.
To study in a friendly and enthusiastic environment.
To discuss, debate and question your own views and opinions.
To develop a lively interest in culture,creativity and language.

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