English Language Government Funded Wales

...This A Level takes a forensic approach to analysing spoken, print and online language. You will develop an analytical toolkit of grammatical terminology and linguistic theories that will enable you to dissect any text. Year two includes spoken language and language over time modules,... Learn about: English Language...

...Programme Description: English Language and Literature AS/A2 offers students a combined study of English Literature (50%) and English Language (50%). Two of the modules, one at AS and one at A2 focus upon developing students writing skills in a variety of genres. There is some study of spoken... Learn about: Communication Training, English Language...

.... Studying combined English Language and Literature will challenge and entertain you helping you to understand the influences on the heritage of the English... Learn about: Full Time, English Language...

...Are you interested in the nature and functions of language? Would you like to develop skills of critical analysis and appreciation? 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...

...This course runs for 2.5 hours per week for 30 weeks A C grade or higher in GCSE English Language is a requirement for many Further and Higher... Learn about: English Language, Communication Training...

...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...

...This course is for those interested in both English language and literature. It is particularly suitable for those who enjoy reading, writing, analysing and expressing their opinion on all types of literature and non-fiction. You will have an interest in language and be given opportunities...

...This course allows students to develop as confident and reflective readers and writers. The course explores the relationship between language and literature through a response to both literary and non-literary texts. Students are given the opportunity to write for a variety of audiences...

...This course enables you to study literature through language. You will be introduced to interesting contextual factors that shaped the writing and the different readings of texts. You will comment on different texts (fiction and non-fiction, spoken and written) using the literary and linguistic... Learn about: English Language...

...llafar i Iaith Arwyddion Prydain, ac fel arall, mewn sefyllfa fyw Trosi gwybodaeth o Saesneg llafar i Iaith Arwyddion Prydain, ac fel arall... Learn about: Sign language...

...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...

...This course allows students to develop as confident and reflective readers and writers. The course explores the relationship between language and literature through a response to both literary and non-literary texts. Students are given the opportunity to write for a variety of audiences...

...This course runs for three hours per week for 20 weeks A C grade or higher in GCSE English Language is a requirement for many Further and Higher... Learn about: English Language, Communication Training...

...: Whether you gain the full A Level or just the AS Level, the course adds to your qualifications and helps you to progress. You will gain UCAS points and be able to apply for a range of Higher Education courses at many institutions. This includes degrees in Welsh, Translation Studies and other language... Learn about: Skills and Training...

...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...

...This course allows students to develop as confident and reflective readers and writers. The course explores the relationship between language and literature through a response to both literary and non-literary texts. Students are given the opportunity to write for a variety of audiences...

...This course explores aspects of the English Language [spoken and written] in depth. Students will develop research skills, a knowledge of historical aspects of the language and a knowledge of grammar. There will be an opportunity for creative writing and for individual investigation...

...This course develops fluency and understanding, enabling use of BSL in a range of situations. British Sign Language Level 3 Lessons will be classroom-based using a wide range of teaching methods. There are four assessments: Conversation, Productive, Receptive and Live Observation... Learn about: Teaching Methods, Sign language...

... from foreign language into English/Welsh. In addition, A level candidates will be required to: use the language to present viewpoints, develop arguments, analyse and evaluate, in speech and writing; understand and apply the grammatical system and a range of structures; study aspects of the contemporary society...

...This course allows students to develop as confident and reflective readers and writers. The course explores the relationship between language and literature through a response to both literary and non-literary texts. Students are given the opportunity to write for a variety of audiences...