Government Funded Literature courses Wales

...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... More

...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... More

...("Of Mice and Men ") plus poetry from other cultures. Development of writing and comprehension skills. What you could do after this course GCSE English... More

...AS Level (Year 1); Poetry & Drama;Prose Study and Creative Writing. A level (Year 2): Period and Genre Study; Poetry and Drama(2). Top A Level/AS Level... Learn about: Critical Theory, Creative Writing... More

...GCSE English Literature (WJEC) Course Outline The aim of this course is to encourage candidates to read, understand, enjoy and respond to literary... Learn about: Critical Theory, Creative Writing... More

...Applicants may be considered without these, subject to satisfactory interview... Learn about: Critical Theory, Creative Writing... More

...GCSE English Literature (WJEC) Course Outline The aim of this course is to encourage candidates to read, understand, enjoy and respond to literary... Learn about: Critical Theory, Creative Writing... More

...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... More

...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... Learn about: Critical Theory, Creative Writing... More

...%) and speaking and listening (20%). Career Opportunities & Progression This GCSE provides a foundation for AS and A level study in English Literature, English... Learn about: Critical Theory, Creative Writing... More

...You will learn about the legal personnel – judges, barristers and solicitors. In addition, you will study the sources of law, judicial precedent... Learn about: IT Law, Part Time... More