Government Funded Poetry courses

...This AS Level is all about texts; books, plays and poetry. You will need a keen passion for reading and analysing literature...

..., 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...

... taken from the supernatural genre Component 3: Post-2000 Specified Poetry and Victorian Poetry Component 4: This unit allows students to study two novels...

... (leading to an examination) introduces you to a range of important narrative techniques in novels and poetry, while the second (the coursework option) focuses on dramatic writing by Shakespeare and a modern playwright. A2 English Literature B builds on the knowledge of narrative techniques that you gained...

...The focus is on detailed reading of poetry, prose and drama from different periods. You will learn the skills of analysis and of responding to texts by means of discussion together with coherent and lucid writing. There are opportunities for creative writing and you will also study the language... Learn about: Creative Writing, Poetry and Prose, Text Study...

... on both Englishes, you will examine how spontaneous speech operates in real life and how dialogue can be represented in texts. This course enables students to study a wide range of text-types, including fiction such as novels, short stories, poetry and plays and non-fiction varieties including memoir... Learn about: English Conversation, English Language, Language and Literature...

..., poetry and novels. The course gives you the opportunity to explore all aspects of English study... Learn about: English Language...

... 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...

...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...

... Earnest’ by Oscar Wilde. Unit 2 – Literary Genres: Aspects of Comedy in Prose and Poetry: 1 prose text and 1 poetry text (anthology) ‘Wise Children... Learn about: Full Time, Quality Training...

... poetry and prose within a prescribed period in literary history. These texts will be examined at the end of the course. There is also an independent... Learn about: Literary History, English Literature, English Conversation...

...Classroom learning Discussions Analytical reading, writing and responding Working with forms of media, such as films, articles and literature Assessment... Learn about: Skills and Training...

...The subject has a literary focus at advanced level, and the language study serves the end of making it easier to read and understand the literary texts. Prose and poetry texts are available from a range of literary genres, and the historical or cultural contexts of these are also discussed... Learn about: Language teaching, Greek Philosophy, History of Philosophy...

... the Study of Post-1900 poetry and contemporary drama since 1990. Unit 2 is a coursework unit which includes a study of novels, and provides opportunity... Learn about: Literature Analysis, Communication Training, Creative Writing...

...On this one year course you will read a wide range of texts from the three genres of poetry, prose and drama. The texts are chosen by your teacher, in consultation with the group, to reflect your interests. Teaching methods include whole class teaching, small group discussion, individual research... Learn about: Teaching Strategies, Teaching Assistant, Modern Drama...

... 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: Part Time, Skills and Training, Creative Writing...

...While working on improving accuracy in spelling and punctuation, GCSE English develops your ability to read with insight. You will study and respond to a Shakespeare play, a novel and a selection of poetry. A wide range of speaking and listening activites will also be undertaken... Learn about: Writing Skills, Part Time, Higher Education Access...

... Reading Module 2: Non-Fiction Anthology Comparing Non-Fiction and Unseen Texts Module 3: Transactional Writing Module 4: Poetry and Prose Anthology Texts... Learn about: English IGCSE, Prose Anthology, English Conversation...

... Margaret Atwood. The focus of this course will be exploring prose, drama and poetry. You will learn to ready widely and independently as well as engage creatively and critically with a text. You do this through applying your developing knowledge of literary analysis and evaluation. You will also explore... Learn about: English Conversation, English Language, Oscar Wilde...

..., including at least two texts from one of the genres of prose fiction, poetry and drama and at least one other substantial written text ·some of the... Learn about: Writing Skills, English Language, Basic IT...