Language Government Funded

...This course is significantly different from English Language GCSE as the focus at AS/A2 is on the linguistic analysis of texts...

.... You learn how to investigate for yourself how people are using language and you learn new ideas...

... an integrated approach to the study of both language and literature, underpinned by the notion that...

... and understanding of the key constituents of language, how the variations in language, form and context shape...

... and women use language differently and how language is used to influence and manipulate. Unit Two: Creating Texts: this allows candidates to use their knowledge from Unit One to create their own texts. The two creative writing pieces should be accompanied by commentaries, detailing decisions...

...If you enjoy reading and writing about literature but are also interested in finding out about grammar and how language and texts work in practice, then this would be a good choice. You will study a variety of literary texts including drama, poetry, novels and short stories. You will also study...

... our spoken language depending on who we are with, where we are, and what we are talking about...

...English Language at this level is very different from GCSE. It combines well with modern languages, the social sciences and most subjects in arts and humanities. It has proved popular with students following options in Business Studies and Law. Increasingly, students opting for Sports Studies...

... a commentary on your work. LL4: Comparative Textual Analysis and Review. (Summer exam 30%). Here you will analyse a series of thematically linked unseen excerpts from novels, plays, poems and spoken language texts as well as contextualise and evaluate 20th century political journalism...

...2 years full-time. This A Level subject fits well with many combinations of subjects, sciences and humanities, and is appropriate for any future career aim. It is looked upon well by employers and HE institutions alike. English Language builds on the skills that will have been covered at GCSE level...

...This course follows the AQA specification A syllabus. One of the two units is coursework in which you will study how the media present events and people through language and how this can be done in a more positive way. The other unit is an examination for which you will be studying newer methods...

...The course offers you an interesting combination of English Language and English Literature. As well as studying a wide range of plays, poetry and novels you will also have the opportunity to develop your creative and analytical skills in your study of language. You should do this subject if...

... language, especially spoken English - analysing them in much the same way as you would a. Suitable for: Students who wants further understanding of this area, develop their own writing and take the first step towards the study of linguistics and language at a higher level...

...English Language and Literature Level: AS and A2 Exam Board: AQA Syllabus No: AS 1721, A2 6721 What will I study? This course encourages...

...This course offers an integrated approach to the study of language and literature. It will encourage you to explore the way language choices create different impressions of the world in a range of literary and non-literary texts, and quite literally, how words create worlds. You will study... Learn about: Writing Skills...

...The course offers you an interesting combination of English Language and English Literature. As well as studying a wide range of plays, poetry and novels you will also have the opportunity to develop your creative and analytical skills in your study of language. You should do this subject if...

... in which other writers and speakers use language, and to create original and effective texts of your...

... of the Language Laboratory to practise listening and speaking will help to develop conversational skills...

... The course can help you proceed into work as a Language Service Professional, working with deaf people in schools, colleges, universities and in the community. There is also the possibility of working in social work, audiology, teaching, support services and deaf organisations... Learn about: Teaching Methods, Sign language...

...In working towards an English Language A Level you’ll learn about both the past and the present of the language. You will be encouraged to explore how it is used to communicate through a…... Learn about: English Language...