English Literature A Level
Languages, Literature and Culture
What will you be working towards?
| Code | NULL |
| Qualification Type | GCE A/AS Level or Equivalent |
| Qualification Level | Level 3 |
| Course type | Full Time |
Overview
If you study A Level English Literature, you will experience a wide range of dramatic and thought-provoking texts. You will be able to experience for yourself the power of language to convey thoughts and feelings.
The study of Literature will help you to develop a variety of usefull skills: verbal, written, critical and analytical skills are all important aspects of this course. This makes A Level English Literature invaluable to anyone who is considering a career in which communication is important.
Many of our past students have gone on to study Literature and other arts courses at University. Many have entered careers where critical analysis and strong interpersonal communication skills are vital.
Details
AS English Literature
If you study AS Level English Literature, you will experience a wide range of dramatic and thought-provoking texts. You will be able to experience for yourself the power of language to convey thoughts and feelings.
The study of Literature will help you to develop a variety of usefull skills: verbal, written, critical and analytical skills are all important aspects of this course. This makes A Level English Literature invaluable to anyone who is considering a career in which communication is important.
Many of our past students have gone on to study Literature and other arts courses at University. Many have entered careers where critical analysis and strong interpersonal communication skills are vital.
How will it be delivered?
AS Level Course
Exams
Paper 1: 50% 1.5 Hours: Closed book Literary Genres: Aspects of Tragedy 2 Texts
Students will be required to take an active part in class discussions as well as leading lessons on occasion. Further critical reading around the subject is also required.
A2 Level Course Exams
Paper 1: 40% 2.5 Hours: Closed book Literary Genres: Aspects of Tragedy 3 Texts
Paper 2: 40% 3 Hours: Clean open book Literary Genres: Elements of Crime or Political and Social Protest Writing 3 Texts
Non-examined Assessment: 20%: 2 tasks: 1500 words each AQA Critical Anthology and independent reading
Students will be required to take an active part in class discussions as well as leading lessons on occasion. Further critical reading around the subject is also required.
Entry requirements
Students should have gained a grade B or higher in both GCSE English and English Literature.
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