English Language
Course summary
English Language provides students with the chance to comprehensively study a variety of different writing styles and techniques, as well as offering you the chance to develop your own writing skills. The English Language A Level enables students to explore how language is used, develops and helps create identity, how language is used differently based on gender, age or sexuality. Accents and dialects are also explored examining attitudes to spoken language. Other aspects of language such as child language development and language change are also studied. For example, how did we move from the language of Shakespeare to new additions to the dictionary such as ‘whatevs’ and ‘sumfin’?
Entry Requirements
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As published by the school
Minimum of five 5 to 9 grades at GCSE including at least grade 6 in English Language..
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Assessment
Two terminal examinations worth 80% of the A Level. Non-exam assessment worth 20%.
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