WHO IS IT SUITABLE FOR? ✓ Those who have an interest in reading a wide variety of literature. ✓ Anyone who enjoys expressing their opinions and justifying their comments. ✓ People who appreciate studying a subject which is relevant to their own lives and experiences. ✓ Those who would like to keep their options open for further study – English Literature is recognised as a facilitating subject by Russell Group universities and provides a useful grounding for a wide range of courses in higher education or for future careers. WHAT WILL I LEARN? Unit 1: Drama This will include the study of one Shakespeare text and one modern play: ‘King Lear’ and ‘Waiting for Godot’. Unit 2: Prose In this unit, you will study two novels- one modern and one pre-19th century, which link to the theme of Science and Society. Unit 3: Poetry There are two sections to this unit. The first is a detailed study of a poetic movement, Romantic Poetry. You will learn all about the context of these poems, and how to confidently analyse poetry to think about the wider world. You will also have a section on contemporary poetry, looking at some of the most forward thinking poets of our day. Unit 4: Coursework This final unit offers a real chance to write a university- style essay. You will need to write 3,000 words on two texts of your own choice, supported by your teacher.
ENTRY REQUIREMENTS 76 in English Language and English Literature (the 7 can be in either English Language or English Literature) 8 or more GCSE at grade 5, equivalent or better including English and Maths.
HOW WILL I BE ASSESSED? Unit 1: Written exam (2h 15m) Unit 2: Written exam (1h) Unit 3: Written exam (2h 15m) Unit 4: Coursework (3000 words)
About Education Provider
| Region | London |
| Local Authority | Ealing |
| Ofsted Rating | Outstanding |
| Gender Type | Mixed |
| Address | Oldfield Lane North, Greenford, UB6 8PR |
WHO IS IT SUITABLE FOR? ✓ Those who have an interest in reading a wide variety of literature. ✓ Anyone who enjoys expressing their opinions and justifying their comments. ✓ People who appreciate studying a subject which is relevant to their own lives and experiences. ✓ Those who would like to keep their options open for further study – English Literature is recognised as a facilitating subject by Russell Group universities and provides a useful grounding for a wide range of courses in higher education or for future careers. WHAT WILL I LEARN? Unit 1: Drama This will include the study of one Shakespeare text and one modern play: ‘King Lear’ and ‘Waiting for Godot’. Unit 2: Prose In this unit, you will study two novels- one modern and one pre-19th century, which link to the theme of Science and Society. Unit 3: Poetry There are two sections to this unit. The first is a detailed study of a poetic movement, Romantic Poetry. You will learn all about the context of these poems, and how to confidently analyse poetry to think about the wider world. You will also have a section on contemporary poetry, looking at some of the most forward thinking poets of our day. Unit 4: Coursework This final unit offers a real chance to write a university- style essay. You will need to write 3,000 words on two texts of your own choice, supported by your teacher.
ENTRY REQUIREMENTS 76 in English Language and English Literature (the 7 can be in either English Language or English Literature) 8 or more GCSE at grade 5, equivalent or better including English and Maths.
HOW WILL I BE ASSESSED? Unit 1: Written exam (2h 15m) Unit 2: Written exam (1h) Unit 3: Written exam (2h 15m) Unit 4: Coursework (3000 words)
