
Is this course for me? Yes, if you have a love of narrative, character and language and you are interested in a range of literature. This is a good choice if you enjoy reading and analysing the themes a text presents. Gaining an A level in English Literature will enhance not only your knowledge of the literary heritage but also provide you with: • Excellent communication skills-both written and oral. • The ability to express your own ideas and opinions. • The ability to analyse and construct a persuasive argument. The study of English Literature will complement any future studies in the Arts, Humanities, Social Sciences and Law faculties at University. What will I learn? You will: • Explore of texts from the literary canon, ranging from 19th century prose to contemporary poetry and drama • Draw connections between texts • Learn how to analyse unseen texts • Learn how to analyse Shakespeare What could this course lead to? This qualification could prepare you for: • An English Literature Degree. • Future studies in the Arts, Humanities, Social Sciences and Law faculties at University. • A wide variety of careers that involve effective communication. • If you want to enter or progress in the workforce generally, you’ll find your A Level will demonstrate to employers that you have the ability to commit to learning and have acquired good reasoning and analytical skills which are essential in practically every walk of life.
GCSE grade 6 in English Language and grade 6 in English Literature.
About Education Provider
Region | London |
Local Authority | Lambeth |
Ofsted Rating | Good |
Gender Type | Mixed |
Address | Elmcourt Road, Tulse Hill, London, SE27 9BZ |
Is this course for me? Yes, if you have a love of narrative, character and language and you are interested in a range of literature. This is a good choice if you enjoy reading and analysing the themes a text presents. Gaining an A level in English Literature will enhance not only your knowledge of the literary heritage but also provide you with: • Excellent communication skills-both written and oral. • The ability to express your own ideas and opinions. • The ability to analyse and construct a persuasive argument. The study of English Literature will complement any future studies in the Arts, Humanities, Social Sciences and Law faculties at University. What will I learn? You will: • Explore of texts from the literary canon, ranging from 19th century prose to contemporary poetry and drama • Draw connections between texts • Learn how to analyse unseen texts • Learn how to analyse Shakespeare What could this course lead to? This qualification could prepare you for: • An English Literature Degree. • Future studies in the Arts, Humanities, Social Sciences and Law faculties at University. • A wide variety of careers that involve effective communication. • If you want to enter or progress in the workforce generally, you’ll find your A Level will demonstrate to employers that you have the ability to commit to learning and have acquired good reasoning and analytical skills which are essential in practically every walk of life.
GCSE grade 6 in English Language and grade 6 in English Literature.