In this course, you will undertake a close study of literary and linguistic issues covering all three genres of prose, poetry, and drama, whilst also encountering a wide range of non-fiction. Modern and pre-twentieth-century texts are studied, all of which are selected for their challenging natures both in terms of their style and subject matter. You will also further your linguistic studies in the analysis of speech and its representation. Lessons are often lively and discussion-led and we welcome students who are keen to think independently and share those ideas within lessons. A Level of English is accepted as an entry qualification for all but the most specialized university degree courses and is a sensible subject to accompany most other A-level choices. Studying English teaches you to think analytically, read complex texts with understanding, and express your ideas clearly and accurately. These are skills which are highly valued in all walks of life. Career options are varied including jobs in drama and theatre, writing, publishing, journalism, marketing, PR, advertising, and teaching. The qualification can also be useful in business and the legal profession.
Students need to achieve at least 28 points from their best 6 GCSE results. GCSE grade B or above in both English Language and Literature. An ability to read with insight and to express understanding and opinion with clarity and accuracy is also important.
About Education Provider
| Region | North West |
| Local Authority | Lancashire |
| Ofsted Rating | Good |
| Gender Type | Boys |
| Address | Liverpool Road, Hutton, Preston, PR4 5SN |
In this course, you will undertake a close study of literary and linguistic issues covering all three genres of prose, poetry, and drama, whilst also encountering a wide range of non-fiction. Modern and pre-twentieth-century texts are studied, all of which are selected for their challenging natures both in terms of their style and subject matter. You will also further your linguistic studies in the analysis of speech and its representation. Lessons are often lively and discussion-led and we welcome students who are keen to think independently and share those ideas within lessons. A Level of English is accepted as an entry qualification for all but the most specialized university degree courses and is a sensible subject to accompany most other A-level choices. Studying English teaches you to think analytically, read complex texts with understanding, and express your ideas clearly and accurately. These are skills which are highly valued in all walks of life. Career options are varied including jobs in drama and theatre, writing, publishing, journalism, marketing, PR, advertising, and teaching. The qualification can also be useful in business and the legal profession.
Students need to achieve at least 28 points from their best 6 GCSE results. GCSE grade B or above in both English Language and Literature. An ability to read with insight and to express understanding and opinion with clarity and accuracy is also important.