English Language at A Level is very different to English Language at GCSE. At A Level you will study the way that language and communication underpin so many aspects of human society. You will study a very wide range of topics related to language including; possible gender differences; how and why language changes over time; how babies and children learn to speak and, later to read and write; and how language is used and adapted in different, real world contexts such as the workplace. You will learn how to analyse written and spoken language using a more rigorous linguistic framework and consider how language is used to represent people, places and ideas.
Grade 5 in English Language
80% - 2 exams—’Language, the Individual and Society’ and ‘Language Diversity and Change.’ 20% - NEA comprising a language investigation project and original writing and a commentary on the writing process.
About Education Provider
| Region | East of England |
| Local Authority | Suffolk |
| Ofsted Rating | Requires improvement |
| Gender Type | Co-Educational |
| Address | Church Road, Stowupland, Stowmarket, IP14 4BQ |
English Language at A Level is very different to English Language at GCSE. At A Level you will study the way that language and communication underpin so many aspects of human society. You will study a very wide range of topics related to language including; possible gender differences; how and why language changes over time; how babies and children learn to speak and, later to read and write; and how language is used and adapted in different, real world contexts such as the workplace. You will learn how to analyse written and spoken language using a more rigorous linguistic framework and consider how language is used to represent people, places and ideas.
Grade 5 in English Language
80% - 2 exams—’Language, the Individual and Society’ and ‘Language Diversity and Change.’ 20% - NEA comprising a language investigation project and original writing and a commentary on the writing process.