This course will allow you to develop your understanding of what language is and how we use it. In the first year, you will learn about texts of all kinds –written, spoken and electronic, and gain valuable skills in analysing how language creates meaning. This course will allow you to develop your understanding of what language is and how we use it. In the first year, you will learn about texts of all kinds –written, spoken and electronic, and gain valuable skills in analysing how language creates meaning. You will learn about language variation and diversity: how and why people use language differently according to where they live, their age, gender, occupation and sexuality. In the second year, you will investigate how the English language has changed over time, as well as studying the fascinating topic of child language development. You will use English creatively to write for different audiences and purposes. You will be required to conduct independent research into aspects of language use. English Language works well with Psychology, Law, Media Studies, English Literature, Theatre Studies, Health and Social Care and Sociology.
You will usually need to have achieved 5 or more GCSE grades 9 – 4 including English Language and Maths. GCSE English Language Grade B/Grade 5 is essential.
Assessment at A Level is by exam at the end of two years plus two pieces of assessed coursework.
About Education Provider
| Region | East Midlands |
| Local Authority | Leicester |
| Ofsted Rating | Good |
| Gender Type | Co-Educational |
| Address | Colin Grundy Drive, Leicester, LE5 1GA |
This course will allow you to develop your understanding of what language is and how we use it. In the first year, you will learn about texts of all kinds –written, spoken and electronic, and gain valuable skills in analysing how language creates meaning. This course will allow you to develop your understanding of what language is and how we use it. In the first year, you will learn about texts of all kinds –written, spoken and electronic, and gain valuable skills in analysing how language creates meaning. You will learn about language variation and diversity: how and why people use language differently according to where they live, their age, gender, occupation and sexuality. In the second year, you will investigate how the English language has changed over time, as well as studying the fascinating topic of child language development. You will use English creatively to write for different audiences and purposes. You will be required to conduct independent research into aspects of language use. English Language works well with Psychology, Law, Media Studies, English Literature, Theatre Studies, Health and Social Care and Sociology.
You will usually need to have achieved 5 or more GCSE grades 9 – 4 including English Language and Maths. GCSE English Language Grade B/Grade 5 is essential.
Assessment at A Level is by exam at the end of two years plus two pieces of assessed coursework.