The key skills you will be taught in English Language and English Literature are: to use your imagination to communicate in interesting ways; to participate in discussions, presenting your views and listening to others; how to read different types of text, both fiction and non-fiction, with insight and to appreciate why writers have chosen to use language and structure their words in a variety of ways; to follow an argument and to appreciate the techniques used to argue, persuade, inform, explain and describe. You will learn how to write with more confidence, complexity, and impact.
A-Level programme, requires 5 in English Language GCSE and 5 in English Literature GCSE.
Paper 1: Telling Stories – written examination (3hrs) - 40% Paper 2: Exploring Conflict – written examination (2hrs 30min) - 40% Non-Examined Assessment: Making Connections (20%) - Produce a folder investigating thematic or linguistic connections between literary text and non-literary text (3,000 words total)
About Education Provider
| Region | South East |
| Local Authority | East Sussex |
| Ofsted Rating | Outstanding |
| Gender Type | Co-Educational |
| Address | Arundel Road, Seaford, BN25 4LX |
The key skills you will be taught in English Language and English Literature are: to use your imagination to communicate in interesting ways; to participate in discussions, presenting your views and listening to others; how to read different types of text, both fiction and non-fiction, with insight and to appreciate why writers have chosen to use language and structure their words in a variety of ways; to follow an argument and to appreciate the techniques used to argue, persuade, inform, explain and describe. You will learn how to write with more confidence, complexity, and impact.
A-Level programme, requires 5 in English Language GCSE and 5 in English Literature GCSE.
Paper 1: Telling Stories – written examination (3hrs) - 40% Paper 2: Exploring Conflict – written examination (2hrs 30min) - 40% Non-Examined Assessment: Making Connections (20%) - Produce a folder investigating thematic or linguistic connections between literary text and non-literary text (3,000 words total)