This course offers students the opportunity to develop their subject expertise by engaging creatively and critically with a wide range of texts and discourses. An A Level in English Language will enable you to get to know your mother tongue better, like the ways it adapts according to who one’s audience is, in which context it is being spoken, and the speaker or writer’s intended meaning. Being able to understand these complexities as well as identify them correctly can help you to become a better overall communicator.
Grade 5 in both GCSE English Language and Literature.
The subject content for A-level English Language is divided into three components: 1. Language, the individual, and society: The aim of this part of the subject content is to introduce students to language study, exploring textual variety and children’s language development. Assessment: 2.5 hours. 2. Language diversity and change: The aim of this area of study is to allow students to explore language diversity, as well as its wider social, geographical, and temporal context, and how English has changed over time. Assessment: 2.5 hours. 3. Language in action: This requires students to carry out two different kinds of individual research: • A language investigation (2,000 words excluding data). • A piece of original writing and commentary (750 words each).
About Education Provider
| Region | North West |
| Local Authority | Lancashire |
| Ofsted Rating | Good |
| Gender Type | Co-Educational |
| Address | Dallam Avenue, Morecambe, LA4 5BG |
This course offers students the opportunity to develop their subject expertise by engaging creatively and critically with a wide range of texts and discourses. An A Level in English Language will enable you to get to know your mother tongue better, like the ways it adapts according to who one’s audience is, in which context it is being spoken, and the speaker or writer’s intended meaning. Being able to understand these complexities as well as identify them correctly can help you to become a better overall communicator.
Grade 5 in both GCSE English Language and Literature.
The subject content for A-level English Language is divided into three components: 1. Language, the individual, and society: The aim of this part of the subject content is to introduce students to language study, exploring textual variety and children’s language development. Assessment: 2.5 hours. 2. Language diversity and change: The aim of this area of study is to allow students to explore language diversity, as well as its wider social, geographical, and temporal context, and how English has changed over time. Assessment: 2.5 hours. 3. Language in action: This requires students to carry out two different kinds of individual research: • A language investigation (2,000 words excluding data). • A piece of original writing and commentary (750 words each).