English Language offers an opportunity to develop a detailed analytical understanding of the way language works, the way it is used and the ways in which it is closely intertwined with social values. The A Level course explores the evolution of language from the earliest times right up to the changes which are taking place due to the technology of today. It will enable students to develop a wide range of skills essential for further studies and employment. As a result of studying this subject, students will develop a critical understanding of a variety of texts, both written and spoken. They will be guided through the fundamental building blocks of language and its use (grammar, structure and style), hone their analytical skills as they respond to texts, learn how to write for a range of audiences and purposes, and express informed and independent opinions.
GCSE Grade 7 or above in English Literature & Language, ideally, however students who do not achieve this result may speak with teachers. This course is suitable for those who have an interest in how and why the English language has developed in the way that it has.
All course content is examined at the end of the 2-year course. The assessment consists of two coursework components and one externally examined paper. Methods of language analysis are integrated into the activities. Paper 1: Language, the Individual and Society. Written exam. 2 hours 30 minutes. 40% of final marks. • Section A: Textual Variations and Representations • Section B: Children’s Language Development Paper 2: Language Diversity and Change. Written exam. 2 hours 30 minutes. 40% of final marks. • Language Diversity and Change • Language Discourses • Writing Skills Non-Examined Assessment: Language in Action. Coursework. 20% of final marks. Assessed by teachers, moderated by AQA. • Language Investigation (2,000 words) • Original Writing and Commentary (1,500 words)
About Education Provider
| Region | South East |
| Local Authority | Surrey |
| Ofsted Rating | |
| Gender Type | Co-Educational |
| ISI Report | View Report |
| Boarding Fee | Unknown |
| Sixth Form Fee | £10,500 - £20,430 |
| Address | Racecourse Road, Lingfield, RH7 6PH |
English Language offers an opportunity to develop a detailed analytical understanding of the way language works, the way it is used and the ways in which it is closely intertwined with social values. The A Level course explores the evolution of language from the earliest times right up to the changes which are taking place due to the technology of today. It will enable students to develop a wide range of skills essential for further studies and employment. As a result of studying this subject, students will develop a critical understanding of a variety of texts, both written and spoken. They will be guided through the fundamental building blocks of language and its use (grammar, structure and style), hone their analytical skills as they respond to texts, learn how to write for a range of audiences and purposes, and express informed and independent opinions.
GCSE Grade 7 or above in English Literature & Language, ideally, however students who do not achieve this result may speak with teachers. This course is suitable for those who have an interest in how and why the English language has developed in the way that it has.
All course content is examined at the end of the 2-year course. The assessment consists of two coursework components and one externally examined paper. Methods of language analysis are integrated into the activities. Paper 1: Language, the Individual and Society. Written exam. 2 hours 30 minutes. 40% of final marks. • Section A: Textual Variations and Representations • Section B: Children’s Language Development Paper 2: Language Diversity and Change. Written exam. 2 hours 30 minutes. 40% of final marks. • Language Diversity and Change • Language Discourses • Writing Skills Non-Examined Assessment: Language in Action. Coursework. 20% of final marks. Assessed by teachers, moderated by AQA. • Language Investigation (2,000 words) • Original Writing and Commentary (1,500 words)