A Level and AS Level English courses offer you the opportunity to study literature and language in greater depth. A range of interlinked texts enables you to adopt an increasingly independent, critical perspective across genres and the wider literary canon. You can also study linguistics as a specialism for the first time
Grade 6 or above in (I)GCSE English Language and English Literature
Unit 1: Literary Genres: Aspects of Tragedy (40% of A Level – 2 hour 30 minutes written exam). • Unit 2: Texts and Genres: Elements of Political and Social Protest Writing (40% of A Level – 3 hour written exam). • Unit 3: Theory and Independence (20% of A Level - 2 non-exam assessment [coursework] essays).
About Education Provider
| Region | South East |
| Local Authority | Isle of Wight |
| Ofsted Rating | |
| Gender Type | Co-Educational |
| ISI Report | View Report |
| Boarding Fee | £32,298 - £36,849 |
| Sixth Form Fee | £9,384 - £16,626 |
| Address | Queen's Road, Ryde, PO33 3BE |
A Level and AS Level English courses offer you the opportunity to study literature and language in greater depth. A range of interlinked texts enables you to adopt an increasingly independent, critical perspective across genres and the wider literary canon. You can also study linguistics as a specialism for the first time
Grade 6 or above in (I)GCSE English Language and English Literature
Unit 1: Literary Genres: Aspects of Tragedy (40% of A Level – 2 hour 30 minutes written exam). • Unit 2: Texts and Genres: Elements of Political and Social Protest Writing (40% of A Level – 3 hour written exam). • Unit 3: Theory and Independence (20% of A Level - 2 non-exam assessment [coursework] essays).