This course is designed to build on the skills and knowledge acquired from GCSE studies to prepare students for their future careers. It enables students to see the relationship between linguistic and literary methods while developing a wide range of skills, including, but not limited to: • critical reading • analysis • evaluation • independent research You will study 6 units as part of your course that cover such topics as: • Remembered Places (Paper 1) • Imagined Worlds (Paper 1) • Poetic Voices (Paper 1) • Writing about Society (Paper 2) • Dramatic Encounters (Paper 2) • Making Connections (NEA) This qualification benefits careers in many different fields as the skills and knowledge developed through the course will prove an asset in many professions. Professions that may be of interest to students studying this qualification include: • Education • Publishing • Writing • Film and Theatre • Journalism • Consultancy • Public Relations • Government and Politics • Accountancy • Medicine • Meteorology • Marketing • Human Resources • Editing • Communication • Social Media • Law • Advertising • Records and Archives
The linear qualification comprises two formal examination papers valuing 80% of the overall grade; including a critical commentary evaluating one’s own writing. The final 20% of the qualification is assessed through a non-exam assessment investigating a specific technique or theme in both literary and non-literary discourse.
About Education Provider
| Region | South East |
| Local Authority | Buckinghamshire |
| Ofsted Rating | Good |
| Gender Type | Co-Educational |
| Address | Paradise Orchard, Aylesbury, HP18 0WS |
This course is designed to build on the skills and knowledge acquired from GCSE studies to prepare students for their future careers. It enables students to see the relationship between linguistic and literary methods while developing a wide range of skills, including, but not limited to: • critical reading • analysis • evaluation • independent research You will study 6 units as part of your course that cover such topics as: • Remembered Places (Paper 1) • Imagined Worlds (Paper 1) • Poetic Voices (Paper 1) • Writing about Society (Paper 2) • Dramatic Encounters (Paper 2) • Making Connections (NEA) This qualification benefits careers in many different fields as the skills and knowledge developed through the course will prove an asset in many professions. Professions that may be of interest to students studying this qualification include: • Education • Publishing • Writing • Film and Theatre • Journalism • Consultancy • Public Relations • Government and Politics • Accountancy • Medicine • Meteorology • Marketing • Human Resources • Editing • Communication • Social Media • Law • Advertising • Records and Archives
The linear qualification comprises two formal examination papers valuing 80% of the overall grade; including a critical commentary evaluating one’s own writing. The final 20% of the qualification is assessed through a non-exam assessment investigating a specific technique or theme in both literary and non-literary discourse.