For enthusiastic readers, word lovers, poets and theatre enthusiasts, English Literature is the perfect choice. Studying literature feeds the imagination. It allows you to travel back in time, share the experiences of others, take on new perspectives, explore ideas, beliefs and values, challenge or discover your own and learn the literary skills to express yourself in original and creative ways through dialogue, argument, prose and poetry. The analytical, interpretative and discursive skills you develop by studying literature will also prove excellent preparation for university. A Level English Literature is a highly regarded qualification by universities. Literacy Genres: Aspects of Tragedy Texts and Genres: Elements of Crime Writing Theory and Independence Books you will study for this course include: Othello- William Shakespeare Death of a Salesman- Arthur Mellows Tess of the D’Urbervilles- Thomas Hardy When Will There Be Good News- Kate Atkinson Poetry: Peter Grimes- George Crabbe The Laboratory- Robert Browning My Last Duchess- Robert Browning Porphyria’s Lover- Robert Browning The Ballard of Reading Gaol- Oscar Wilde Brighten Rock- Graham Greene
This course is a two year course and should be studied alongside a minimum of three other A-Level subjects. Grade 6 or above in the GCSE Subject being studied at A-Level, along with x5 GCSE's grades 5-9 (including English and Maths, unless these are being studied at A-Level).
This course is exam based and students will sit their exams at the end of their second year of study. Students will also complete mock exams as part of their assessment process throughout their studies.
About Education Provider
| Region | East Midlands |
| Local Authority | Lincolnshire |
| Ofsted Rating | Good |
| Gender Type | Co-Educational |
| Address | Park Road, Holbeach, Spalding, PE12 7PU |
For enthusiastic readers, word lovers, poets and theatre enthusiasts, English Literature is the perfect choice. Studying literature feeds the imagination. It allows you to travel back in time, share the experiences of others, take on new perspectives, explore ideas, beliefs and values, challenge or discover your own and learn the literary skills to express yourself in original and creative ways through dialogue, argument, prose and poetry. The analytical, interpretative and discursive skills you develop by studying literature will also prove excellent preparation for university. A Level English Literature is a highly regarded qualification by universities. Literacy Genres: Aspects of Tragedy Texts and Genres: Elements of Crime Writing Theory and Independence Books you will study for this course include: Othello- William Shakespeare Death of a Salesman- Arthur Mellows Tess of the D’Urbervilles- Thomas Hardy When Will There Be Good News- Kate Atkinson Poetry: Peter Grimes- George Crabbe The Laboratory- Robert Browning My Last Duchess- Robert Browning Porphyria’s Lover- Robert Browning The Ballard of Reading Gaol- Oscar Wilde Brighten Rock- Graham Greene
This course is a two year course and should be studied alongside a minimum of three other A-Level subjects. Grade 6 or above in the GCSE Subject being studied at A-Level, along with x5 GCSE's grades 5-9 (including English and Maths, unless these are being studied at A-Level).
This course is exam based and students will sit their exams at the end of their second year of study. Students will also complete mock exams as part of their assessment process throughout their studies.