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English Literature - A Level



 
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Useful Information
Mode of Study: Full time Level: Level 3 Duration: 2 Year

Course Overview
This course combines a detailed study of literature with the opportunity to read more widely and independently. Throughout the course, you will be encouraged to attend theatre productions of the texts studied and to watch film versions of set and related texts. The course is divided into four components: drama, prose, poetry and coursework. English Literature is a subject that helps students develop their enjoyment and understanding of literary texts and their contexts. It also enhances important skills such as analysis, evaluation, argument development, and effective communication. This subject provides a solid foundation for any university course and is highly valued by employers.

Course Highlights
The College organizes educational experiences each year, including trips to The Globe, The National Theatre, and Chichester Festival, as well as talks and workshops from visiting speakers to help students contextualize their learning.

Career Opportunities & Further Study
Many English A Level students choose to continue their studies at university. Those who pursue other disciplines benefit from the essay writing and analytical training, as well as the cultural insights gained from literary study. English A Level is highly regarded by all universities and employers and Russell Group universities particularly value it as part of their preferred qualifications profile.

Assessment
English is seen as a key subject for students to develop their analytical skills through reading and writing. These skills are highly valued across all academic areas and this, in conjunction with the interesting and stimulating texts studied, leads to high student satisfaction levels and outstanding achievements. The exam board for this A Level is Pearson Edexcel.

Entry Requirements
Five GCSEs grade 9-4 and a satisfactory school reference.Including English Language at grade 5 and English Literature (if taken) at grade 5.

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