A-Level English Literature

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What will the A Level English Literature course involve? English Literature is a great subject for students who enjoy reading, thinking independently and evaluating ideas. This is a two year linear course where you will gain a better understanding of interpretations within literary texts through methods of analysis, expressing this in cogent, detailed and critical essays. For the exam, you will read and compare a variety of literature, from classic plays to modern poetry, evaluating interpretations from your close reading of texts such as King Lear, The Duchess of Malfi and The Whitsun Weddings in addition to analysing unseen prose and poetry in the exam. The coursework, which is worth 20%, is a 2500-3500 word comparative essay and allows you to pick a novel of your choice from your own wider reading at A Level.

Course information

Name: A-Level English Literature Qualification title: GCE A Level in English Literature Qualification type: GCE A/AS Level or equivalent Assessment There will be three exams at the end of the second year (80%) and one piece of coursework (20%). Awarding WJEC (Formerly Welsh Joint Education Committee) Created 20170202 14:16:58 Updated 20170202 14:16:58

Entry requirements

There is an excellent library containing both traditional texts, but also the very best of contemporary writing. The Department has a book of the month programme giving students the opportunity to enjoy the latest publications. We have comprehensive IT facilities in the college and the English Department subscribes to a range of magazines and on-line resources such as Pro-Quest and the Oxford English Dictionary. Equipment required There is an excellent library containing both traditional texts, but also the very best of contemporary writing. The Department has a book of the month programme giving students the opportunity to enjoy the latest publications. We have comprehensive IT facilities in the college and the English Department subscribes to a range of magazines and on-line resources such as Pro-Quest and the Oxford English Dictionary.

Provider

CARMEL COLLEGE
info@carmel.ac.uk
01744 452200
http://www.carmel.ac.uk

Address

Prescot Road Town: ST. HELENS County:Merseyside

Learning aims

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