English Literature AS/A Level

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English Literature AS/A Level

West Nottinghamshire College
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Studying A Level English Literature will encourage you to develop your interest and enjoyment of the written word. You will gain an understanding of the traditions of literature, make informed opinions and judgements on literary texts and develop your knowledge of cultural and historical influences on text. By reading widely, and critically, across centuries, gender and genre, you will develop as an independent reader and critic.

Description

You will be taught to critically analyse a text according to its historical and cultural period and, as well as enjoying great works, you’ll develop keen powers of analysis and an understanding of literature in all its forms.

How long is the course?

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Studying A Level English Literature will encourage you to develop your interest and enjoyment of the written word. You will gain an understanding of the traditions of literature, make informed opinions and judgements on literary texts and develop your knowledge of cultural and historical influences on text. By reading widely, and critically, across centuries, gender and genre, you will develop as an independent reader and critic.

Description

You will be taught to critically analyse a text according to its historical and cultural period and, as well as enjoying great works, you’ll develop keen powers of analysis and an understanding of literature in all its forms.

How long is the course?

Both the AS and A2 Levels take one year each.

How will I be assessed?

Assessment is through coursework and examinations in May and June.

Success rates

A2 pass rate for 2012: 100%

Our tutors have a vast amount of experience in their field with a passion for a wide range of literature, both old and modern. Year after year the pass rate for this course is continuously high. Planned trips include a Shakespearian visit to Stratford-upon-Avon along with educational days out at the cinema and the theatre.

What will I study?

The texts covered will include A Streetcar Named Desire by Tennessee Williams, The Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald and The Feminine Gospels by Carol Ann Duffy. You will also be encouraged to read widely and keep a reading log.

What else can I do?

The A Level in English Literature combines well with English Language, History, Media Studies, Psychology and Sociology.

What does the course lead to?

A Levels are a good qualification to attain for progression onto university or onto an academic career. These qualifications are also recognised and highly regarded by prospective employers.

The skills taught on this course will equip you with the knowledge necessary for a working life in; teaching, publishing, the media, social work, law and the public sector (defence, education or social security).

What can I go on to study?

This A Level can be used to progress to a Degree in History, Creative Writing, Politics, Media and Communications or Journalism.

Other related courses at the college

  • English Language AS/A Level
  • History AS/A Level
  • Media AS/A Level
  • Psychology AS/A Level
  • Sociology AS/A Level

Entry requirements

You must possess five GCSEs at grade C or above, which must include English literature and English language or combined English.

How do I apply?

To apply, simply complete the A Levels online application form.

You don’t need to apply for each subject area you are interested in. Once we have received your application form we will invite you into college for an interview or audition where we will be able to discuss every aspect of the course you have chosen, as well as any alternatives you may be considering. You will also have the opportunity to visit the areas of the college used for your programme choice.

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