A-Level English Language and Literature gives you the chance to explore how we use language in both everyday communication and creative writing. During the English Combined A-Level, you’ll study a mix of fiction and non-fiction, including novels, poetry, post-1900 drama, Shakespeare and classic non-literary texts.
The course also helps you develop your own writing skills whilst learning how writers shape meaning, create voice and connect with their audiences.
This engaging A-Level English Combined programme allows you to explore language in both literary and non-literary texts. You'll develop your analytical skills, broaden your appreciation of different genres and refine your own creative writing.
Key texts include:
Throughout the course, you will:
This programme helps you see language in a new light whilst building skills that are valuable for university and beyond.
A-Level English Language and Literature is a respected subject that helps you develop strong written, analytical and communication skills. These are highly valued in both higher education and the workplace.
Many students go on to study related subjects at university, such as:
This qualification also opens doors to a wide range of careers where strong language and communication skills are essential.
A-Level English Language and Literature is assessed by Edexcel, a well-established exam board known for its clear course structure and wide range of engaging texts.
To enrol on this course, you’ll need:
If you’re not quite on track to meet these requirements, you might still be able to study A-Levels as part of a Mixed Programme, combining them with a BTEC qualification at Newman.
Speak to the admissions team to find out more about your options.
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