Project Description
Course Overview
Our A level in English language course encourages learners to develop their interest and enjoyment of English as they:
- develop and apply their understanding of the concepts and methods appropriate for the analysis and study of language
- explore data and examples of language in use
- engage creatively and critically with a varied programme for the study of English
- develop their skills as producers and interpreters of language
- independently investigate language in use.
Knowledge, understanding and accurate application of the language levels below underpin this specification:
- phonetics, phonology, prosodics: how speech sounds and effects are articulated and analysed
- lexis and semantics: the vocabulary of English, including historical, geographical, social and individual varieties of English
- grammar including morphology: the structural patterns and shapes of English at sentence, clause, phrase and word level
- pragmatics: the contextual aspects of language use
- discourse: extended stretches of communication occurring in different genres, modes and contexts
How to Apply?
- Complete the application form
- Send a scanned, coloured copy of your Passport or Driving License office@swanseacollege.com
- Pay the application fee of £200 (the application fee is made up of £80 enrolment fee and £120 towards the course fee, this fee is non-refundable)
Study Options & Fees
* this course is subject to minimum students enrolments to run, its best to register your interest by
completing the application form, this will provide a good indication whether the course will be running.
About our teachers
Our teachers are passionate and qualified to teach their respective subjects and are dedicated to helping their students succeed. All of our teachers are also very approachable and willing to answer any questions that students may have. They are also very encouraging and supportive of their students, which helps to create a positive learning environment.
Course structure & Fees
Self-study option (two years)
- Duration: 2 years
- Course dates: September start (students may start later in the academic year)
Students will have access to the online learning platform which will provide them with the necessary
resources to complete their weekly assignments. The platform will allow students to access course materials, submit assignments, and communicate with their Teachers.
Course fees:
- Year one – £395
- Year two – £395
Pay the application fee of £200 (the application fee is made up of £80 enrolment fee and £120 towards the course fee, this fee is non refundable)
If you choose the instalments plan option:
Instalments available over 8 months (Sept- April) – pay £35 per month
(after deducting the application fee)
Self-study option (one year fast track)
- Duration: 1 years
- Course dates: September start (students may start later in the academic year)
Students will have access to the online learning platform which will provide them with the necessary
resources to complete their weekly assignments. The platform will allow students to access course materials, submit assignments, and communicate with their Teachers.
This course is recommended for students who are resitting or mature students who are able and willing to study the course in one year.
Course fees:
- Course fee – £655
Pay the application fee of £200 (the application fee is made up of £80 enrolment fee and £120 towards the course fee, this fee is non refundable)
If you choose the instalments plan option:
Instalments available over 8 months (Sept- April) – pay £67 per month (after deducting the application fee)
DLC PLUS Option (1 year fast track)
- Duration: 1 year
- Course dates: September start
- Total hours: hours
Students will have access to the online learning platform which will provide them with the necessary
resources to complete their weekly assignments. The platform will allow students to access course materials, submit assignments, and communicate with their Teachers.
Students will also receive 2 x 1.5 hour online live classes over 20 weeks throughout the academic year.
This course is recommended for students who are resitting or mature students who are able and
willing to study the course in one year.
Course fees:
- Course fee – £1250
Pay the application fee of £200 (the application fee is made up of £80 enrolment fee and £120 towards the course fee, this fee is non refundable)
If you choose the instalments plan option:
Instalments available over 8 months (Sept- April) – pay £142 per month (after deducting the application fee)
How to Apply?
1. Complete the A level application form
2. Send a scanned, coloured copy of your Passport or Driving License office@swanseacollege.com
3. Pay the application fee of £200 (the application fee is made up of £80 enrolment fee and £120 towards the course fee, this fee is non-refundable).
Register for your exams
Registering to sit your exams with us at Swansea College is easy and straightforward. All you need to
do is fill out the online registration form, which can be found on our website. Once you have completed the form, you will receive an email confirming your registration. You will then be able to book your exams and pay the relevant fees. We offer a range of exams, from GCSEs to A-Levels with WJEC, Exdexcel Pearson, AQA and Cambridge International.
Course Contents
Syllabus
A Level English Language is a comprehensive course that covers all the topics and materials necessary for A Level Students can choose to sit the exam board of their choice, such as WJEC, AQA, Pearson or
Cambridge International. All topics are covered; however the order of topics and which topics are
covered in each exam paper may vary depending on the exam board. This means that students must
be aware of the differences between the exam boards and be prepared to adjust their study plans
accordingly.
The course is designed to provide students with a thorough understanding of the subject and to prepare them for the exam. With the right preparation and dedication, students can be confident that they will be able to succeed in their A Level English Language exam.
Assessment
Entry Requirements
GCSE English Language Grade C or above
Mock Assessment
Throughout the year, students would be required to complete topic tests and key assessments.
These tests and assessments would be designed to assess the student’s understanding of the
material and their ability to apply it.
Students are also expected to complete mock assessments before the Easter break..
The mock assessments would be designed to simulate the actual tests and assessments, allowing
students to practice and become familiar with the format and content. Additionally, the mock
assessments would provide feedback to the students, allowing them to identify areas of
improvement and focus their study / revision accordingly.
Exam
Each exam board has its own subject specification for the exams they offer. Depending on the exam
board you have chosen, you can visit their website and check the subject specification. This will
provide you with detailed information about the topics covered in the exam, the assessment criteria,
and the structure of the exam. It will also provide you with guidance on how to prepare for the exam
and what resources are available to help you. Knowing the subject specification is essential for
success in the exam, so make sure you take the time to read it carefully.
You will be awarded up to 56 UCAS points per A Level
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