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| The subject is a fascinating one,
covering many areas of the study of English, from how language
can give us power to how we actually acquire it in the first place. Quite soon, you will understand how words work a nd, from there, go on to see how language is used in the real world. You might, for example, examine political correctness or analyse how politicians use and abuse our language. Not only that, you will have the opportunity to undertake some real language research of your own. Higher Education and Career opportunities: English Language is an excellent preparation for life, for higher education and for a range of careers, which rely on communication: law, public relations, marketing, teaching and management. |
AS Course (Year 12) » Unit 1: Introduction to the Study of Language » Unit 2: Language & social contexts » Unit 3: Original Writing (coursework) A2 Course (Year 13) » Unit 4: Investigating Language (coursework) » Unit 5: Editorial Language » Unit 6: Language Development
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| Case Studies: students who studied English Language at BRGS Sixth Form | |
| » Rachel:
Broadcasting, University of Leeds » Lucy: Music Industry Management & Marketing, Buckinghamshire Chilterns University College » Lauren: BA (Hons) Hispanic Studies & Linguistics, Queen Mary, University of London |