Why study English Language?
Why study English Language?
Course Overview
What does the course consist of?
Language, the individual and society |
Textual variations and representations (analysis) |
Children’s language development |
Language diversity and change |
The language of social groups and occupations |
English as a world language |
The history of English from 1600 to the present day |
Change in language |
Attitudes towards diversity and change |
Language in action |
Methods of linguistic research and analysis |
Writing in different forms |
Careers
Students who study A-level English Language go on to study a range of subjects at university, in addition to English Language, linguistics and other directly related courses. Universities will recognise your analytical skills and your ability to ‘decode’ many forms of English. Employers will value your writing skills and your accurate use of English. Careers that require a good understanding of the English Language include journalism, publishing, PR, media jobs, management, teaching – and many others!
What subjects go well with English Language?
Here at SSFC you have the opportunity to study a combination of three subjects. We recommend taking Sociology, History or English Literature as a good accompaniment to English Language. However, all our other subject offerings will complement the English Language well.
Entry requirements
As English Language is an essay-based subject, we require you to have a grade 4 or above in English.
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