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This International A Level English Literature with Edexcel is ideal for anyone wishing to gain knowledge and understanding of this subject or for anyone who wishes to study at a higher level at University and gain UCAS points. You will also find this course extremely valuable if you are looking for a progression route for further training whilst employed.
On this A’ Level English Literature course, you will explore the relationships that exist between texts and contexts within which they are written, received and understood. You will be encouraged to debate and challenge other readers interpretations, developing your own informed personal responses together with a variety of reading strategies.
Students in the past have progressed onto the following degrees:
• English Studies • Psychology • Training Teachers
• Business Studies • History • Sociology • Law
Studying A’ Level Advanced English at University gives you all sorts of exciting career options, including:
• Teaching and Education • Functional Managers
and Directors • Artistic, Literary and Media
Occupations • Media Professionals • Public
Services • Writer • Journalism
For more information about the Pearson Edexcel exam board, please click here.Â
There are no previous entry requirements for this course, however students are expected to have a reasonable standard of literacy.Â
You have the freedom to start the course at any time and continue your studies at your own pace for a period of up to 24 months from initial registration with the full support of your Tutor.
The aims and objectives of these qualifications are to enable students to:Â
Candidates answer two questions: one question from Section A: Post 2000 Poetry and one question from Section B: Post -2000 Prose.Â
2 hours 50 marks Â
Externally assessed Â
50% of the AS Level 25% of the A LevelÂ
Candidates answer two questions: one question from Section A: Pre1900 Drama and one question from Section B: Post -1900 Drama.Â
2 hours 50 marks Â
Externally assessed Â
50% of the AS Level 25% of the A LevelÂ
Candidates answer two questions: one question from Section A: a Post1900 unseen Poem, and one essay question from Section B: Prose.Â
2 hours 50 marks Â
Externally assessed Â
25% of the A LevelÂ
Candidates answer two questions: one question from Section A: Shakespeare and one question from Section B: Pre-1900 Poetry.Â
2 hours 50 marks Â
Externally assessed 2Â
5% of the A LevelÂ
Paper 1
Section A: Post -2000 PoetryÂ
Students study the following poems:Â
Eat Me – Patience Agbabi Â
Chainsaw Versus the Pampas Grass – Simon Armitage Â
Material -Ros Barber Â
History – John Burnside Â
An Easy Passage – Julia Copus Â
The Deliverer – Tishani Doshi Â
The Map Woman – Carol Ann Duffy Â
The Lammas Hireling – Ian Duhig Â
To My Nine-Year-Old Self – Helen Dunmore Â
A Minor Role – U A Fanthorpe Â
The Gun – Vicki Feaver Â
The Furthest Distances I’ve Travelled – Leontia FlynnÂ
Giuseppe – Roderick FordÂ
Out of the – Seamus HeaneyÂ
Effects -Alan JenkinsÂ
Genetics – Sinéad Morrissey Â
From the Journal of a Disappointed Man – Andrew MotionÂ
Look We Have Coming to Dover – Daljit NagraÂ
Please Hold – Ciaran O’Driscoll Â
On Her Blindness – Adam Thorpe Â
Ode on a Grayson Perry Urn – Tim TurnbullÂ
Section B: Post -2000 ProseÂ
Students choose one of the following:Â
Paper 2Â
Section A: Pre- 1900 Drama Â
 Students choose one of the following:Â
Section B: Post-2000 DramaÂ
Students choose one of the following:Â
Paper 3Â
Section A: Post – 1900 Unseen PoetryÂ
Unseen Post-1900 Poetry textÂ
Section B: Prose Â
Two prose fiction texts chosen from one of the following four themes:Â
Theme 1: Growing Up Â
The Color Purple – Alice Walker Â
Great Expectations – Charles DickensÂ
Theme 2: Colonisation and After Â
Heart of Darkness – Joseph Conrad Â
The Lonely Londoners – Samuel Selvon Â
A Passage to India – E. M. ForsterÂ
Theme 3: Science and Society Â
Frankenstein – Mary Shelley Â
The Handmaid’s Tale – Margaret Atwood Â
Never Let Me Go – Kazuo IshiguroÂ
Theme 4: Women and Society Â
Beloved – Toni Morrison Â
Mrs Dalloway – Virginia Woolf Â
Wuthering Heights – Emily BrontëÂ
Paper 4Â
Section A: ShakespeareÂ
Students choose one of the following:Â
Section B: Pre-1900 PoetryÂ
Students study the following poems from Metaphysical Poets: prescribed poems from Metaphysical Poetry, Editor Colin Burrow, (Penguin, 2006)Â
Students will be required to arrange and pay for their examinations at a Edexcel approved centre. We can provide an extensive list of these centres for you.
A Level Exams
There are four exams for the full A Level qualification. The length of each exam is as follows:
AS Level Exams
There are two exams for the AS Level qualification. The length of each exam is as follows:
For Edexcel International AS & A Level English Literature, learners can:
take Papers 1 and 2 only (for the Edexcel AS Level qualification) or
follow a staged assessment route by taking Papers 1 and 2 (for the Edexcel International AS Level qualification) in one series, then Papers 3 and 4 (for the Edexcel International A Level qualification) in a later series or
take Papers 1, 2, 3 and 4 in the same examination series, leading to the full Edexcel International A Level.
On successful completion of all your exams for the A Level English Literature Online Course, you will be awarded one of the following qualifications:
International A Level in English Literature with Edexcel | International AS Level in English Literature with Edexcel
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Our Enrolment fee for this course is noted at the top of this page where you can enrol directly onto the course. This fee includes access to your course including tutor support for 2 years.
Our enrolment fee includes:
The only other fee you will need to pay is for your exams which is due approximately six months prior and this will be paid directly to the exam centre.
You can enrol online right now by Card or PayPal (Visa, Mastercard, Maestro and American Express). Alternatively, we also accept BACS transfer or we can send you a payment link.
Your A Level course will be online. You will access it via our online portal. Â
With our courses, we have learners from all over the world enrolled. Therefore, if we restricted your learning to certain times, not everyone would be available. All our courses are accessible 24/7 via our online secure portal. Any videos on your portal would be pre-recorded meaning you can work through your course at your own pace.
By opting for our International A Level, you can study the course from anywhere and exam centres are located all over the world. With our UK A Levels (AQA), you can study them from outside of the UK, however you would need to sit the actual exams for these within the UK.
You will be provided with eBooks for this course. If you want to purchase physical books in addition, then we can provide you with the book ISBN numbers.
The Guided learning hours for A Levels are as follows:-
AS Level: 180 hours
A Level:Â 360 hours
These figures are for guidance only. The number of hours needed to gain the qualification may vary depending on your previous experience of the subject.
Yes you will gain UCAS points and these depend on your final grade once you have completed your exams.Â
If you are referring to A Levels at college then yes!
You will sit the same exam as thousands of students across the world in an exam centre, and achieve the same qualification as everyone else.
Provided you have completed enough work on the course within a reasonable amount of time, we will be able to provide a predicted grade / reference for university.Â
Please provide at least 3 months notice for this, otherwise this will incur a small fee.
We want exams to be as competitively priced for our learners as possible and therefore that is why we direct them to the examination centres rather than charge upfront fees.
