📓English Language
A Level
£58.00
📍 Course Code: 9EN0
📂 Syllabus: Edexcel A Level
🏆 Grading: A*–E
👩🏻🏫 Delivery: Live, interactive, online classes
⏰ Frequency: Weekly 1-hour sessions
⏳ Duration: 60 weeks
🗓️ Start Date: September 2025
🎓 Suitable for: Students aged 16+
'I admire people who dare to take the language, English, and understand it and understand the melody.' Maya Angelou
The A Level English Language course (Edexcel, Course Code: 9EN0) offers a unique opportunity for home-educated students to examine the intricacies of language. This course explores the mechanics of English and encourages students to understand the cultural and social contexts that shape communication. By engaging with diverse linguistic elements, students will gain a comprehensive understanding of how language functions in our everyday lives.
In this course, students will investigate the development of language from childhood through to adulthood, examining how various factors such as class, gender, and societal influences affect speech and writing. This exploration fosters a rich learning environment where students can connect with the material on both an intellectual and personal level, making it an inspiring choice for those who are passionate about language.
🗂️ WHAT'S IT ALL ABOUT?
In our small, supportive online classes, students will:
Analyse a variety of spoken, written, and digital texts to understand different linguistic styles.
Explore the principles of child language acquisition and its significance in communication.
Conduct independent research on a specific area of language that piques their interest.
Create original pieces of writing on topics of their choice, encouraging personal expression.
Evaluate the impact of dialects and sociolects on language use in various contexts.
👤 WHO IS THIS COURSE FOR?
Students aged 16+ with an interest in language, people, and culture
Learners who enjoy logical analysis, debate, and real-world application
Students curious about how children acquire language and how language varies across time and context
Home-educated learners who enjoy a small, interactive group setting
Those considering university courses or careers in linguistics, journalism, law, media, education, politics, or publishing
This course develops sharp analytical thinking, independent research skills, and an appreciation for the complexity of communication in the modern world.
Students emerge not only ready for exams but equipped with skills for academic success, professional life, and deeper self-expression.
Academic Benefits
Strengthens close reading, essay writing, and structured argument
Encourages critical engagement with texts, context, and data
Provides an excellent foundation for English, Linguistics, Psychology, Law, Media, and Education at university
Life & Professional Benefits
Develops articulate, confident communication
Builds awareness of language and identity in society
Useful in careers involving writing, speaking, persuasion, or teaching
👩🏻🎓 HOW IS THE COURSE DELIVERED?
✅ Weekly live, interactive lessons
✅ Small group size for individual attention
✅ Weekly differentiated independent learning assignments
✅ Personalised feedback and targets for improvement
✅ Ongoing progress tracking
✅ Structured guidance on assessments
✅ Revision aids and access to online learning platforms
✅ Full student dashboard with detailed notes and resources
✅ Two marked mock exam papers in the final term
⭐️ NOTE: NEA tutorials, marking, authentication and moderation are included in the course fee.
🧐 HOW IS THE COURSE ASSESSED?
This course includes three written exams and one coursework component:
✏️ Component 1: Language Variation (35%)
📖 2 hours 15 minutes – 60 marks
Section A: Individual Variation
Compare two contemporary texts, analysing audience, purpose, identity, and style
Section B: Variation Over Time
Compare historical texts and explore language change
✏️ Component 2: Child Language Acquisition (20%)
🧒 1 hour 15 minutes – 45 marks
Analyse unseen data (spoken or written) showing how children learn language, applying linguistic frameworks and theories
✏️ Component 3: Investigating Language (25%)
🔍 1 hour 45 minutes – 45 marks
Section A: Analyse unseen data from a set subtopic (e.g., gender, power, regional dialects)
Section B: Evaluate and reflect on an independent language investigation (guidance and support provided)
📝 Component 4: Coursework (NEA) (20%)
Two internally assessed pieces:
Original Writing (e.g., article, speech, blog post)
Commentary on language choices and techniques used
All coursework is supported with step-by-step guidance and individual tutorials.