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Year 12 English Tuition

Master advanced writing and literary analysis

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Created by GLECTA Learning

Tuition course details

  • Category : A-Level
  • Type : Tuition Classes
  • Year Applicable : Suitable for Year 12 Students
  • Difficulty Level : Advanced
  • Syllabus: Aligned with the A-level English curriculum, covering advanced language analysis, creative writing, and literary studies.
  • Resources : Comprehensive study guides, annotated texts, and practice essays.
  • Flexible Scheduling: Weekly sessions tailored to student availability.
  • Focus on critical thinking, analytical skills, and academic writing to excel in English Language and Literature.
  • Personalised Learning Path: Individual progress tracking and tailored feedback to strengthen literary and linguistic skills.

Course Timeline

  • 1. Advanced Language Analysis: Exploring language techniques and their effects

  • 2. Literary Studies: Deep dive into prose, poetry, and drama

  • 3. Creative and Critical Writing: Developing unique styles and voice

  • 4. Comparative Literature: Analysing texts across genres and periods

  • 5. Exam Preparation: Structuring essays, time management, and past paper practice

  • 6. Independent Study Projects: Researching and presenting on chosen texts


Course Session Details

  • Session 1: Analysing Language and Meaning

    Activities:

    • Introduction to linguistic frameworks and terminology.
    • Analysing texts for language, structure, and tone.
    • Practical exercise: Deconstructing persuasive techniques in media.

    Outcome: Develop advanced skills in language analysis and critical reading.

  • Session 2: Exploring Prose and Narrative Techniques

    Activities:

    • Studying narrative voice, character development, and themes.
    • Textual analysis: Comparing styles of modern and classical novels.
    • Group activity: Discussing perspectives in chosen prose texts.

    Outcome: Understand narrative techniques and their impact on storytelling.

  • Session 3: Poetry Analysis and Appreciation

    Activities:

    • Identifying poetic devices: imagery, rhythm, and structure.
    • Analysing selected poems from various genres and time periods.
    • Creative exercise: Writing poems inspired by specific themes.

    Outcome: Gain confidence in analysing and appreciating poetry.

  • Session 4: Creative Writing Workshop

    Activities:

    • Developing narrative ideas and characterisation.
    • Exploring styles: fiction, non-fiction, and dramatic writing.
    • Peer reviews and constructive feedback on creative pieces.

    Outcome: Enhance creativity and refine writing techniques.

  • Session 5: Exploring Drama and Plays

    Activities:

    • Reading and analysing plays: themes, dialogue, and staging.
    • Role-playing scenes to understand character dynamics.
    • Case study: Examining a set text from the A-level syllabus.

    Outcome: Build skills in analysing dramatic literature and performance elements.

  • Session 6: Comparative Text Analysis

    Activities:

    • Comparing themes and styles across different genres and periods.
    • Group discussions on contrasting perspectives in literature.
    • Essay writing practice: Structuring comparative arguments.

    Outcome: Develop analytical skills for comparing and contrasting texts.

  • Session 7: Exam Skills and Essay Writing

    Activities:

    • Breaking down A-level exam questions and expectations.
    • Practising essay structures for analytical and creative tasks.
    • Mock test: Timed essay writing with individual feedback.

    Outcome: Build confidence in tackling exam questions effectively.

  • Session 8: Independent Research and Presentation

    Activities:

    • Choosing a text or topic for in-depth study.
    • Researching literary criticism and contextual influences.
    • Presenting findings to peers with Q&A sessions.

    Outcome: Enhance independent study and presentation skills.


Course Outline

  • 1. Advanced Language Analysis

    Master techniques to analyse language, structure, and style effectively.

  • 2. Literary Studies

    Study prose, poetry, and drama from classical and contemporary literature.

  • 3. Comparative Analysis

    Develop skills to compare and contrast texts across genres and time periods.

  • 4. Creative Writing

    Explore narrative, descriptive, and dramatic writing styles.


Course Materials

  • A-level English textbooks and revision guides.
  • Annotated texts for set works.
  • Mock exams and individual feedback reports.

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  • 4. Scientific Thinking

    Engaging in scientific enquiry and developing critical thinking.


Course Materials

  • Interactive experiment kits for hands-on learning.
  • Worksheets and guides tailored to SATs Science.
  • Progress tracking and reports for parents.

Why Choose Us?

GLECTA Learning has supported over 3000+ children in the last 8 years, ensuring:

  • Proven, effective classes and courses that significantly enhance children's chances of success.
  • Exceptional teaching with small group sizes, guaranteeing personalised attention for each child.
  • Highly experienced, DBS-checked tutors who help identify weaknesses, leverage strengths, and drive noticeable improvements.
  • Transparent, customised feedback throughout the preparation process, guiding you every step of the way in your entrance exam journey.
  • Comprehensive mock exams that simulate real test conditions, preparing students for success.
  • Continuous support and resources to help your child excel in every aspect of their learning journey.

About this Course

This Year 12 English course prepares students for A-Level success by focusing on advanced writing, comprehension, and literary analysis. Students engage with complex texts, develop structured essays, and refine their critical thinking skills.

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