English Literature IGCSE – LearnOnline Self-study

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LearnOnline Self-study IGCSE English Literature - book with heart shape made out of the pages

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What is IGCSE English Literature with LearnOnline Self-study?

Using a variety of texts, IGCSE English Literature will teach a learner to develop the ability to read and critique texts, with the aim of helping them find enjoyment in studying literature.

This LearnOnline Edexcel IGCSE has been broken down into 30 separate topics, giving the learner the flexibility to study at their won their own pace. With 24/7 access to our online learning platform, and all reading material supplied to them, our specialist tutors have ensured that learners have the resources available for them to succeed, at a pace and in an environment that suits them.

Course Information

Qualification: English Literature IGCSE
Awarding Body: Edexcel
Qualification Code: 4ET1
Start Date: Anytime
Exam Date: May/June
Duration: 120 hours
Support: Tutor support and exam preparation
Coursework: none

Course Specification: Edexcel IGCSE English Literature

Course Structure

English Literature IGCSE LearnOnline Self-study course covers the following topics:

Poetry and Modern Prose
- The poetry collection from Part 3 of the Pearson Edexcel International GCSE English Anthology.
- One modern prose text from the list of set texts
- Develop skills to analyse unseen poetry.
- Develop skills to analyse how language, form, structure and contextual factors can be used to create meanings and effects.
- Develop skills to maintain a critical style and informed personal response.
- Develop comparison skills
Modern Drama and Literary Heritage Texts
- One modern drama text from the list of set texts
- One literary heritage text from the list of set texts
- Develop skills to analyse how language, form, structure and contextual factors can be used to create meaning and effect.
- Develop skills to maintain a critical style and informed personal response.
Set texts
- Of Mice and Men by John Steinbeck ISBN 978-0141023571
- An Inspector Calls by J.B. Priestley ISBN 978-0141185354
- Oxford School Shakespeare Macbeth by William Shakespeare ISBN 978-0198324003

Entry Requirements

There are no formal entry requirements for this IGCSE English Literature course.

What's Included with LearnOnline

24/7 access to the LearnOnline training platform
All learning documentation (including textbooks)
Dedicated course tutor
Tutor-marked assignments feedback
Up to 24 months priority tutor support
Two tutor-marked past papers

Tutor Support Assignments

The most important part of your online IGCSE English Literature LearnOnline course (apart from you) is your dedicated tutor. Every LearnOnline tutor has extensive academic experience and have taught IGCSE English Literature in the classroom as well as online. During your enrolment onto the course, you will be assigned your tutor who will support you for up to 24 months during your studies. You can contact your tutor via email or using the LearnOnline messaging system with any questions.

Your IGCSE English Literature course contains a number of assignments which your course tutor will mark, grade and give you valuable feedback on throughout your study.

Examinations

Paper 1: Poetry and Modern Prose – 4ET1/01

Section A – Unseen Poetry: one 20-mark essay question exploring the meaning and effects created in an unseen poem. The poem will be reproduced in the question paper.
Section B – Anthology Poetry: one 30-mark essay question from a choice of two, comparing two poems from Part 3 of the Pearson Edexcel International GCSE English Anthology.
Section C – Modern Prose: one 40-mark essay question from a choice of two on each of the set texts.

90 marks
2 hours – written paper (closed book)
students will be provided with the anthology poems in the examination
60% of of English Literature IGCSE
Available: May/June

Paper 2: Modern Drama and Literary Heritage Texts – 4ET1/02

Section A – Modern Drama: one 30-mark essay question from a choice of two on each of the set texts.
Section B – Literary Heritage Texts: one 30-mark essay question from a choice of two on each of the set texts.

90 marks
1 hour 30 minutes – written paper (open book)
40% of of English Literature IGCSE
Available: May/June

It is your responsibility to find an exam centre and we recommend you book your exams 6 months prior to the date of exams.

Exams are not included in the course fees.