GCSE and A Level
Film Studies GCSE
Welcome to our dynamic GCSE Film Studies program, where academic exploration meets creative writing.
We will engage with influential films that have shaped storytelling and film technology: from timeless classics to cutting-edge wonders, we'll dissect a diverse array of films, inviting you to unravel their artistic construction and contemplate representation and context. Alongside exploring cinematic masterpieces, you'll craft your own screenplay opening, mastering the intricacies of character development, narrative structure, camera shots, and genre conventions in either horror or teen films. Through in-depth analysis, you'll gain invaluable insights into the craft of filmmaking, laying the groundwork for your own screenwriting endeavours.
A two year course, taught weekly in 1.30 min lessons. Budget payment £30 per month
English Language IGCSE - 1 year
Following the Cambridge syllabus, there are two pathways to this course. Following from the pre-GCSE course there is a choice of November or May sittings. This course covers all the skills required for the examination including writer's effects, transactional writing and creative writing, plus question analysis and exam technique. Starts in June. Budget payment £30 per month.
- English Literature GCSE - 1 year
Join our Literature course enjoy the richness of English literary heritage. Our program offers a diverse exploration of classic literature, empowering students to delve into profound ideas and themes. Through rigorous reading, critical analysis, and fluent discussion, students sharpen their understanding and make meaningful connections across texts. They'll hone their writing skills to express insights accurately and analytically in Standard English, expanding their vocabulary and mastering essential literary and linguistic terms. With over 16 years of experience preparing teens for exams, our curated selection of texts ensures both engagement and manageability for this one-year course. Budget payment £30 per month.
English Literature GCSE & English Language iGCSE - 2 year combined
Welcome to our English Language and Literature course, designed specifically for students taking the AQA syllabus 8702 and the Cambridge iGCSE. Our course offers a comprehensive learning experience that will help you develop your language and literature skills, preparing you for the exams in October 2024 and May 2025.
Combining language and literature in this course provides a stimulating and engaging lessons. You will gain valuable insights into the techniques and skills used by authors and poets, and learn how to analyse texts effectively. By studying real-life examples, such as Shakespeare's 'Romeo and Juliet,' Conan Doyle's 'The Sign of Four,' and Orwell's 'Animal Farm,' you will learn how to appreciate the literary devices used by writers to engage their audience, and use real texts as a basis for developing English language transactional writing skills.
The course covers all aspects of English Language and Literature, including comprehension, analysis, and communication and transactional writing. With the guidance from Jenny, who is widely experienced, you will develop your skills and enjoyment of the texts, helping you to excel in your exams and beyond.
This course includes regular assessments and feedback, ensuring that you are making progress and improving your skills. With personalized support, reports and dedicated structured revision modules, you can build your confidence and achieve your academic goals.
Register for our English Language and Literature course today, and take the first step towards success in your exams and your future. Budget payment £30 per month.
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A level History of Art
Discover the Perfect Art History A-Level for Home Educating Families
Art history is perfect for students seeking an enriching educational experience that combines the realms of art, history, literature, and social studies. This two-year Art History A-Level course is tailor-made for home educating families, offering a multitude of benefits that are sure to inspire and captivate your students.
First and foremost, Jenny is a dedicated teacher and brings a wealth of experience to the table. With 15 years of teaching A-Level and examining expertise, she is fully equipped to guide and support your child on their educational journey. Her passion for the subject shines through, ensuring that each lesson is engaging, insightful, and memorable. " Jenny’s enthusiasm for the subject is infectious. "
One of the many advantages of Art History A-Level course is the absence of coursework. This allows students to focus their energy on exploring the vast realm of art history without the added pressure of completing coursework assignments or being tied to one exam centre for moderation. Instead, students can dive deep into the wonders of the 19th and early 20th centuries, exploring art movements such as Impressionism, Post-Impressionism, Cubism, Expressionism, and more.
To enhance the learning experience, our course is fully supported with extensive resources. Your child will have access to a wide range of materials, including literature, images, videos, and interactive activities, all carefully curated to deepen their understanding and appreciation of art history.
With a thematic approach, our course goes beyond individual art movements. Students will embark on exciting explorations of nature and identities, unraveling the profound connections between art and the world around us. This holistic perspective broadens their horizons, encouraging critical thinking and fostering a deeper appreciation for the role of art in society.
Join Jenny on this educational journey as we delve into the masterpieces of art history and unlock the secrets of the past. Together, we will inspire a lifelong love for art, nurture intellectual growth, and lay the foundation for future academic success. Experience the joy of learning with our Art History A-Level course designed specifically for home educating families.
Want to know more? Email Jenny directly on jenny@artsdiscovery.org
A level English Literature
A two year course, English Literature following AQA Specification B covering the genres of tragedy and crime writing including works by Shakespeare, Thomas Hardy, crime fiction from pre- and post-2000 and poetry. There is also a coursework element.
For more information email: jenny@artsdiscovery.org