I don't do it myself, I do Sociology, English Literature and Psychology, but I have friends who really enjoy Media. A lot of their assessments are on like projects and stuff, they create short films and adverts and stuff, so it's not too exam heavy
I don't do it myself, I do Sociology, English Literature and Psychology, but I have friends who really enjoy Media. A lot of their assessments are on like projects and stuff, they create short films and adverts and stuff, so it's not too exam heavy
Yeah, media seems like a good option,Ii do it at GCSE but I'm not sure how hard it would be at A Level?
I take Media A-level, having never taken it at GCSE, and it's perfectly manageable. The coursework can be quite intense, but that's only a month or two of the year. And the exam itself depends on the exam board, but for me (WJEC), the AS exam was composed of an essay on textual analysis, a couple of short audience questions, and an essay on representation. It's not all that difficult to get a respectable mark in. The most challenging thing about it is probably the fact you have to sit there for two and a half hours actually doing the paper.
I take Media A-level, having never taken it at GCSE, and it's perfectly manageable. The coursework can be quite intense, but that's only a month or two of the year. And the exam itself depends on the exam board, but for me (WJEC), the AS exam was composed of an essay on textual analysis, a couple of short audience questions, and an essay on representation. It's not all that difficult to get a respectable mark in. The most challenging thing about it is probably the fact you have to sit there for two and a half hours actually doing the paper.