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Hey all.
I'm currently in Year 11, and as a homeschooled kid, I'm just going ahead to set myself my GCSE's for this year. I would like to take one English GCSE, but I'm really unsure whether "GCSE English" or "GCSE English Language" would be more useful / easy / looked upon as better? Could anyone give me opinions?
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I'm currently in Year 11, and as a homeschooled kid, I'm just going ahead to set myself my GCSE's for this year. I would like to take one English GCSE, but I'm really unsure whether "GCSE English" or "GCSE English Language" would be more useful / easy / looked upon as better? Could anyone give me opinions?
Cheers.
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(Original post by hogree)
Hey all.
I'm currently in Year 11, and as a homeschooled kid, I'm just going ahead to set myself my GCSE's for this year. I would like to take one English GCSE, but I'm really unsure whether "GCSE English" or "GCSE English Language" would be more useful / easy / looked upon as better? Could anyone give me opinions?
Cheers.
Hey all.
I'm currently in Year 11, and as a homeschooled kid, I'm just going ahead to set myself my GCSE's for this year. I would like to take one English GCSE, but I'm really unsure whether "GCSE English" or "GCSE English Language" would be more useful / easy / looked upon as better? Could anyone give me opinions?
Cheers.
GCSE English will be too much to complete in a year. English Language would be best over a year, and GCSE English in 2 years as it's a lot heavier in content.
Unis don't really care/specify. Some say "GCSE English and Maths" whilst others will say "GCSE English Language and Maths". But nothing is really set in stone. GCSE English just shows you know how to look at language in non-fictional texts as well as fictional texts. Whilst GCSE English Lang shows you how to analyse Language to their effect, esp the Controlled Assessment of Spoken Language Study (transcript, etc).
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