How does A level English language look like?

I have just finished my GCSE and currently thinking of what A level I want to take. I’ve been thinking of doing math, chem, bio because I felt like I might get to med school but at the same time I’m interested on doing English language if I wanna go to law or business path. However I’m not sure if it will be worth it (taking English language) since I’m much better with numbers and understanding content. Please give me an insight on what you think about A level English language if you are currently doing or used to do it.

hi, I just finished my A level exams and took AQA English Language. to be honest it's not very useful for any career paths because all you learn is word classes (concrete nouns, modal verbs, subordinate clauses etc) and child language acquisition, with some language theorists sprinkled in. I found it a bit pointless to be honest, and a little boring. however, it was definitely my easiest A level and revision was super easy since it is not very content-heavy. my class all ended up thinking it was a bit of a waste of time tbh, and so I wouldn't use up an A level choice on it unless you are a really passionate linguist. hope the GCSEs went well!