Grade 5s in GCSE English Language and GCSE English Literature plus grade 4 in GCSE History if studied.
You will develop sought after research and critical analysis skills through the interpretation of classical texts. This subject complements History, English Literature, Politics, Theology, Philosophy & Ethics and Art subjects.
-Dynamic and engaging classes delivered by experienced staff
-Additional tutorials to enhance knowledge
-Regular revision sessions before exams
-‘Stretch and Challenge’ activities
Our students go on to study a wide range of courses at university all over the UK and beyond. This course leads to a wide range of career opportunities such as law, television, research, politics, journalism, publishing, business and management… the list is endless!
“Since starting at Carmel I’ve made so many new friends. I’m getting along really well with my subjects, and I also participate in E&D (Equality& Diversity) meetings. I recommend Carmel to anyone who is seeking a realistic transition from high school to adult life.”
“I have loved studying at Carmel. The level of support is absolutely incredible and there are so many enrichment programmes that you can get involved in. Being a member of the Debate Society has helped me build my confidence and make amazing friends!”
“I chose to come to Carmel College because it was a change of environment from my school’s Sixth Form. I’m really enjoying my time here and love all the subjects I chose.”
“During my time here my teachers have pushed me to help me reach my potential. Carmel’s balance of teaching and letting you be independent has made me really enjoy my studies, and I’m very grateful for the support I’ve been given which will contribute to my success.”
“At Carmel College, I have become more confident in myself. I am also now more focused in class because the staff have helped me develop strategies to use. I am proud to be a Student Ambassador this year and I have enjoyed having opportunities to do work experience.”
Grade 5s in GCSE English Language and GCSE English Literature plus grade 4 in GCSE History if studied.