- 🎓 Live online lessons with expert teachers
- 📘 Weekly assignments with personalised feedback
- 📹 On-demand access to recorded classes
- 🗣️ Group discussions and language workshops
- 📝 Regular exam practice using past papers
International A-Level English Language
Explore the Power and Purpose of Language
Cambridge International A-level English Language (9093) offers students the opportunity to examine how language functions — in speech, print, and digital media — and how it evolves across time, cultures, and social contexts. This course develops advanced skills in reading, analysis, and writing, empowering learners to communicate with confidence, insight, and precision.
STUDY A-LEVEL
ENGLISH WITH US
Internationally Recognised Qualification
Based on the Cambridge International syllabus (9489), respected by top universities globally.
Critical Thinking and Evaluation Skills
Analyse historical evidence, construct arguments, and interpret competing views of the past.
Fully Online Delivery
Study with live lessons, recorded sessions, expert feedback, and independent learning support.
Flexible Study Options
Choose between European, American, and International History topics — all designed for global relevance.
WHAT
You’ll Learn
At AS Level, students develop a broad understanding of how language works in various forms, contexts and functions. Key areas include:
Critical analysis of non-fiction and media texts
Directed writing in different styles and registers
Comparison of original and adapted texts
Creative, descriptive, persuasive, and discursive writing
Reflective commentaries on writing choices
In the A2 year, learners deepen their study through four key linguistic fields:
Language change – Study how English has developed over time using historical and corpus data
Child language acquisition – Explore how children acquire language from birth to age 8
English in the world – Examine English as a global language and its cultural, political and ethical dimensions
Language and the self – Investigate language and identity, thought, and social roles
A Level study introduces linguistic theory and encourages independent research and critical engagement.
HOW
We Teach
Skills You
Will Develop
Analytical and comparative reading
Confident and effective writing for different genres
Sensitivity to audience, tone, form and purpose
Application of linguistic concepts and terminology
Independent thinking and research in language studies
These skills are transferable across a wide range of academic and professional fields.
WHO is THIS
Course For?
This course is ideal for students who:
Are aged 16–19 and have a passion for language, culture, and communication
Plan to study English, law, media, psychology or humanities at university
Want to develop advanced writing, critical thinking and textual analysis skills
Enjoy exploring how language reflects and shapes our world
University Pathways
A Level English Language is a strong foundation for degrees in:
Linguistics and English Language
Law and International Relations
Media and Journalism
Education and Psychology
English Literature and Cultural Studies
Communication and Public Policy
Career Pathways
English Language A Level supports careers in:
Publishing, Journalism, Law, Education, Media, Advertising, Public Relations, Copywriting, Content Strategy, Government, Linguistic Research, and many others.
Excellent communication is the cornerstone of success — this course helps you master it.
FAST Facts
Qualification
Cambridge International A Level English Language (9093)
Duration
2 years (AS + A2)
Format
100% online (live + recorded lessons)
Assessment
Four written exams (no coursework)
Start Dates
during the academic year
Entry Requirement
IGCSE English Language or equivalent
University Pathways
Law, Linguistics, Education, Journalism, Media, Psychology
Assessment & Exams
AS Level
Paper 1: Reading (2h 15min)
- Directed response
- Text analysis
- Focuses on understanding, evaluating, and adapting texts
Paper 2: Writing (2h)
- Short writing with reflective commentary
- Extended writing (e.g. narrative, discursive, critical)
Each paper contributes 50% of the AS Level and 25% of the full A Level.
A Level (additional)
Paper 3: Language Analysis (2h 15min)
- Language change (prose and data analysis)
- Child language acquisition (transcripts and theory)
Paper 4: Language Topics (2h 15min)
- English in the world
- Language and the self
Each of these papers contributes 25% to the full A Level.
Assessment Routes
- AS Level only – Papers 1 and 2 in a single exam series
- Staged A Level – AS in Year 1, A2 in Year 2
- Full A Level – All four papers in the same exam series