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English A1 is part of the Group IB Subject, which is a course that all IB candidates are required to take. This course is primarily a pre-university course in literature for native or near-native speakers. Usually, it is aimed at students who intend to read literature at university, as well as at students whose formal studies of literature will not be pursued beyond this level. The former tends to take the Higher Level (HL) programme and the latter the Standard Level (SL) programme. IB English A1, as with other A1 languages, is offered at both Higher Level and Standard Level. The IB English A1 course is composed of five assessments, both internal and external.
Aims
“The aims of the Language A1 programme at both Higher and Standard levels are to:- encourage a personal appreciation of literature and develop an understanding of the techniques involved in literary criticism;- develop the students’ powers of expression, both in oral and written communication, and provide the opportunity of practicing and developing the skills involved in writing and speaking in a variety of styles and situations;- introduce students to a range of literary works of different periods, genres, styles and contexts;- broaden the students’ perspective through the study of works from other cultures and languages;- introduce students to ways of approaching and and studying literature, leading to the development of an understanding and appreciation of relationships between different works;- develop the ability to engage in close, detailed analysis of written text and;- promote in students an enjoyment of, and lifelong interest in, literature.” -- (Language A1 Guide, p. 8)
External Assessment
In IB English A1, there are four sections to be studied, namely Part 1 - World Literature, Part 2 - Detailed Study, Part 3 - Groups of Works, and Part 4 - School’s Free Choice. At Higher Level, candidates are required to study a total number of fifteen works. At Standard Level, candidates are required to study a total number of eleven works. There are no additional external assessments required of Higher Level.
English Written Assignment
In English Literature, students write an analytical, literary essay on a topic related to a novel or work in translation studied during the course. The goal of this 1200 – 1500 word assignment is to showcase a student’s ability to appreciate various literal, social, cultural and contextual elements in the text.
To succeed with your Written Assignment, you will need to demonstrate critical engagement and explain your choice of topic and work by writing out a brief rationale. Furthermore, you’re expected to explore the literary conventions of the genre by writing an essay showing original thoughts and discussion of your thesis, such as cultural values, roles of characters within the plot, stylistic elements etc.
