Qualification
Cambridge International AS & A Level Business (9609)
Awarding body
Cambridge International Education (CIE)
Duration
Typically 2 years (AS in Year 1, A Level in Year 2; AS‑only option available)
Study hours
Approximately 5–6 hours per week, guided
Cambridge International AS & A Level English Language (9093) provides a focused academic study of language use, and production at post 16 level. Wolsey Hall for Schools delivers the full Cambridge syllabus through a structured, school supported model, enabling schools to offer A Level English where specialist staffing or timetable capacity may be limited. The course integrates into Sixth Form provision and is overseen locally, ensuring consistent preparation for Cambridge assessment and progression to higher education.
Assessment: Students complete AS examinations at the end of Year 1 and A Level examinations at the end of Year 2, covering reading, writing, and language analysis. Progress is supported through regular teacher marked assignments, aligned to Cambridge assessment objectives.
AS Level:
Paper 1 – Reading
Paper 2 – Writing
A Level:
Paper 3 – Language Analysis
Paper 4 – Language Topics
First examination year: Current syllabus examined from 2021 onwards
How does the course develop the analytical writing required for A Level English Language?
Assignments are structured around unseen texts and comparative analysis, with tutor feedback focused on developing precise interpretation and use of linguistic terminology in line with Cambridge assessment criteria.
Does the course require prior study of formal linguistics?
No. The course introduces key linguistic frameworks progressively at AS Level and builds towards more advanced application at A Level, with assignments supporting consistent development and assessment readiness.
Can my school offer this course through Wolsey Hall for Schools?
Yes. Schools can offer this course as part of their curriculum while students remain enrolled at their own school. Wolsey Hall provides the online course, UK-qualified subject teachers and assessment, while your school provides local supervision and pastoral support.
Can this course fit around our existing timetable?
Yes. Courses are designed to fit alongside your school's timetable and can be delivered through independent or supervised in-school study periods, as an ‘out-of-timetable' course, or through flexible learning centres or wider hybrid learning models.
Do students remain enrolled at their own school?
Yes. Students continue to be members of their own school community while studying this course online through Wolsey Hall for Schools.
Can a school enrol just one student?
Yes. Our flexible model caters for a single student studying one subject, or multiple students across a range of subjects.
What is the language of instruction?
All courses are presented in English. On modern foreign language courses, instruction is in English, while questions within assignments are set in the language being studied.
Do you support student visa applications?
No, Wolsey Hall for Schools does not support student visa applications.
How do we find out more?
Speak to our team to discuss how we can support your students with more subject choice, or request a personalised proposal for your school.
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