Nea coursework english literature

The introduction to the NEA should provide students with a detailed review of the above requirements and guidance on what it means to work independently (e.g. productive research skills, effective time management). The point at which students begin their NEA preparation will depend on individual school and college decisions.

The NEA component allows students and teachers much more freedom in the choice of texts than the examined components and so enables the aptitudes and interests of students to be taken into account when texts are being selected. When supporting students with their choice of texts, the following guidance is useful:

This resource provides guidance on the NEA requirements for A-level English Literature A, and should be read in conjunction with the NEA requirements set out in the specification. It develops and exemplifies the requirements, but is wholly consistent with them.

At A level, students have the opportunity to select texts which require a greater degree of maturity. The intention of A level coursework is also to allow students to pursue autonomous study and select texts which interest them individually. A level coursework can allow the study of texts from a more diverse range of writers than is