A level English Literature online?

clearancer

I’m pretty much housebound for a few months, and wondered if I could study A Level Literature online. Google brought up loads of adverts for courses costing £800+ I’m 60+, not on any benefits, and bored!

Kittikins

My daughter is doing her a level English literature online as her school cut the course at the last minute as she was the only pupil who wanted to take it.  

The tuition is virtually non existent, but her close with ICS Learn was a lot less than £800, I can't remember precisely but we paid something like £46/month for a few months!

clearancer

Thanks. With ICS it’s £349 (without exam fee). I’m very tempted, the Shakespeare is Othello, my favourite of his

pickledonionspaceraider

Go for it. It sounds a good way to turn a negative experience into something supremely positive

Frith

Mr Bruff is extremely useful. (YouTube). 

clearancer

Frith said:

Mr Bruff is extremely useful. (YouTube). 

Yes! Othello and The Great Gatsby are there. Thanks 

Rosa_Damascena

Kittikins said:

My daughter is doing her a level English literature online as her school cut the course at the last minute as she was the only pupil who wanted to take it.  

The tuition is virtually non existent, but her close with ICS Learn was a lot less than £800, I can't remember precisely but we paid something like £46/month for a few months!

Shocking! What on earth are the kids studying if they eschew core subjects?!

Admiral_Barbarossa

Try your local college! They may have a fee one!

SWMBO

If you're wanting to do it to challenge your brain rather than for the qualification, take a look at the literature courses available through Edx, Coursera, Futurelearn & Openlearn. Some are free!

Katiehound

Maybe not exactly what you want but OpenLearn (Open University) has over 1000 free course and some of them are 'badged' which means you get a badge for completing and this would be evidence of study.