This resource is designed for WJEC English Literature Higher GCSE Unit 1 Unseen Poetry. It could also be used for English at A-Level as a refresher. The 3 page resource consists of a table with three columns: Poetic Device, Definition and Example, and Effect. There are 18 poetic devices included, including similes, metaphors, colloquial language, enjambment and rhythm. There is an emphasis on the Effect column. The Poetic Device and Effect columns are already completed. As a qualified and experienced GCSE tutor and examiner, I wrote this resource myself. Students are to complete the Definition and Example column. Students should be able to then apply these poetic devices and effects to unseen poetry. This resource has always proven popular with my students and their revision for this challenging exam.

This resource is written and designed for the NEW WJEC GCSE English Language Unit 2 and Unit 3 exams, however, it could be used for alternative exams or learning. The resource includes a table of 21 language techniques (e.g. superlative) with definitions and examples. As a qualified and experienced GCSE tutor and examiner, I wrote this resource myself. It is not particularly fancy in its layout but it includes key information in terms of revision for English Language exams. Many thanks.

This is a four page Word document giving practical advice (difficult spellings, grammar, vocab, language techniques) on what to revise for the WJEC GCSE English Language papers. This resource could also be used for any English exam. As a qualified and experienced GCSE tutor and examiner, I wrote this resource myself. It is not particularly fancy in its layout but it includes key information in terms of revision for English Language exams. Many thanks.

Please note, this resource is designed for the OLD SPEC (2014-2016) WJEC English Language Higher GCSE Unit 2. However, it could prove useful for any comprehension and writing exam. I am selling a revision guide for the NEW 2017 WJEC Unit 2 exam separately. This resource consists of 8 pages (including a title page) and it is designed to be used in conjunction with the students own work and notes from school/college/other (for example, I use it with my students in conjunction with reading and writing example answers provided by WJEC's public website). The 'Revision' section covers many aspects of English revision including reminders for techniques, tricky spellings and vocabulary. The 'In the Exam' section covers time, length of answers, planning, content etc. Please note: The preview shown by Tes on the right does not do the resource justice - for example, the Revision sections includes tasks/details such as: List all of the techniques and features you should try to use for each format, e.g. for speeches you should try to include: Repetition, anecdotes, statistics, rhetorical questions, memorable phrases, humour, controversial statements and an appropriate tone. As a qualified and experienced GCSE tutor and examiner, I wrote this resource myself. This resource has always proven popular with my students and their revision for this challenging exam. If you choose to buy this resource then please leave me a review. I designed the resource on Pages but saved it as a Word Doc - please let me know if there are any issues with the format of the document. Many thanks.