Resources for at least eight lessons on Language and Occupation for A Level with well detailed colourful power points, interesting video links and reading and writing activities.

A very detailed Power Point which includes a wide range of theories, concepts, activities and engaging examples on the topic. Lots of research and time has gone into making it. It includes all the material and knowledge you would need to create a high standard answer for Paper Two of the English language A level (evaluation or creative task).

This thirty page booklet (which is colourful and has a thoughtful layout) goes through all the questions on both papers - explaining how to answer each question with reasoning behind the explanations to make it clear to students. The booklet addresses each task with lists for revision and a model answer for each task.

A comprehensive guide to what we mean by discourse for the new AS English Language A Level.

Included are two detailed Power Points with content suitable for AQA as well as a range of activities including visual stimulus, IWB activities, necessary knowledge and prompts for group work. There is also an A grade model essay to accompany an exam script. These resources should cover at least three lessons.

Material to cover three interesting lessons on the topic 'Language Change and the Internet' which is an important feature of language change in general, and certainly a synoptic element worth considering for any student studying language change at A Level, and especially those using the AQA examination board. Included are two full Power Point lesson resources and accompanying activities including journalistic material and a text to analyse. There is a close look at the work of Tim Shortis and David Crystal and a link to an interesting TED Talk on the topic.

A PowerPoint outlining a successful method for answering the question plus pitfalls to avoid! Includes one full model and several partial model essays, and lists of possible questions to attempt in groups / for revision purposes.

Advice and examples with sample texts and model essay - created by an AQA English Language Examiner

A task that is suitable for Paper Two Section A of the AQA English Language and Literature A Level. Includes a full model to accompany the task.

Enough resources for at least four lessons with various articles as well as detailed power points with a number of points for discussion. Includes a homework task to help consolidate knowledge.

A detailed power point which considers both sides of the argument with theory and examples to discuss and analyse.

An A grade answer based on a potential Paper Two Section A question: 'Evaluate the idea that some accents and dialects are more prestigious than others'

A model essay addressing the statement 'Accuracy is More Important than Creativity' using the example question provided by AQA.

Some example analysis of the text 'Around the World in 80 Dates' from the anthology. Highlights the importance of having both a language and a literary focus.

A booklet that outlines key contextual areas for A Level students of English Language. This can provide material for several lessons or it can be given to students as a revision guide. Covers: education, technology, sexuality, health and important events e.g. the two world wars and the industrial revolution.

An introduction to MLE with clear explanations and a linked video. There is also an article to analyse that discusses attitudes to MLE which is also useful in relation to Section B of Paper Two for the new AS

Enough resources and activities for at least two lessons. The content covers a range of theories and concepts that are needed in order to achieve on the new AQA English Language examination at both AS and A2.

One lesson which introduces (or reminds!) students about what we mean by lexis and semantics followed by a power point that specifically addresses semantic change. Suitable for preparation for the new AQA English language A level examination.

A useful resource for language and variation.