GCSE WJEC English Literature
In short
GCSE WJEC English Literature has 6 topics: Shakespeare, 19th-Century Novel, Modern Texts and 3 more. Each topic lists its topics in syllabus order. Start with Shakespeare or jump to the topic you are revising.
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What topics are in GCSE WJEC English Literature?
Plot and Context
- Key scenes
- Historical context
Characters and Themes
- Character analysis
- Key themes
Language and Form
- Dramatic techniques
- Analysing extracts
Plot and Context
- Victorian context
- Narrative structure
Characters and Themes
- Character analysis
- Key themes
Plot and Context
- Social and historical context
- Structure
Characters and Themes
- Character analysis
- Key themes
Studying the Anthology
- Themes across poems
- Poetic techniques
Comparing Poems
- Comparison methods
- Writing a comparison essay
Analysing Unseen Poems
- Approaching an unseen poem
- Comparing unseen poems
Essay Writing
- Planning
- Using quotations
- Assessment objectives
How should you use these resources?
Revise
Work through your course topic by topic, in the order it is taught, so nothing gets missed.
Test yourself
Check each topic against what you should be able to do, and practise on exam-style questions as they are added.
Improve
Go back to what you could not do, or work with a tutor to close the gaps before your exams.
GCSE WJEC English Literature: common questions
What topics are in GCSE WJEC English Literature?
GCSE WJEC English Literature has 6 topics: Topic 1: Shakespeare; Topic 2: 19th-Century Novel; Topic 3: Modern Texts; Topic 4: Poetry Anthology; Topic 5: Unseen Poetry; Topic 6: Exam Skills.
How should I revise GCSE WJEC English Literature?
Work through one topic at a time in order, since later topics build on earlier ones. For each topic, check you can do everything on its list before moving on, and go back to the ones you could not.
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