English Literature Course

Literature tells the story of civilisation’s changing voice—and this English Literature Course guides learners through centuries of written expression. Starting from the roots in Old English, you’ll journey through the Anglo-Norman period, the Age of Elizabeth, and on to the Victorian Age. Each module builds a literary timeline, offering context without overcomplication.

From poetry to prose, you'll examine how social shifts shaped literary output, exploring movements, writers, and the evolving meaning of literature itself. Whether you're brushing up on Chaucer or reading into the Puritans' prose, this course offers a structured look at how English literature took shape—and kept evolving.

Learning Outcomes:

• Understand the foundations and definitions of English literature.
• Explore major movements from Old English to the Victorian era.
• Recognise key characteristics of each literary period studied.
• Identify cultural shifts influencing literature across centuries.
• Gain knowledge of literary milestones and historical context.
• Trace the development of English literary language and themes.

Who is this Course For:

• Literature lovers interested in historical writing evolution.
• Students exploring foundational British literary eras.
• Aspiring writers analysing past styles and influences.
• English teachers revisiting key literary movements.
• Book club members deepening literary historical context.
• Home learners revising English literary development.
• Bloggers focused on literature and cultural commentary.
• Researchers needing literary historical background.

Career Path:

• Literature Teacher – £31,000 per year
• Editorial Assistant – £25,000 per year
• Book Reviewer – £27,500 per year
• Literary Researcher – £29,000 per year
• Author (Fiction/Non-Fiction) – £34,000 per year
• Content Specialist (Literature Focus) – £32,000 per year