Romantic Poetry & English Grammar 2-in-1 Course

Master Romantic Poetry and English Grammar in one smart bundle—perfect for literary minds and language lovers. Study online, anytime.

Overview:This two-in-one online course merges the elegance of Romantic Poetry: Themes and Contexts with the solid foundations of an English Grammar Course, offering a seamless blend of literary depth and linguistic clarity. You'll explore the enduring works of poets like Wordsworth, Keats, and Shelley, while uncovering the philosophical, emotional, and political layers that shaped the Romantic period. From nature to rebellion, personal introspection to social upheaval, you'll interpret poetry not just for beauty but for its historical and cultural echoes.

At the same time, you’ll polish your English grammar—sentence structure, punctuation, tenses, modifiers, and clauses—arming yourself with the rules behind the words. Whether you’re analysing sonnets or writing your own essays, this package strengthens your grip on language and literature in one stroke. Ideal for readers, writers, educators or grammar-sticklers who appreciate a poetic turn of phrase without letting a comma go astray.

Learning Outcomes:

• Understand key themes in Romantic poetry with contextual relevance.
• Analyse poetic language and structure in critical interpretations.
• Apply grammar principles to write with clarity and confidence.
• Recognise complex sentence patterns and punctuation rules.
• Explore how grammar enhances literary expression and analysis.
• Develop a stronger command of poetic and grammatical language.

Who is this Course For:

• Anyone interested in Romantic poets and literary periods.
• Learners aiming to improve English grammar fundamentals.
• Students preparing for literature or English language exams.
• Teachers seeking fresh material for language and poetry topics.
• Writers wanting sharper grammar and poetic insights together.
• Professionals brushing up on formal writing and interpretation.
• Hobbyists with a passion for poetry and polished language.
• Language enthusiasts curious about poetry’s structural rules.

Career Path:

• Secondary English Teacher – £38,500 per year
• Editorial Assistant – £25,000 per year
• Copywriter – £30,000 per year
• Content Editor – £34,000 per year
• Publishing Assistant – £24,000 per year
• English Language Tutor – £32,000 per year