Thank you so much for listening to me talk all about what it's really like to study English Literature at University! Let me know what video you want to see me film next!✨
Thank you Ella, as for me I found majoring in English Literature really helped me with building my critical thinking and time management which made my career life very easy. We almost study about a lot of things like history, philosophy, arts and cultures. I would like to reconsider to study it if I rethink to choose my major because it is challenging and everyday you learn something new. 👍🏼
I’m a highschool student struggling on what to do with my future. Since middle school I’ve enjoyed my English class I lowkey don’t enjoy reading but have learned that after reading through the books and taking the information in I instantly fall in love. I don’t know what it is. I just feel so empowered and full of knowledge it’s great Bc I am able to understand and intemperate what the writer is saying. I ask myself what I want to do with my life everyday. And what career I can do that be something I GENUINELY ENJOY, and something that’ll help me maintain my dream adult hood. And weather or not to try a 4 year? Or community. This is tuff stuff. I’m thinking about English lit now. This video is really helpful thank you. Lol I’m make sure to come back to this if I ever decide. :’) wish me luck
My daughter is in the 12th grade, and she is interested in English literature. But she is confused and doesn't know if it will help her in the future. Is there a good carrier opportunity for her?
I study in France and did a part of my undergrad in Ireland. It helped so much to read critically and to build writings well in any subject. So many opportunities as well you can go in a master to teach to foreigners and just travel all around the world and be well off. Of course you'll never be super rich but well off is grand like.
I'm a highschool student and I have to decide my study soon. This has helped me so much to get more of an insight because I'm not a native English speaker and although I like reading, it really intimidates me to actually study English literature. I'm so glad I found this video, it's a big help!
I study comparative literature in germany and read a lot of english texts as well as books from other countries. studying comp was the best decision I've made :)
@@ishratmumtaz1687 I think so, yes :) But it's a bit different from comparative lit here. Obviously, I can't speak for all unis across Ger XD I heard a lot of good stuff from other unis though
Thank you for being so honest I just finished my first year studying English lit and I found it incredibly hard. there was a big difference between Alevels and uni essays and just hope it gets better in the second year.
Im a first year student majoring in English Literature as well. This is the major that i've been dreaming of since i was in High school. Linguistic is such a kind of material that im interested in to take.
I'm not a native English speaker. I decided to do an English degree SOLELY because I always liked to read. For fun. For everyone reading the comment, don't do this, ever, unless you like/are able to analise what you read. Another mistake I made was that before college I never read a book in English. For non-natives, it's a no-no. Read in English and prepare for the degree.
ughh this is so hard :/// i only have 2 years left in hs and i still don't know what to major! :') im thinking about honing my mind in mathematics by becoming a math student in uni, however i also doooooo want to get a degree in english lit and maybe also in my own native language... i know getting a double major is a thing, but my parents doesnt like the idea... plus they're pushing me in the medical field since all of my siblings are becoming a med student ... this is soooo stressful, but i really love the video! thanks a bunch for this!
Thank you very much for this video! It’s truly offered me a greater insight on the course which I plan on taking in September (at The University of Glasgow!) I admire how passionate you are about English :) I’m really looking forward to it
@@lindabello4460 hey omg that’s so amaze!!!! and yes i am going into my second year this month and i absolutely LOVE IT!!! hope you do too, update me :) ❤️
I just got accepted in English literature school n I feel soo sadddd cuz I always dreamed to study law n all ppl make fun of my major " everybody knows English they don't need u" 😭 pls give me an advice
@N F • Oh dear, i feel you don’t be sad and be proud of yourself. I’m English major, faculty of Arts department of English. My university is really bad you can not even imagine how bad it is and i hated it and also hated the major. Everyone was like how we thought you will be accepted in medical school and blah blah blah, i wanted to take a year gap after the first year there and try to enter any other college but this one. Although I tried a lot to get in any other thing literally anything but not this one cause I literally hated it and I prayed for guidance i was literally crying while praying to Allah(god) then I decided to stay in it and i met such an amazing people and i loved the major i’m now in my fourth year and I decided to do masters after my graduation. It’s ok dear just follow your heart don’t listen to anyone and know that you are not alone and you will be better.
@@mennato-allahsoliman6765 I'm feeling same here 😭😭😭Bcoz I love to study English & become a motivational speaker 🔊.But my family make fun of me & said.No future...I had done bachelor's in engineering without any choice.But I wanna change my master's....pls give good advice 🙏
Omg Ella THANK YOU for taking the time to make this video. You literally answered all my questions. Do you think if someone struggles with writing would that stop them from majoring in English? Also, would you advise a dyslexic person to major in English? Thanks again!
Well it’s crazy that you mentioned this but my fear of my dyslexia almost stopped me from majoring in eng lit but given the amount of brilliant people who have done amazing work with their dyslexia it gave me encouragement that I could too. And I’m glad that I’m studying it now.
What a good video to look into an English Major! Now I know what to expect. The only question I have is do you have any pint of philosophy in your studying? Can you even choose it while studying English and Literature? Thank you!
Thanks for filming this! It's really interesting to hear from other English majors. I'm in the U.S., and I'm an English Secondary Education major, but in a way it's like I'm a double major. I have English course requirements where I'm with literature/writing majors and other English SCED (short for secondary education) majors, but I also am in classes where there are only other education majors (from early childhood to secondary like me).
thank you for this video! i love love englit, but i have this constant fear of the possible lack of career opportunites once i graduate from uni... anyone else feel the same? how are yall coping with this fear? personally ive been thinking about using my degree (once i graduate) to become and editor? or go into journalism? is it possible to get into things like that with an englit degree?
i have the same fears, i just graduated high school and thats all ive been thinking about lately, especially seeing my friends going into majors like compsci and medicine. but at the same time there is a vast pool of opportunities with this major, from the business world to publishing even the medicine world if you decide to widen your learning horizon. i know for a fact that the skills we will acquire with this major are going to be very valuable in life. this is what i remind myself when doubts and hesitation creeps in, and at the end of the day you can always switch majors if it doesnt work out. we as humans shouldn’t be put into one box, there’s so much to learn. ik its been a while since your comment but id love to hear your perspective now a year has passed
I’m the exact same right now! I’m planning in majoring in communications though just in case. I’m also thinking about becoming an editor! My current major is creative writing but I’m thinking about changing it to literature out of fear of less job opportunities. How did you end up finding out ways to quote?
@@em-bj4rm not sure if this is any reassurance but a degree (any degree in general) is required for most forms of teaching, along with a TEFL certificate which is pretty easy to get. Therefore, if you're worried about employment, there's always the option of travelling abroad and teaching. An English degree would definitely look great to employers who are looking for teachers. Even if teaching isn't really your thing, an English degree is often renowned to be quite challenging and would make your CV much more appealing to future employers. Hope this helps!
My dream was to become architects and I even tried to enter colleges are similar to it but here I’m I will enter to English literature I’m from Iraq I’m good at English and I love it I even got in it 100% and the other subjects were a mess 😂😭 I wouldn’t say I’m sad because I love English but I’m not happy either i don’t know if you will understand but learning English was a hoppy for me but I never thought it will be my carrier(I HATE READING AND WRITING )and this thought keeps coming to my head “ who don’t know English!” I’m feeling a bit lost 😔💔 Please give me an advice and thank you for this video ♥️
Oh my gosh, I've made a little shortlist of universities, and clicked on this video to make sure I am certain on English... and you go to Nottingham! Which is second on my list! Is it a sign? It's a sign hehehe (sorry if this makes no sense, it's 1am, which is apparently my peak researching period haha)
Ughhh what a relief to hear someone say you don't have to read to study literature, cuz honestly I like to read about history and stuff, but reading novels? Ehhh not much. I find it hard to find one I like, I hate the feeling I feel after reading a fictional novel, I'd be like "I could've read sumn more beneficial" 😂😂😂
Hey, great video! I was wondering if you studied English Lit at A-level? If so, how was the jump between a level and uni? I’m studying English lit a level at the moment and find myself constantly working (whether it’s coursework or revision).. which I don’t mind too much because I enjoy it. But, I was wondering if the work load gets much more intense?💕
Yes I did! I actually wouldn't say the jump is that big, it doesn't get 'harder' per say it just gets more intense in terms of workload I guess🤷🏼♀️. There's a lot more to read and do, but the actual essay writing skill doesn't change too much in my opinion. In fact I'd say the essay writing side of things is easier because they're way less prescriptive at uni❤️❤️❤️
Hello mam, I am an india teenagers who loves to watch your videos. I have chosen BA ENGLISH LITERATURE in college. So could u give me some tips to perform well...
Hi! I'm a Chinese student study English abroad in year 1 and I feel so hard that I don't know if I can learn this programme well as a non-native English speaker（English as foreign language）
I did my bachelor and master in English. Is there opportunity to do a 2nd master in English in UK and build my career with tht Masters degree in UK? Thanks.
Hello dear madam how are you? I’m Ananda I’m from Sri Lanka 🌹🙏🇱🇰 your teaching is awesome love you so much. Actually I like learn English language. I try to speak with anyone but I can little bit. I want to know how I improve the language?🌹🙏😍🇱🇰
Hello sissy,I'm Harshni Rajan.I studying B.A. English(1st year) in India. I like to study in london after my ug .but I was confused to choose my pg course .will u help me? Please give suggestions...but I chose university that is st.Mary's university......I have to complete ug course for 3 year...
I was wondering whether you can become a teacher after graduating English Literature degree? I'm from Russia and we don't have such courses here, so I'd really like to go somewhere abroad for studying it!
I do english language a level, not literature and am doing english and film at uni. Quite worried about not being able to write in the specific way, do you get help?
I come from India and I am in dire need of help regarding the Employability of various Humanities degrees in UK. My family would have to put a lot at stake to send my sister to UK and we require to know about the outcome and whether you get a job as you move out a graduate from Uni.
If you really want to do it try taking some English courses before or try to improve by yourself so you don't find it too difficult to understand in classes.
hello i would like to be an English teacher please which program i have choose 1.Language and literature studies 2. English studies 3.Teaching of English as a Foreign Language
Did you know any non-native English-speakers at your university that were studying English? And how hard was it for them? Because I would love to study English lit and English is like one of my main/advanced courses for my highschool graduation (that I am working on right now) and I would say I am quite good at analyzing texts, both in English and in German (my native language). I also consume a lot of media and read books in English. So it would be nice to know if I even have a chance at competing with people who have spoken and known English their whole life :)
Hi Ella Thank you very much for the video. I am looking for an English language textbook specifically about learning different types of writing (informative, descriptive, argumentative, discursive) with annotated examples from published articles. I would be really grateful if you could recommend me user-friendly guidebook/ textbook if you have come across it.
hi , m a student in english literature and we've studied before a module that contains this at the university ..i've got some pdf books if you would like me to share !
@@elmoussaouia.3901 Thank you very much. It looks like RUclips doesn’t allow me to share my email. Message always get deleted. How can I contact you. Twitter? or any social media I can find you?
Can someone please share their ideas on what to study beside your English literature major? BMA or TEFL or what area would give me a proper job? :( and is studying a master's in a different area a good option?
🧢 Cap .....I had a secondary school English teacher and A level English teacher, they both studied English at oxford but guess where they ended working as, teachers, both have revealed they didn’t want to do that and both have said that the pay is shit....I’m so glad my A level English teacher told me it’s not worth it at all even though he graduated with a first from oxford!!!!! Shocking
That depends on your networking and which field you wanna go to. They took up the wrong field I guess. Being an English major is the best thing because our degree is so versatile and we have so many job options available. So stop with your stupid hatred
...thats not my point. I live in Britain so I guess its different but you can work in politics, journalism, become a teacher, take a law conversion degree. There are so many possibilities! And right now you are coming off a tad ignorant, there are over 6 billion people in our world who didnt all go down a STEM route and they are living just fine. Please, i genuinly want you to know this bc its such a bad mentality.
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Thank you so much for listening to me talk all about what it's really like to study English Literature at University!
Let me know what video you want to see me film next!✨
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I want to know all your video clips madam awesome teaching love you so much madam I hope to see you? Good luck god bless you and your family.
What university did you go to for that course?
I’m a medical student vicariously living my ‘literature life’ fantasy through this 😂
Lol sameeeeeee
All the best 💪💪
Oh god I'm here wondering too and thinking about it
Thank you Ella, as for me I found majoring in English Literature really helped me with building my critical thinking and time management which made my career life very easy. We almost study about a lot of things like history, philosophy, arts and cultures. I would like to reconsider to study it if I rethink to choose my major because it is challenging and everyday you learn something new. 👍🏼
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I’m a highschool student struggling on what to do with my future. Since middle school I’ve enjoyed my English class I lowkey don’t enjoy reading but have learned that after reading through the books and taking the information in I instantly fall in love. I don’t know what it is. I just feel so empowered and full of knowledge it’s great Bc I am able to understand and intemperate what the writer is saying. I ask myself what I want to do with my life everyday. And what career I can do that be something I GENUINELY ENJOY, and something that’ll help me maintain my dream adult hood. And weather or not to try a 4 year? Or community. This is tuff stuff. I’m thinking about English lit now. This video is really helpful thank you. Lol I’m make sure to come back to this if I ever decide. :’) wish me luck
YESSSS I HEAR YOU!! Do what makes your heart happy ❤️. I have another video coming soon about studying English so keep an eye out for that!
My daughter is in the 12th grade, and she is interested in English literature. But she is confused and doesn't know if it will help her in the future. Is there a good carrier opportunity for her?
Thank you so so much! I transferred my course from sociology to English and I am so happy that I did. This video is very helpful 💓💓
Glad it helped! Thank you so much ❤️
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I study both 😅
I study in France and did a part of my undergrad in Ireland. It helped so much to read critically and to build writings well in any subject. So many opportunities as well you can go in a master to teach to foreigners and just travel all around the world and be well off. Of course you'll never be super rich but well off is grand like.
What university did you go to?
Dude I don't really love reading, and I was worried about that aspect 😅 thanks for clearing that up!
I'm a highschool student and I have to decide my study soon. This has helped me so much to get more of an insight because I'm not a native English speaker and although I like reading, it really intimidates me to actually study English literature. I'm so glad I found this video, it's a big help!
I study comparative literature in germany and read a lot of english texts as well as books from other countries. studying comp was the best decision I've made :)
Hey.. I'm planning to come to Germany .. for masters in English lit ! It's good, right?
@@ishratmumtaz1687 I think so, yes :) But it's a bit different from comparative lit here. Obviously, I can't speak for all unis across Ger XD I heard a lot of good stuff from other unis though
@@kizu00 thankyouuu so much..
@@kizu00 can you please tell me what are the career options after studying eng lit in english language in Germany?
@@Gogetada880 I really can't ^^' probably at publishers or cultural institutions, but... yeah... I really don't know either!
this is just the assurance I needed, thank you!
You're so welcome!
Thank you for being so honest I just finished my first year studying English lit and I found it incredibly hard. there was a big difference between Alevels and uni essays and just hope it gets better in the second year.
You got this!
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Did you finish second year?
Im a first year student majoring in English Literature as well. This is the major that i've been dreaming of since i was in High school. Linguistic is such a kind of material that im interested in to take.
I COME BACK TO THIS VIDEO
A YEAR LATER AS A DOUBLE ENGLISH AND EDUCATION MAJOR
WE MADE IT BABY!
That’s amazing!!
It was such an efficient video for someone who is going to choose English to study at university ! Thanks a lot
I'm not a native English speaker. I decided to do an English degree SOLELY because I always liked to read. For fun. For everyone reading the comment, don't do this, ever, unless you like/are able to analise what you read. Another mistake I made was that before college I never read a book in English. For non-natives, it's a no-no. Read in English and prepare for the degree.
I completely second this!! It's more about analysis than the actual reading ❤️
ughh this is so hard :/// i only have 2 years left in hs and i still don't know what to major! :') im thinking about honing my mind in mathematics by becoming a math student in uni, however i also doooooo want to get a degree in english lit and maybe also in my own native language... i know getting a double major is a thing, but my parents doesnt like the idea... plus they're pushing me in the medical field since all of my siblings are becoming a med student ... this is soooo stressful, but i really love the video! thanks a bunch for this!
I have just gotten admitted,I have always wanted to move to Uk hope someday it comes true xxx love youuuu
LOVE YOU
Thank you so much for the helpful information you provided, that benefited me 💓
Even as an English major I low-key don't like reading but I do love having read.
Thank you very much for this video! It’s truly offered me a greater insight on the course which I plan on taking in September (at The University of Glasgow!) I admire how passionate you are about English :) I’m really looking forward to it
I’m applying for English lit at UoG next year!! Did you end up taking it?
@@lindabello4460 hey omg that’s so amaze!!!! and yes i am going into my second year this month and i absolutely LOVE IT!!! hope you do too, update me :) ❤️
I just got accepted in English literature school n I feel soo sadddd cuz I always dreamed to study law n all ppl make fun of my major " everybody knows English they don't need u" 😭 pls give me an advice
if you enjoy english, then don't worry about what anybody else thinks! You're doing your degree for yourself, not for anybody else!xx
@N F • Oh dear, i feel you don’t be sad and be proud of yourself. I’m English major, faculty of Arts department of English. My university is really bad you can not even imagine how bad it is and i hated it and also hated the major. Everyone was like how we thought you will be accepted in medical school and blah blah blah, i wanted to take a year gap after the first year there and try to enter any other college but this one. Although I tried a lot to get in any other thing literally anything but not this one cause I literally hated it and I prayed for guidance i was literally crying while praying to Allah(god) then I decided to stay in it and i met such an amazing people and i loved the major i’m now in my fourth year and I decided to do masters after my graduation. It’s ok dear just follow your heart don’t listen to anyone and know that you are not alone and you will be better.
you can major in anything to study law and english is supposedly very good for law!! you just need a good gpa and a good lsat score!!
at least in the US i’m not sure where you’re from but i’m planning on studying english lit for undergrad and go to law school!!
@@mennato-allahsoliman6765 I'm feeling same here 😭😭😭Bcoz I love to study English & become a motivational speaker 🔊.But my family make fun of me & said.No future...I had done bachelor's in engineering without any choice.But I wanna change my master's....pls give good advice 🙏
Omg Ella THANK YOU for taking the time to make this video. You literally answered all my questions. Do you think if someone struggles with writing would that stop them from majoring in English? Also, would you advise a dyslexic person to major in English? Thanks again!
You're welcome❤️❤️ I would still go for it, there are lots of special considerations for those who struggle ❤️
Well it’s crazy that you mentioned this but my fear of my dyslexia almost stopped me from majoring in eng lit but given the amount of brilliant people who have done amazing work with their dyslexia it gave me encouragement that I could too. And I’m glad that I’m studying it now.
hey! this was realllyyy helpful! quick question - which uni did u apply to and did u enjoy it there?? thnxx
Brilliant video and well explained. You would be a great journalist x
Wow thank you🥺 this is such an amazing compliment!!🥰🥰
Great video!! Absolutely loving this amazing videoo!
Thank you so much Jaden!👍🏻 Glad you enjoyed it!!
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You really spoke from your heart
thank you so much ❤️
Right im gonna be remember the wider context when reading through kinda scared starting this yr at uni lol
Thank you sooo much for this!
You're so welcome!
What a good video to look into an English Major! Now I know what to expect. The only question I have is do you have any pint of philosophy in your studying? Can you even choose it while studying English and Literature? Thank you!
yes you can pick modules that are in philosophy if you want to!
😊Hi I’m 11 and I’m 6th grade and this video helped me thank u so much😊and yes they teach us this in 6th grade for some reason
I'm so glad!
@@EllaMayHoughton 💖your so kind and pretty love u so much💖
Thanks for filming this! It's really interesting to hear from other English majors. I'm in the U.S., and I'm an English Secondary Education major, but in a way it's like I'm a double major. I have English course requirements where I'm with literature/writing majors and other English SCED (short for secondary education) majors, but I also am in classes where there are only other education majors (from early childhood to secondary like me).
Thank you so much
This video really helped me
You're welcome!❤️❤️❤️
Graduation year with English major !
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This video was great! But I have one question: Could I study english literature even if I am german? Or is it going to be too hard for me?
thank you for this video! i love love englit, but i have this constant fear of the possible lack of career opportunites once i graduate from uni... anyone else feel the same? how are yall coping with this fear? personally ive been thinking about using my degree (once i graduate) to become and editor? or go into journalism? is it possible to get into things like that with an englit degree?
i have the same fears, i just graduated high school and thats all ive been thinking about lately, especially seeing my friends going into majors like compsci and medicine. but at the same time there is a vast pool of opportunities with this major, from the business world to publishing even the medicine world if you decide to widen your learning horizon. i know for a fact that the skills we will acquire with this major are going to be very valuable in life. this is what i remind myself when doubts and hesitation creeps in, and at the end of the day you can always switch majors if it doesnt work out. we as humans shouldn’t be put into one box, there’s so much to learn. ik its been a while since your comment but id love to hear your perspective now a year has passed
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I’m the exact same right now! I’m planning in majoring in communications though just in case. I’m also thinking about becoming an editor! My current major is creative writing but I’m thinking about changing it to literature out of fear of less job opportunities. How did you end up finding out ways to quote?
@@em-bj4rm not sure if this is any reassurance but a degree (any degree in general) is required for most forms of teaching, along with a TEFL certificate which is pretty easy to get. Therefore, if you're worried about employment, there's always the option of travelling abroad and teaching. An English degree would definitely look great to employers who are looking for teachers. Even if teaching isn't really your thing, an English degree is often renowned to be quite challenging and would make your CV much more appealing to future employers. Hope this helps!
My dream was to become architects and I even tried to enter colleges are similar to it but here I’m
I will enter to English literature I’m from Iraq I’m good at English and I love it I even got in it 100% and the other subjects were a mess 😂😭 I wouldn’t say I’m sad because I love English but I’m not happy either i don’t know if you will understand but learning English was a hoppy for me but I never thought it will be my carrier(I HATE READING AND WRITING )and this thought keeps coming to my head “ who don’t know English!” I’m feeling a bit lost 😔💔
Please give me an advice
and thank you for this video ♥️
thank you for your comment, I hear you!! The English language is complicated!! You got this!!❤️❤️
Brilliant video!
Glad you liked it!
Oh my gosh, I've made a little shortlist of universities, and clicked on this video to make sure I am certain on English... and you go to Nottingham! Which is second on my list! Is it a sign? It's a sign hehehe (sorry if this makes no sense, it's 1am, which is apparently my peak researching period haha)
Awh that's amazing!! Yes you should come to Notts, it's amazing!! It's a sign girl🤪
I really liked your video, please can you help me to know what are the courses available for English literature students to get a master degree
Ughhh what a relief to hear someone say you don't have to read to study literature, cuz honestly I like to read about history and stuff, but reading novels? Ehhh not much. I find it hard to find one I like, I hate the feeling I feel after reading a fictional novel, I'd be like "I could've read sumn more beneficial" 😂😂😂
Hey, great video! I was wondering if you studied English Lit at A-level? If so, how was the jump between a level and uni? I’m studying English lit a level at the moment and find myself constantly working (whether it’s coursework or revision).. which I don’t mind too much because I enjoy it. But, I was wondering if the work load gets much more intense?💕
Yes I did! I actually wouldn't say the jump is that big, it doesn't get 'harder' per say it just gets more intense in terms of workload I guess🤷🏼♀️. There's a lot more to read and do, but the actual essay writing skill doesn't change too much in my opinion. In fact I'd say the essay writing side of things is easier because they're way less prescriptive at uni❤️❤️❤️
Ella May Houghton thank you so much!💞💞
How can I be skilled in English Literature and how can I increase my interest in English literature? Please suggest me.
And, when we learn about literature, we learn more about British culture and make me feel like a new life in the castle
I was going to do English if I was going instead I did media diplomas 3&4 level 😄💖
that's amazing!! congrats gal!
Great video . Keep up 👍
Thank you so much!!💘
I am struggling to decide between English lit or Lang at college. Any advice when deciding? Thanks
Hello mam, I am an india teenagers who loves to watch your videos. I have chosen BA ENGLISH LITERATURE in college. So could u give me some tips to perform well...
I’m starting to do education and uni vlog content! I think you’d like it:) x
I'll check it out!
I have a problem with spelling, so I'm wondering if that will make studying English harder.. ?
Hi! I'm a Chinese student study English abroad in year 1 and I feel so hard that I don't know if I can learn this programme well as a non-native English speaker（English as foreign language）
I like to do my master in english literature in Canada. Kindly share the details you have
Hey Ella, can you tell what are the career options after completing Masters or research in eng lit in Spain or Germany or UK? Lemme know kindly..
loved it :)xx
thank you so much Emily!❤️
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I had a crazy year I took 40 contact hours I can't believe my GAP is still above 4.10
I envy you :'(
Hey please can you help me .
I am a commerce student and i want to study English .because i want to become a English teacher.
What i have to do???
Same here ❤️ and i am also an army nice to meet you
@@kaushikichakraborty8310 nice to meet u too
As an international student, do I have to take the subject SAT test or can I take only the general one?
I did my bachelor and master in English. Is there opportunity to do a 2nd master in English in UK and build my career with tht Masters degree in UK? Thanks.
Hello dear madam how are you? I’m Ananda I’m from Sri Lanka 🌹🙏🇱🇰 your teaching is awesome love you so much. Actually I like learn English language. I try to speak with anyone but I can little bit. I want to know how I improve the language?🌹🙏😍🇱🇰
Hi m'am you video is absolutely good ....
lovely vid could you do a vid on English essays at degree level would really appreciate it.
Great suggestion! I'll do that❤️
Honestly I don’t want to study at all anymore because it’s killing me but I know I have to get a degree 😭
Hello sissy,I'm Harshni Rajan.I studying B.A. English(1st year) in India. I like to study in london after my ug .but I was confused to choose my pg course .will u help me? Please give suggestions...but I chose university that is st.Mary's university......I have to complete ug course for 3 year...
Are you doing BA English literature or functional English?
I was wondering whether you can become a teacher after graduating English Literature degree?
I'm from Russia and we don't have such courses here, so I'd really like to go somewhere abroad for studying it!
yes you can!!❤️
I do english language a level, not literature and am doing english and film at uni. Quite worried about not being able to write in the specific way, do you get help?
Hy really liked the video.. Bt can I know what all careers we can opt if we take eng lit.
i am watching this after graduating english :P
congrats!!❤️
I come from India and I am in dire need of help regarding the Employability of various Humanities degrees in UK. My family would have to put a lot at stake to send my sister to UK and we require to know about the outcome and whether you get a job as you move out a graduate from Uni.
Thanks, I would like to apply to phd program,? Your suggestion!
Testing books only in classes university of Illinois
Did you advise my study English in college
Whatever I'm bad in it
I mean I can't read good and write!
If you really want to do it try taking some English courses before or try to improve by yourself so you don't find it too difficult to understand in classes.
@@hahagahagaga6576 thank you so much
hello
i would like to be an English teacher please which program i have choose
1.Language and literature studies
2. English studies
3.Teaching of English as a Foreign Language
It depends what you enjoy! You can specialise in an area and go down whatever path suits you :)
please what is the difference between them ?
Great input & gorgeous thanks
You are so welcome!
Would you recommend Westminster and Goldsmiths is a good university for English? Please answer
They're very central which is great! If you look the The Guardian University league tables they should be able to give you some more info :)
Thanks Ella.
You’re welcome 😊
What are the jobs i can do completing my BA English lit degree..
Did you know any non-native English-speakers at your university that were studying English? And how hard was it for them? Because I would love to study English lit and English is like one of my main/advanced courses for my highschool graduation (that I am working on right now) and I would say I am quite good at analyzing texts, both in English and in German (my native language). I also consume a lot of media and read books in English. So it would be nice to know if I even have a chance at competing with people who have spoken and known English their whole life :)
How did you find it to find a job after graduating?
Is it true that around 70% of novels mess around romantic affairs and sex?
“5books a day honey boo” 😂😂🧡
😂😂❤️
Hi Ella Thank you very much for the video. I am looking for an English language textbook specifically about learning different types of writing (informative, descriptive, argumentative, discursive) with annotated examples from published articles. I would be really grateful if you could recommend me user-friendly guidebook/ textbook if you have come across it.
hi , m a student in english literature and we've studied before a module that contains this at the university ..i've got some pdf books if you would like me to share !
@@elmoussaouia.3901 Thank you very much. It looks like RUclips doesn’t allow me to share my email. Message always get deleted. How can I contact you. Twitter? or any social media I can find you?
lmao imaging choing to do english for uni i cant even do well in secondary school let alone a levels
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but if i love reading and writing, are there any other options than english lit? :)
Look for universities with a creative writing degree option
Which is better english language or english literature?
try do both if you can!
@@EllaMayHoughton but we only have ab english language and ab literature huhu
Can u suggest an online ba in English literature which is accredited?
University of London offers a BA in English and Open University offers different BAs in English 🙂 I study with UoL online:)
@@maraclement324 thank you for replying Mara.R u in Goldsmith?
Can someone please share their ideas on what to study beside your English literature major?
BMA or TEFL or what area would give me a proper job? :(
and is studying a master's in a different area a good option?
What university do you go to?
the University of Nottingham ❤️
I think you'd be good at writing books. You have a lot to say. I mean in a good way. Just my observation. Lol.
What English literature career ideas are their
English teacher otherwise mostly useless degree
How many years in English?
3❤️
I love you ha ha ha
I LOVE YOU ❤️
🧢 Cap .....I had a secondary school English teacher and A level English teacher, they both studied English at oxford but guess where they ended working as, teachers, both have revealed they didn’t want to do that and both have said that the pay is shit....I’m so glad my A level English teacher told me it’s not worth it at all even though he graduated with a first from oxford!!!!! Shocking
That depends on your networking and which field you wanna go to. They took up the wrong field I guess. Being an English major is the best thing because our degree is so versatile and we have so many job options available. So stop with your stupid hatred
bruh, thats the job they chose, english opens up so many paths and good paying jobs too
@@ishratmumtaz1687 can you please elaborate
@@spacecadex5836 can you work at Google as a English major
...thats not my point. I live in Britain so I guess its different but you can work in politics, journalism, become a teacher, take a law conversion degree. There are so many possibilities! And right now you are coming off a tad ignorant, there are over 6 billion people in our world who didnt all go down a STEM route and they are living just fine. Please, i genuinly want you to know this bc its such a bad mentality.