Adele is planning to study for an English Literature degree after her upcoming Las Vegas residency is finished.
During a Q&A in Los Angeles on Monday, the Brit and Grammy winner said: “After Vegas I want to get a degree in English Literature.” She added, “if I hadn’t made it singing, I think I would be an English Lit teacher.” Adele will start a belated run of dates at the Caesars Palace starting on November 18, and running until March next year. The residency had to be rescheduled due to the ongoing issues posed by the pandemic.
“I definitely think I use my passion for English in what I do,” she continued. “I wish I’d gone to university and had that experience, but I will do it online with a tutor.
“That’s my plan for 2025, just to get the qualification.”
Earlier this year, Adele had a surprise reunion with her school English teacher, Ms McDonald, during the singer’s ITV special.
“She was cool and so relatable and likeable, that I really looked forward to my English lessons. She left in year eight but she got me really into literature. I’ve always been obsessed with English and obviously now I write lyrics,” Adele explained.
“She was so cool, so engaging, and she really made us care, and we knew that she cared about us and stuff like that.”
During a Q&A in Los Angeles on Monday, the Brit and Grammy winner said: “After Vegas I want to get a degree in English Literature.” She added, “if I hadn’t made it singing, I think I would be an English Lit teacher.” Adele will start a belated run of dates at the Caesars Palace starting on November 18, and running until March next year. The residency had to be rescheduled due to the ongoing issues posed by the pandemic.
“I definitely think I use my passion for English in what I do,” she continued. “I wish I’d gone to university and had that experience, but I will do it online with a tutor.
“That’s my plan for 2025, just to get the qualification.”
Earlier this year, Adele had a surprise reunion with her school English teacher, Ms McDonald, during the singer’s ITV special.
“She was cool and so relatable and likeable, that I really looked forward to my English lessons. She left in year eight but she got me really into literature. I’ve always been obsessed with English and obviously now I write lyrics,” Adele explained.
“She was so cool, so engaging, and she really made us care, and we knew that she cared about us and stuff like that.”
