If you enjoy communicating with other people, finding out how language works, and learning about different countries and cultures, studying A-level French is an excellent choice for you. You will learn to understand a lot more French when you hear or read it and be able to say and write a lot more in French. There are many reasons for taking this A-level course: • You will be able to share your interests, ideas, and opinions with other people who speak French. • You will learn about the countries where French is spoken and get a lot more out of a visit there. • You will add an international dimension to your choice of A-level subjects, which is something many future employers and higher education providers look for. • You will learn many skills that are useful in a wide range of future careers, such as the ability to communicate clearly, being confident about speaking in public, using problem-solving strategies, etc. • You will create greater opportunities for yourself to work abroad, or for companies in the UK with international links. Many employers look for people who speak a foreign language.
It is recommended that students gain at least grade 5 at GCSE.
Paper 1 Listening, Reading, and Writing Test 40% Paper 2 Writing 30% Paper 3 Speaking 30%
About Education Provider
Region | North West |
Local Authority | Cumberland |
Ofsted Rating | Good |
Gender Type | Co-Educational |
Address | Longtown Road, Brampton, CA8 1AR |
If you enjoy communicating with other people, finding out how language works, and learning about different countries and cultures, studying A-level French is an excellent choice for you. You will learn to understand a lot more French when you hear or read it and be able to say and write a lot more in French. There are many reasons for taking this A-level course: • You will be able to share your interests, ideas, and opinions with other people who speak French. • You will learn about the countries where French is spoken and get a lot more out of a visit there. • You will add an international dimension to your choice of A-level subjects, which is something many future employers and higher education providers look for. • You will learn many skills that are useful in a wide range of future careers, such as the ability to communicate clearly, being confident about speaking in public, using problem-solving strategies, etc. • You will create greater opportunities for yourself to work abroad, or for companies in the UK with international links. Many employers look for people who speak a foreign language.
It is recommended that students gain at least grade 5 at GCSE.
Paper 1 Listening, Reading, and Writing Test 40% Paper 2 Writing 30% Paper 3 Speaking 30%