The A-Level course builds on the knowledge, understanding and skills gained at GCSE. In addition to improving and extending knowledge of the language, students will examine the contemporary culture of the country, as well as its media and literature, and compare it to our own here in the UK. French and Spanish are languages of literature, rich in philosophy and culture. They are spoken widely throughout the world and open up huge possibilities for future careers. Overview: Paper 1 – Listening, Reading & Writing (40%) Paper 2 – Writing (30%) Paper 3 – Speaking (30%)
To access this course, a minimum level of 6 is required, but preferably a level 7 at GCSE.
There are three papers at A-Level Paper 1 – Listening, Reading & Writing (40%) There are a variety of reading and listening comprehension questions and a translation element to this paper. Paper 2 – Writing (30%) This is a written exam, including two essays – one about a novel, and the other a film. There is an element of choice and all questions will require a critical response to the aspects studied. aper 3 – Speaking (30%) Candidates will discuss opinions based on a stimulus card from sub-themes they have studied, with some preparation time before. Students will also present their independent research project.
About Education Provider
| Region | West Midlands |
| Local Authority | Worcestershire |
| Ofsted Rating | Good |
| Gender Type | Co-Educational |
| Address | Easemore Road, Redditch, B98 8HB |
The A-Level course builds on the knowledge, understanding and skills gained at GCSE. In addition to improving and extending knowledge of the language, students will examine the contemporary culture of the country, as well as its media and literature, and compare it to our own here in the UK. French and Spanish are languages of literature, rich in philosophy and culture. They are spoken widely throughout the world and open up huge possibilities for future careers. Overview: Paper 1 – Listening, Reading & Writing (40%) Paper 2 – Writing (30%) Paper 3 – Speaking (30%)
To access this course, a minimum level of 6 is required, but preferably a level 7 at GCSE.
There are three papers at A-Level Paper 1 – Listening, Reading & Writing (40%) There are a variety of reading and listening comprehension questions and a translation element to this paper. Paper 2 – Writing (30%) This is a written exam, including two essays – one about a novel, and the other a film. There is an element of choice and all questions will require a critical response to the aspects studied. aper 3 – Speaking (30%) Candidates will discuss opinions based on a stimulus card from sub-themes they have studied, with some preparation time before. Students will also present their independent research project.