The world is your oyster! More than 410 million people speak Spanish as their native language. Language skills are in demand and can be used in almost any career, particularly in businesses that trade internationally. Most degree courses appreciate people who take a language. Many language graduates choose careers not directly related to their subject but where there is the opportunity to use their language skills, for example working for companies who trade or offer services internationally or to non English speaking customers and suppliers. Language graduates work for a huge variety of employers and sectors, including: business services, charity work, media, museums and libraries, public administration, teaching, tourism, transport and logistics. The study of a language to A level provides the level of fluency and confidence that enables a student to use their skills as part of their work and travels or as a stepping stone to something else.
• GCSE grade 5 in Spanish and English Language. • A willingness to work and study independently and learn vocabulary. • A willingness to join in discussions and be open to ideas. • A keen interest in the Spanish language and world affairs.
The course is examined at the end of year 13. All topics studied in years 12 and 13 will be examined at the end of year13. Students will study a film and a set text with the guidance of their teachers. Students will be expected to conduct an independent research project which is examined as part of the speaking assessment. There is no coursework element.
About Education Provider
| Region | South West |
| Local Authority | Wiltshire |
| Ofsted Rating | Outstanding |
| Gender Type | Co-Educational |
| Address | Granham Hill, Marlborough, SN8 4AX |
The world is your oyster! More than 410 million people speak Spanish as their native language. Language skills are in demand and can be used in almost any career, particularly in businesses that trade internationally. Most degree courses appreciate people who take a language. Many language graduates choose careers not directly related to their subject but where there is the opportunity to use their language skills, for example working for companies who trade or offer services internationally or to non English speaking customers and suppliers. Language graduates work for a huge variety of employers and sectors, including: business services, charity work, media, museums and libraries, public administration, teaching, tourism, transport and logistics. The study of a language to A level provides the level of fluency and confidence that enables a student to use their skills as part of their work and travels or as a stepping stone to something else.
• GCSE grade 5 in Spanish and English Language. • A willingness to work and study independently and learn vocabulary. • A willingness to join in discussions and be open to ideas. • A keen interest in the Spanish language and world affairs.
The course is examined at the end of year 13. All topics studied in years 12 and 13 will be examined at the end of year13. Students will study a film and a set text with the guidance of their teachers. Students will be expected to conduct an independent research project which is examined as part of the speaking assessment. There is no coursework element.