Japanese

Course summary

An A level Japanese gives you the grounding to have real conversations with real people. Quite a few of our former students have moved to France, Spain, etc. to live and work – and in some cases marry – there. If you are considering studying a modern language A level at d’Overbroeck’s, it is likely that you have already studied a language at GCSE level. In some respects, doing an A level will be a continuation of what you did at GCSE. You will still practise the same skills (reading, listening, writing, speaking), learn vocabulary and grammar.