If you are interested in languages and communication and you enjoy learning about other cultures and ways of life, French could be suitable for you. Similarly, if you are interested in aspects of the modern world and society, the media, modern technology, artistic culture, political life, film studies or literature, then you are also likely to find the course appropriate and interesting. Whether you want to use French for work, further study, training or leisure, this course will equip you with the necessary skills and knowledge. During the course you will be given the option to travel to France for a few days of work experience. You will take part in “Joutes Oratoires” against other schools from the central and south London area. This debating competition involves sixth form students who are studying French for A level, IB or Pre-U. The course aims to: • help you to develop your general study skills • teach you to communicate at a higher level in French • teach you much more about a wide range of aspects of the society or societies in which the language is spoken.
You should have achieved a grade 7 or above in GCSE French. You will need to feel equally confident in listening, speaking, reading, translation and writing; you will have a broad lexis and a good understanding of grammar.
Paper 1: Listening, Reading and Writing Assessment is by a two and a half hour listening, reading, and written exam. Weighting: 50% Paper 2: Writing Assessment is by a two-hour written paper. Weighting: 20% Paper 3: Speaking Assessment is by a 21-23 minutes speaking exam. Weighting: 30%
About Education Provider
| Region | South East |
| Local Authority | Surrey |
| Ofsted Rating | |
| Gender Type | Co-Educational |
| ISI Report | View Report |
| Boarding Fee | £30,291 - £34,449 |
| Sixth Form Fee | Day £13,986 - £20,589 |
| Address | Farnham Lane, Haslemere, GU27 1HQ |
If you are interested in languages and communication and you enjoy learning about other cultures and ways of life, French could be suitable for you. Similarly, if you are interested in aspects of the modern world and society, the media, modern technology, artistic culture, political life, film studies or literature, then you are also likely to find the course appropriate and interesting. Whether you want to use French for work, further study, training or leisure, this course will equip you with the necessary skills and knowledge. During the course you will be given the option to travel to France for a few days of work experience. You will take part in “Joutes Oratoires” against other schools from the central and south London area. This debating competition involves sixth form students who are studying French for A level, IB or Pre-U. The course aims to: • help you to develop your general study skills • teach you to communicate at a higher level in French • teach you much more about a wide range of aspects of the society or societies in which the language is spoken.
You should have achieved a grade 7 or above in GCSE French. You will need to feel equally confident in listening, speaking, reading, translation and writing; you will have a broad lexis and a good understanding of grammar.
Paper 1: Listening, Reading and Writing Assessment is by a two and a half hour listening, reading, and written exam. Weighting: 50% Paper 2: Writing Assessment is by a two-hour written paper. Weighting: 20% Paper 3: Speaking Assessment is by a 21-23 minutes speaking exam. Weighting: 30%