The globalised nature of today’s employment market means that almost all businesses and careers need some level of linguistic competence in languages other than English. With a Modern Languages degree, or a combination of languages and other subjects, you could have a career in a wide range of industries. Companies are keen to employ British graduates who speak another language and those who do are at a distinct advantage over those who speak only English. An A Level in Modern Languages will build on the knowledge, skills and understanding acquired at GCSE. It will significantly enhance your practical linguistic skills, develop a capacity for critical and analytical thinking and a broad knowledge and understanding of language, culture and society. You will acquire skills which will enable you to learn other languages in the future. It will give you a deeper understanding of other countries and the confidence to interact with people from backgrounds other than your own. You will develop independence, resourcefulness, creativity and critical thinking
• Paper 1 Listening and reading comprehension. Translation into English • Paper 2 Written response on two literary texts or one literary text and a film. Translation into French, Spanish. • Paper 3 Speaking: • Task 1 - discussion of an A Level theme, • Task 2 - presentation and discussion of independent research on a topic of your choice.
About Education Provider
| Region | East of England |
| Local Authority | Suffolk |
| Ofsted Rating | |
| Gender Type | Co-Educational |
| ISI Report | View Report |
| Boarding Fee | Day £10,869 - £28,486; Boarding £27,838 - £38,556 |
| Sixth Form Fee | Unknown |
| Address | College Road, Framlingham, Woodbridge, IP13 9EY |
The globalised nature of today’s employment market means that almost all businesses and careers need some level of linguistic competence in languages other than English. With a Modern Languages degree, or a combination of languages and other subjects, you could have a career in a wide range of industries. Companies are keen to employ British graduates who speak another language and those who do are at a distinct advantage over those who speak only English. An A Level in Modern Languages will build on the knowledge, skills and understanding acquired at GCSE. It will significantly enhance your practical linguistic skills, develop a capacity for critical and analytical thinking and a broad knowledge and understanding of language, culture and society. You will acquire skills which will enable you to learn other languages in the future. It will give you a deeper understanding of other countries and the confidence to interact with people from backgrounds other than your own. You will develop independence, resourcefulness, creativity and critical thinking
• Paper 1 Listening and reading comprehension. Translation into English • Paper 2 Written response on two literary texts or one literary text and a film. Translation into French, Spanish. • Paper 3 Speaking: • Task 1 - discussion of an A Level theme, • Task 2 - presentation and discussion of independent research on a topic of your choice.