Spanish

Course summary

Although the disciplines associated with this subject are the same as GCSE - Listening, Reading, Writing Speaking, and the study of grammar – the A-level course offers you a broad, “liberal arts” education. You will learn about the current trends, social issues, history, politics, art, literature and film of the Hispanic world, and studying Spanish at A-level will broaden your mind. Spanish links well to Humanities and Arts A-levels, whilst offering a refreshing blast of culture for those studying Mathematics and Science. Spanish A-level is a taster of what you can expect to study if you choose a Modern Languages degree at university.