Whether you are watching a TV programme, following your favourite sport, or want to get to know more about someone you have just met, being able to do these things in another language is fun and helps you to get more out of it. The study of a foreign language is a highly respected discipline which develops transferable life skills and opens up many future career opportunities. If you are interested in travel, either as a career or a hobby, having the ability to speak the language of the country you are visiting will give you a totally different perspective from that of the tourist. The team comprises ten of the most dynamic departments in the region. The team is comprised of ten experienced teachers and three native assistants to give pupils a genuine understanding of the language they are learning. There is a programme of educational visits abroad because we believe language learning occurs beyond the classroom.
Pupils wanting to pursue a Modern Language A Level need to have achieved a Grade 7 or higher in the relevant language GCSE.
Course options and structure: • Paper 1 - Listening, reading and writing - 50% • Paper 1 - Writing – one book and one film - 20% • Paper 1 - Speaking (21-23 minutes) – 30% German: • The main language in Europe – the native language of over 120 million people • Germany has the third largest economy in the world • Often the most wanted language by industries Topics include: festivals and traditions, the digital world, art and architecture, youth culture: fashion, music and television and politics and young people.
About Education Provider
| Region | Yorkshire and the Humber |
| Local Authority | North Yorkshire |
| Ofsted Rating | |
| Gender Type | Co-Educational |
| ISI Report | View Report |
| Boarding Fee | Day £11,163 - £20,055; Boarding £30,615 - £37,875 |
| Sixth Form Fee | Unknown |
| Address | Green Lane, Harrogate, HG2 9JP |
Whether you are watching a TV programme, following your favourite sport, or want to get to know more about someone you have just met, being able to do these things in another language is fun and helps you to get more out of it. The study of a foreign language is a highly respected discipline which develops transferable life skills and opens up many future career opportunities. If you are interested in travel, either as a career or a hobby, having the ability to speak the language of the country you are visiting will give you a totally different perspective from that of the tourist. The team comprises ten of the most dynamic departments in the region. The team is comprised of ten experienced teachers and three native assistants to give pupils a genuine understanding of the language they are learning. There is a programme of educational visits abroad because we believe language learning occurs beyond the classroom.
Pupils wanting to pursue a Modern Language A Level need to have achieved a Grade 7 or higher in the relevant language GCSE.
Course options and structure: • Paper 1 - Listening, reading and writing - 50% • Paper 1 - Writing – one book and one film - 20% • Paper 1 - Speaking (21-23 minutes) – 30% German: • The main language in Europe – the native language of over 120 million people • Germany has the third largest economy in the world • Often the most wanted language by industries Topics include: festivals and traditions, the digital world, art and architecture, youth culture: fashion, music and television and politics and young people.