Spanish

Course summary

This course is linear. This means that candidates sit the following topics and sub-topics at the end of the A level course. The A Level qualification is a stand alone qualification. Subject Content Students will study the following themes and sub-themes in relation to at least one Spanish-speaking country. The themes and sub-themes will be studied alongside a comprehensive range of structures and using a wide range of resources. Social issues and trends. Aspects of Hispanic society: • Modern and traditional values • Cyberspace • Equal rights Multiculturalism in Hispanic society: • Immigration • Racism • Integration Political and artistic culture. Students must study the themes and sub-themes below in relation to at least one Spanish-speaking country. Artistic culture in the Hispanic world: • Modern day idols • Spanish regional identity • Cultural heritage or the cultural landscape Aspects of political life in the Hispanic world • Today’s youth, tomorrow’s citizens • Monarchies, republics and dictatorships • Popular movements