Spanish

Assessment

At the end of Year 13, you will take the following exams: • Listening, reading and writing paper (50%) – this involves comprehension tasks, summaries and translation based on the topics you have studied in Year 12 and 13. An advantage at A Level is that you will have control of the audio in the listening part of the exam. • Writing paper (20%) – this involves writing 2 essays of approximately 300 words on the literature book and film that you studied. • Speaking exam (30%) – you will do a speaking card on one of the topics from Year 12 or 13, and then you will present the findings of your research project and discuss this in more detail.