Studying Modern Languages provides both practical training in written and spoken language and also an extensive introduction to European and world literature and thought. The demand for people with language skills is greater than ever thanks to an increasingly Global European world. This means that studying a language at the Sixth Form level will be extremely beneficial and enhance your employability in years to come. Modern Languages in the Sixth Form allows you to develop greater confidence and advance your linguistic skills far beyond those required at GCSE. The value of being able to offer a second language cannot be over-estimated, both when applying to university and future employers During the two-year linear course, you will develop an advanced level of knowledge and understanding of the language and culture of France, Germany, Spain or China, as well as practical and valuable language and transferable study skills. The course will also help you to prepare for higher education and enhance your employability profile. You will study a variety of modern themes to do with the culture, political system and history of the countries where the language you are studying is spoken. You will also study a film and a literary work during the course. You will also have the opportunity to improve your oral skills in a weekly individual or paired lesson with the language assistants.
GCSE Requirements • At least three grade 7s or above • At least three grade 6s or above • At least grade 5 in English and Maths • The required grade at I/GCSE in the qualifying subject/s required for their chosen courses – see the Qualifying Subjects.
Paper 1: Listening, reading, writing (including translation to English) 2 hrs Paper 2: Translation to target language. Written response to two cultural topics (film/literature) 2hrs 40 mins Paper 3: Speaking – Discussion of A-level theme, and presentation (of an independent research topic) 21-23 mins
About Education Provider
| Region | London |
| Local Authority | Waltham Forest |
| Ofsted Rating | |
| Gender Type | Co-Educational |
| ISI Report | View Report |
| Boarding Fee | Unknown |
| Sixth Form Fee | £17,247 - £24,555 |
| Address | College Place, Snaresbrook, London, E17 3PY |
Studying Modern Languages provides both practical training in written and spoken language and also an extensive introduction to European and world literature and thought. The demand for people with language skills is greater than ever thanks to an increasingly Global European world. This means that studying a language at the Sixth Form level will be extremely beneficial and enhance your employability in years to come. Modern Languages in the Sixth Form allows you to develop greater confidence and advance your linguistic skills far beyond those required at GCSE. The value of being able to offer a second language cannot be over-estimated, both when applying to university and future employers During the two-year linear course, you will develop an advanced level of knowledge and understanding of the language and culture of France, Germany, Spain or China, as well as practical and valuable language and transferable study skills. The course will also help you to prepare for higher education and enhance your employability profile. You will study a variety of modern themes to do with the culture, political system and history of the countries where the language you are studying is spoken. You will also study a film and a literary work during the course. You will also have the opportunity to improve your oral skills in a weekly individual or paired lesson with the language assistants.
GCSE Requirements • At least three grade 7s or above • At least three grade 6s or above • At least grade 5 in English and Maths • The required grade at I/GCSE in the qualifying subject/s required for their chosen courses – see the Qualifying Subjects.
Paper 1: Listening, reading, writing (including translation to English) 2 hrs Paper 2: Translation to target language. Written response to two cultural topics (film/literature) 2hrs 40 mins Paper 3: Speaking – Discussion of A-level theme, and presentation (of an independent research topic) 21-23 mins