FRENCH A level (Pearson) 100% Exam Grade B or above in GCSE French required
There is an oral examination and two written papers
What will I study? You will develop and test your ability in the key language skills: writing, speaking, reading, translating and listening. In addition to traditional work on grammar, comprehension and vocabulary, you will also have the opportunity to develop your understanding of the history, culture and current affairs of France.
Listening, reading and translation from French to English
A language A level works well in combination with many other subjects and will provide you with a skill that is very much in demand.
Writing a review (book or film) and a translation from English to French
Recommended E5 Options (see page 16-19)
Why study FRENCH? An ability to communicate fluently in a foreign language is a hugely valuable skill and will certainly enhance your career prospects. Our French course is also enjoyable in itself, offering small groups and a wide variety of activities. A level language qualifications are highly valued by the country’s leading universities.
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Enrichment You will be encouraged to participate in a residential visit to a European country. We also welcome guest speakers and offer a trip to the languages department of a local university.
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