AS/A2 IN SPANISH One Year AS-Level Course or Full Two Year A-Level Course
Why study Spanish?
Language skills are an essential part of the adult world, especially when it comes to business and travel. Learning a language not only opens your mind, it expands your options as well as your awareness of other cultures.
Spanish A level aims to develop students’ language skills in terms of output and dealing with increasingly complex linguistic situations.
To be successful in a language course, as with any A level, you need to adopt independence in your approach to your studies. It is also essential that you research vocabulary in depth and that you seek to use and
manipulate
language to respond creatively. You also need to be good at reviewing your work in order to retain language more successfully. Language skills can be applied to a very wide variety of jobs, from Medicine to Business, and from the Media to Travel and Tourism.
Upon successfully completing the course after 1 year, students will gain an AS level. Most students go onto study the subject at A2 level, after which they will be awarded the full A level qualification.
How are the lessons taught?
Students will have 9 hours of language tuition over a fortnight, along with two hours of conversation with the Spanish Language Assistant.
Subject at AS The course consists of 2 units
Unit 1
Topics include: Media, Popular Culture, Healthy Living, Family/Relationships.
Assessment: 2 hour June examination: Listening, Reading and Writing.
Unit 2
Topics include: Media, Popular Culture, Healthy Living, Family/ Relationships.
Assessment: 20 minute May examination: Speaking
Subject at A2 Unit 3
Topics include: State and Individual; Distribution of Wealth; Health Issues; 50 I have really enjoyed
learning Spanish at A Level. I know it will be benefial if I decide to take a gap
year and go travelling to South America .
Miss T King Entry Requirements
Students should have achieved at least a grade B in their GCSE Spanish if wishing to progress to A Level.
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