Petroc School Leavers' Prospectus | A LEVEL COURSES (LANGUAGES & COMMUNICATION) SPANISH A LEVEL


Level 3 | Duration: 2 years North Devon | FTB038


Some 400 million people around the world speak Spanish, so it goes without saying that it is a worthwhile language to study at A Level. People who can speak a foreign language are more marketable and have more career choices, and as Spanish is one of today's global languages, it is the perfect choice.


You will learn to communicate in advanced Spanish by studying a variety of exciting topics and current affairs, as well as exploring interesting issues that affect life in the 21st century.


You will study four core units:


• Evolution of the Spanish society


• Culture in the Spanish speaking world


• Immigration and multicultural society


• Franco's dictatorship and the transition to democracy.


You will study the film 'Volver' and a novel by Gabriel Garcia Maquez. You will also have the opportunity to explore topics of personal interest.


ENTRY REQUIREMENTS You must hold at least five GCSEs including Maths at grade 4 and English Language and Spanish at grade 5.


PROGRESSION You can use your Spanish A Level to find employment in a wide range of areas from banking to charity work. Alternatively you could study a combined degree in Spanish and your chosen subject, such as international relations, computing or business. Language graduates have one of the lowest rates of unemployment among other graduates.


For full course information visit petroc.ac.uk and enter the relevant FTB/FTT code. petroc.ac.uk 39 Celebrating Success...


A Level Spanish student, Corey Haddock, won a Modern Foreign Languages competition for the South West, where he had to present a three-minute presentation on a topic of his choice.


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