A Level French
A Level
In Harrow-On-The-Hill
Price on request
Description
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Type
A Level
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Location
Harrow-on-the-hill
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Duration
2 Years
Important information
Government funding available
Facilities
Location
Start date
Harrow-On-The-Hill
(Middlesex)
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Mount Park Avenue, HA1 3HX
Start date
On request
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Course programme
A Level French
Why study a language? Consider all the careers which cross national boundaries - business, medicine, journalism, teaching, film The overwhelming majority of employers deal in an international context and appreciate the value of those who can move easily in different languages and cultures - as reflected in the pay and employment rates of those who can offer other languages.
More importantly perhaps, to view life through the filter of another culture and language helps us come to a more nuanced and profound understanding of our world.
At French AS you will develop your language skills through a variety of topics related to young people, with the opportunity to conduct your own research into a topic of interest for the speaking exam.
At A2 you will learn to discuss wider, more global issues in both spoken and written work as well as studying a topic of interest from francophone culture.
Exam Board / Specification: Edexcel 8190 / 9190
Subject entry requirements: In addition to GCSE English Grade C, GCSE French Grade B
Exam Units:
AS
Unit 1: Spoken Expression and Response
Unit 2: Understanding and Written Response
A2
Unit 3: Understanding and Spoken Response
Unit 4: Research, Understanding and Written Response
Why study a language? Consider all the careers which cross national boundaries - business, medicine, journalism, teaching, film The overwhelming majority of employers deal in an international context and appreciate the value of those who can move easily in different languages and cultures - as reflected in the pay and employment rates of those who can offer other languages.
More importantly perhaps, to view life through the filter of another culture and language helps us come to a more nuanced and profound understanding of our world.
At French AS you will develop your language skills through a variety of topics related to young people, with the opportunity to conduct your own research into a topic of interest for the speaking exam.
At A2 you will learn to discuss wider, more global issues in both spoken and written work as well as studying a topic of interest from francophone culture.
Exam Board / Specification: Edexcel 8190 / 9190
Subject entry requirements: In addition to GCSE English Grade C, GCSE French Grade B
Exam Units:
AS
Unit 1: Spoken Expression and Response
Unit 2: Understanding and Written Response
A2
Unit 3: Understanding and Spoken Response
Unit 4: Research, Understanding and Written Response
A Level French
Price on request