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On Wednesdays, you will be given the opportunity to join an enrichment course in Italian or Chinese.

Students also have the opportunity to take part in work experience schemes in France and Spain where they can improve their linguistic skills and sample the food and general culture first hand.

You may have the chance to take part in a conference at a local university or visit Manchester for foreign language taster sessions in film and culture.

Language graduates are the third most employable after doctors and lawyers. It goes without saying that you will be able to work in a multinational company or even abroad with your language skills. A large number of universities encourage students to continue their language studies alongside their main discipline. You will be in a stronger position to get a job in companies with international links and also find it easier to learn other languages later in life.

Listening, reading & writing聽 – Exam Paper – 50% of marks

Writing – Exam Paper – 20% of marks

Speaking – Exam – 30% of marks

Summary

Social issues & trends

The changing nature of family; The ‘cyber-society’; the place of voluntary work,

Artistic culture

A culture proud of its heritage; Contemporary francophone music, Cinema: the 7th art form

Aspects of French-speaking society: current issues

Positive features of a diverse society; Life for the marginalised; How criminals are treated

Aspects of political life in the French-speaking world

Teenagers, the right to vote and political commitment; Demonstrations and strikes; Politics and immigration

Students must also study one film “La Haine” by M Kassovitz and one book “l’Etranger” by A Camus.

Opportunities in the subject

The department regularly visits Manchester Metropolitan University to attend workshops and study days designed specifically for Year 12 and Year 13 language students.

Students also have the opportunity to take part in work experience schemes with the organization “Halisbury” in France where they can improve their linguistic skills and sample the food and general culture first hand.

Listening, reading & writing聽 – Exam Paper – 50% of marks

Writing – Exam Paper – 20% of marks

Speaking – Exam – 30% of marks

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Cyberspace; Modern and traditional values; Idols; Regional Identity; Cultural Heritage; Gender Equality
Cultural topic: El laberinto del fauno

Immigration; Integration; Racism; Young people; Monarchies, dictatorships and republics; Protests Cultural topic: La casa de Bernarda Alba

Opportunities in the Subject
Students will get the opportunity to spend some time
in Spain doing work experience abroad through a well
reputed organisation called 鈥淗alsbury鈥�.
We also regularly visit Manchester Metropolitan
University to attend workshops and study days designed
specifically for AS and A2 language students.

The best preparation for any Modern Languages student is to revise vocabulary and grammar topics you have learned at GCSE level.

Students are encouraged to revise tenses using the website: www.languagesonline.org.uk
Students can also create a Memrise account and find our A Level Connectives and Phrases vocab course, which provides the type of connectives that we use to prepare the writing and speaking examinations and they will definitely help you to prepare for your studies. To sign up, visit: www.memrise.com/join

To access our French vocab course, visit : www.memrise.com/course/790349/les-connecteurs-7

To access聽 our Spanish vocab course: www.memrise.com/course/459059/essay-phrases-alevel