‘What I enjoy the most is that you can learn so many different things, such as the cultural heritage, the history and society. I have also learnt lots of new skills, for example essay writing which is also helping me in other subjects. My speaking skills have gotten so much better and my knowledge of grammar has improved immensely. It is really fun and interesting!'
‘You live a new life for every language you speak. If you know only one language, you live only once.’
Czech Proverb
Spanish FAQs
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The A Level course builds on everything that you have done at GCSE, but aims to increase your knowledge and understanding of Spanish-speaking countries’ culture, history, and society. While your GCSE was mainly about your experiences and the world around you, in the A Level course you will explore aspects of Hispanic society, political life, and current trends.
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It goes well with another foreign language and with A Levels in English Language, English Literature, Economics, Geography, History, Sociology or any other subject which may lead to an international career.
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Whatever language you plan to study, at least one A Level in a modern language should be in your A Level line-up. For languages not so commonly offered in schools and colleges, such as Italian or Chinese, a modern foreign language is required or preferred.
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Absolutely not. The key thing is to be prepared to have a go, even if you make lots of mistakes. Every lesson you will get lots of practice to improve your fluency and accuracy.