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Course Description
Course Description
If you choose French GCSE you will follow the AQA specification, taught through engaging themes that bring the language to life. While the course prepares you for four final exams in Reading (25%), Listening (25%), Speaking (25%), and Writing (25%) (available at either foundation or higher levels), the lessons go beyond just exam practice. You will also master key grammar rules, perfect your pronunciation through phonics, and discover the diverse cultures of French-speaking countries.
By studying French, you will gain an enjoyment of language learning, improve your communication skills and will be able to take part in a multi-lingual global society. A language GCSE builds on what you have already learnt in Key Stage 3.
Who would this course be suitable for?
Who would this course be suitable for?
GCSE French is suitable for anybody who has enjoyed studying the subject throughout KS3, likes communicating with others and is interested in other cultures.
By taking a language at GCSE, you will develop amazing skills including creativity, social skills, an improved memory, problem solving skills, and improved future career opportunities. In short, a languages GCSE will really make you stand out! To be successful in GCSE Languages, you must enjoy communicating, as well as be self-starting, resilient and able to work both independently and in a team. In addition, you should be good at spotting patterns and applying this understanding.
Potential career paths
Potential career paths
There are a variety of different paths that you could follow after studying GCSE French.
Most students go on to study a Languages A level although some pursue the BTEC vocational route in college, going on to study a level 3 qualification. Both routes can lead to a place on a university degree course. Sandwich courses are also available at university, whereby you study a different subject but spend time abroad in another country, either working or at university.
To investigate Languages careers further please visit: https://icould.com/explore/categories/subject/modern-languages or http://www.omniglot.com/language/careers.htm.
What do students say about this course?
What do students say about this course?
"I enjoy learning another language because it is a very interesting and interactive subject which could allow me and others to travel the world and find about different cultures”.
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