Spanish

Where can learning a language take you? Abi, A level French and Spanish student	Where can learning a language take you?  Sarah, Curriculum Manager, Humanities & MFL, Pearson UK

READING LIST

"With A level Spanish, you get the chance to learn the second most widely spoken language in the world,  and to find out about Spanish culture and beliefs. Furthermore, this subject gives you a chance to travel to Spain with your classmates and teachers which is a wonderful experience. In addition to this, the subject improves your employability skills since employers always look for people who can speak more than one language". - Emmanuel Okoro, upper sixth student

Qualification

A-Level

What do I need to study this course?

Grade 6 in GCSE Spanish.

What will I study?

You will study topics similar to those at GCSE but from a more mature perspective. These include modern and traditional values, cyberspace, equal rights, modern day idols, Spanish regional identity, cultural heritage, a film called “Ocho apellidos vascos”, immigration, racism, integration, today’s youth tomorrow’s citizens, an individual research project, a play called “Las bicicletas son para el verano”, grammar and translation. Not only does this course offer endless opportunities to discover the true Hispanic culture, you will also be able to experience it yourself by taking part in a trip to Spain.

What next?

Studying Spanish will give you excellent career opportunities and life-long skills in today’s international market. Knowledge of another language makes you more employable and stands out in job applications. Spanish is good proof of the “breadth” required by universities seeking to recruit, for example, medical students. The department has an excellent record of accomplishment with many students going on to university to study a Spanish course, which often includes a year working or studying abroad.

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