A Level French
Languages, Literature and Culture
We are only accepting one application per candidate.
What will you be working towards?
| Alternative Title | French |
| Code | FR2A23S |
| Qualification Type | GCE A/AS Level or Equivalent |
| Qualification Level | Level 3 |
Overview
Excellent communication and the ambition to justify your opinions in another language are the skills required. An interest in other countries and cultures and a desire to manipulate the target language effectively are key requirements of this course.
Details
What you will study:
• The structure of the French family
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Contemporary music and media
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Study of a French film ‘Les Choristes’
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French political culture
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Historic topic linked to Second World War
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Read a French foreign novel ‘No et Moi’
French is a subject that requires a lot of speaking so you will get lots of individual speaking practise to develop your proficiency and confidence. The department provides lots of reading, listening and skills support in extra timetabled sessions. You may get the opportunity to pick up another foreign language such as Portuguese or Italian and participate in a nationwide foreign writing competition.
How will it be delivered?
100% examination
Entry requirements
General entry criteria apply plus GCSE English Language Grade 5, GCSE French Grade 6 and Grade 4 in a traditional written subject, for example GCSE English literature. It is a requirement of this course to participate in, and be confident when, speaking the language.
Your next steps...
Franklin students progress onto a wide range of university courses that include languages, international business, law, travel and tourism, marketing and advertising, and teaching. Students have found employment in large international companies that trade all over the world, and giving them the opportunity to live, travel and work abroad.
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