Modern Foreign Languages A Level (French & Spanish)

Qualification:

French A Level

Spanish A Level

Entry requirements:    

Five GCSEs including Maths & English Language: a minimum of three GCSEs at Grade 4 and two GCSEs at Grade 5.

Additional entry requirements:    

Grade 6 in French or Spanish.

Overview

Studying French or Spanish at A Level develops your ability to communicate fluently and confidently in another language while exploring the societies, cultures, and politics of French- or Spanish-speaking countries. The course combines language learning with analysis of cultural and social themes, literature, and film.

What you will study

You will study themes such as family life, technology, regional celebrations, education and entering the world of work in French or Spanish-speaking contexts. The course also includes the study of a literary text and a film, offering deeper insight into culture and creative expression.

Assessment   

Assessment is through oral, listening, reading, and written exams at the end of Year 2.

Skills you will develop   

You will strengthen your communication, analysis, essay-writing, and research skills, alongside cultural awareness and adaptability – all highly valued by universities and employers.

Future Pathways  

French and Spanish support progression to university courses in modern languages, politics, history, law, and international business, as well as careers in translation, teaching, journalism, diplomacy, and global industries.

Exam Board:

Eduqas