Introduction
A Level German allows you to develop your understanding of spoken and written forms of German. You will be encouraged to communicate confidently, clearly and effectively in speech and in writing, with emphasis on both practical communication and grammatical accuracy. You will also develop insights into German society and culture through the study of topics including art, music, history and politics. We also study a contemporary film and a contemporary novel.
Where does it lead?
There are many degree courses which a language can form a part of, for example, German with Law, Management and Business Studies, Engineering and Economics. Most language degree courses offer the opportunity to work or study abroad. A Level German is also a valuable qualification for many industries such as Leisure & Tourism, Engineering, Marketing or Sales and Business.
Course details
Topics
Social Issues and Trends, Political and Artistic Culture, Literary Texts or Film and Grammar.
Exams
Unit 1: Listening, reading and writing (50%).
Unit 2: Writing (literature / film and grammar) (20%).
Unit 3: Speaking (30%).