Modern Foreign Languages (MFL)
A Level

Languages are facilitating subjects as recommended by the Russell Group of Universities. An A Level in a modern foreign language such as French, Spanish or Italian would be beneficial to a great majority of courses at university, and would be particularly helpful if you choose to spend a year abroad. Modern languages can lead to a variety of exciting careers such as Translating, Interpreting, Finance, Law, Sales and Marketing, Engineering, Tourism, leisure, Public Sector, United Nations and European Union, Media, Teaching (primary and secondary), Linguistics. Additionally, the knowledge of a foreign language can allow you to pursue any career at an international level.
CONTENT
This course will help to expand your interest in either the French, Spanish OR Italian language and culture, as well as develop your linguistic skills. You will focus on a range of historical and contemporary topics which will further develop your understanding of either France, Spain or Italy as well as Francophone, Spanish-speaking or Italian-speaking countries.
You will also study French, Spanish or Italian literature and film, which will encourage you to stay up to date with current affairs. You will also have the opportunity to travel to France, Spain or Italy to improve your linguistic skills and knowledge of culture. Our Italian course is offered in partnership with the Italian Consulate.
ENTRY REQUIREMENTS
- English and Maths minimum Grade 5
- Best 8 including English and Maths, minimum of 48 points, average 6
- You will also need a GCSE in your chosen subject or either French, Spanish or Italian at a grade 9-6.
ASSESSMENT
The syllabus covers a range of topics appropriate to A Level language learning. All four skill areas will be assessed at the end of the course and will reflect the content of the course. Skills include listening, reading, writing, speaking and grammar manipulation through translation. There is also a focus on the culture and history of your chosen language.
Sprules Road
Brockley
London SE4 2NL
aquinas@ctksfc.ac.uk






















