The majority of this course will be delivered online by Oxford Open Learning (www.ool.co.uk). Speaking elements of the course will be delivered at Wolgarston to ensure you receive regular practice in this key area. During your study the key skills of speaking, listening, reading, writing and translation will be practised within a range of contexts surrounding Spanish culture. End of course examination will be in the form of two papers which will cover aspects of listening, reading, writing and translation skills, and a final speaking exam. During the course you will be provided with materials to help develop your knowledge, understanding and skills of the Spanish language. You will also be assigned a tutor who will be at hand to support you throughout your studies. Your Wolgarston Spanish teacher will also be at hand to provide you with support, although this is likely to lean more towards support of speaking development. If you are interested in the Spanish language and have an appetite for knowing more about the Spanish culture, then this course is for you! You will need to be very self motivated in order to complete all the on-line tasks and do further research yourself out of lesson time. With an A Level in Spanish, you could go onto a career in any of the following areas; teaching, translating, interpreting, finance, food and drink, law, sales and marketing, travel and tourism, working for international organisations.
To be accepted into the Sixth Form, you will need a minimum of five grade 4’s, or higher in GCSE subjects. GCSE Spanish at Grade 7 or higher
Throughout the course your will be assessed regularly through conversations in Spanish, and regular TMAs (Tutor Marked Assessments), set by your Oxford Open Learning tutor. You will receive regular feedback on how your work can be improved further. The final examination consists of three separate two-hour papers assessing knowledge from the entire course. There is no coursework element.
About Education Provider
| Region | West Midlands |
| Local Authority | Staffordshire |
| Ofsted Rating | Good |
| Gender Type | Co-Educational |
| Address | Cannock Road, Penkridge, Stafford, ST19 5RX |
The majority of this course will be delivered online by Oxford Open Learning (www.ool.co.uk). Speaking elements of the course will be delivered at Wolgarston to ensure you receive regular practice in this key area. During your study the key skills of speaking, listening, reading, writing and translation will be practised within a range of contexts surrounding Spanish culture. End of course examination will be in the form of two papers which will cover aspects of listening, reading, writing and translation skills, and a final speaking exam. During the course you will be provided with materials to help develop your knowledge, understanding and skills of the Spanish language. You will also be assigned a tutor who will be at hand to support you throughout your studies. Your Wolgarston Spanish teacher will also be at hand to provide you with support, although this is likely to lean more towards support of speaking development. If you are interested in the Spanish language and have an appetite for knowing more about the Spanish culture, then this course is for you! You will need to be very self motivated in order to complete all the on-line tasks and do further research yourself out of lesson time. With an A Level in Spanish, you could go onto a career in any of the following areas; teaching, translating, interpreting, finance, food and drink, law, sales and marketing, travel and tourism, working for international organisations.
To be accepted into the Sixth Form, you will need a minimum of five grade 4’s, or higher in GCSE subjects. GCSE Spanish at Grade 7 or higher
Throughout the course your will be assessed regularly through conversations in Spanish, and regular TMAs (Tutor Marked Assessments), set by your Oxford Open Learning tutor. You will receive regular feedback on how your work can be improved further. The final examination consists of three separate two-hour papers assessing knowledge from the entire course. There is no coursework element.