Spanish

Course summary

Studying Spanish at A Level not only develops advanced linguistic skills but also broadens your understanding of the diverse cultures and societies of the Spanish-speaking world. You will learn to express yourself confidently in speech and writing, to analyse complex ideas, and to engage with authentic sources such as film, literature and media. Spanish is the world’s second most widely spoken language, making it an invaluable asset for global communication. It opens opportunities in a wide range of careers including business, law, politics, journalism, education, translation, tourism, and international relations. The subject fosters highly transferable skills: critical thinking, problem solving, independent research, intercultural awareness and the ability to construct persuasive arguments. These qualities are valued by universities and employers alike. Choosing Spanish equips you with the confidence to operate in an international context and prepares you for a future where language and cultural knowledge are key.