A'Level French (Full AS/A2)

Overview

A distance learning course is the ideal way to gain an A' Level French. Whether you're looking to go on to further education, improve your job prospects or expand your knowledge, distance learning A' Level French is a flexible and convenient course, which allows you to comprehensively prepare for the A' Level French exam through home study. What's more, because the distance learning A' Level French Course is a fully comprehensive course, no prior knowledge is required.

The French A Level is split into two major components - AS and A2. The AS level can be sat in its own right.

Description

How is the course structured? 
The A' Level French (AS/A2) course is divided into ten  comprehensive modules:

AS Level French
The French AS Level course covers the syllabus in five modules of the following titles:

Module One: Family and Relationships
Relationships within the family
Friendships
Marriage and Partnerships

Module Two: Healthy Living and Lifestyle
Sport and exercise
Health and well-being
Holidays

Module Three: Media
Communication Technology
Television
Advertising

Module Four: Popular Culture
Cinema
Music
Fashion/Trends

Module Five: AS Unit 1 and Unit 2
Unit 1 - Listening, Reading and Writing Test
Appendix 1 - Phrases for Essay Writing at AS
Appendix 2 - CD Listening transcript
AS Unit 2 - Speaking Test
Appendix - Questions Personnelles, speaking and writing practice
French Grammar Section and Verb Tables

A2 Level French
The French A2 level course covers the syllabus in five modules as follows:

Module One: The Environment
Pollution
Energy
Protecting the Planet

Module Two: The Multicultural Society
Immigration
Integration
Racism

Module Three: Contemporary Social Issues
Wealth and Poverty
Law and Order
Impact of Scientific and Technological Progress 

Module Four: Cultural Topics
The work of a French speaking novelist: Faiza Guene
The work of a French speaking playwright: Moliere

Module Five: Revision and Mock Exam
Unit 3 Listening, Reading and Writing Exam preparation
Unit 4 Speaking Test preparation

Requirements

French GCSE Grade C or above