What is German A-level?

German A-level builds on your GCSE knowledge, expanding beyond just the language to include Germany’s people, culture, and history.

 

Why Study German A-level?

It enhances key interpersonal skills such as confidence, communication, and collaboration. A language qualification distinguishes you from others, showcasing your unique qualities.

 

Who Should Enrol?

If you enjoyed German at GCSE and want to deepen your knowledge, or if you plan to travel and wish to enhance your language skills, German A-level is ideal.

 

Lessons and Expectations

Lessons cover all four skills: listening, speaking, reading, and writing. Expect a variety of activities, including independent work, pair work, group work, and whole-class study.

 

What Will You Study and How is it Assessed?

The course covers twelve topics over two years, including a film in Year 12 and a work of fiction in Year 13. Assessment includes:

– Speaking: 20 minutes – 30%

– Listening, Reading, and Translation: 2 hours 30 minutes – 50%

– Essay Writing: 2 hours – 20%

Career Opportunities

A-level German provides a distinct advantage, demonstrating valuable skills highly regarded by employers and universities. Plus, it allows you to converse with a large part of Europe without relying on English.

 

Student Feedback

“The small group size means you get plenty of help and attention from the teacher.

 

Course Level

A-Level

 

Entry Requirements

The Academy’s general entry criteria of a minimum of five 4s at GCSE apply. Students need to have a 5 grade in German at GCSE, although this really is an absolute minimum. A grade 5 in English Language is also needed to study German at A Level.
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Additional Course Information

Visit the AQA course page here.

 

Apply for This Course

Use our online application form available here.

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