Frankie Rose
A Level German
AQA - 7662
A Grade 6 or above in GCSE German
Do you hope to one day work abroad or speak a language fluently? Are you interested in an academically challenging course with a strong practical application? If so, then studying a German to A-level could be for you. The German course will develop language skills, cultural and international understanding, and lifelong communication, analytical and research skills which can be applied at work or for leisure purposes.
Many students follow this course with a languages degree, which usually involves learning two languages alongside literature and/or linguistics. Languages also complement any other subject, and are often combined with popular degree courses such as Law, Business, Marketing, History and Engineering. Language graduates are in high demand by employers in the UK and abroad. Even if the use of German is not the main focus of your career, it is an incredible extra skill which will set you apart from others. A study of A level German will lead to a lifelong appreciation of the culture of the German-speaking world.
Course ContentThere are 4 core topic areas at A-level.
In addition, you will study a literary text and a film, Andorra and Das Leben der Anderen. Within Aspects of German-speaking society you will look at:
Within Artistic culture in the German-speaking world you will study:
Within Multiculturalism in German-speaking society you will look at:
And within Aspects of political life in the German-speaking world you will study:
There are 3 exams:
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Each subject is also part of our ‘Super-curricular’ initiative, which aims to develop your wider understanding of academic subjects and support your learning – more information can be found here.