By the end of first year students will be able to:
Introduce themselves
Ask and answer others about their jobs, family and interests
Understand simple questions and instructions
Understand and use basic grammar structures
Get by in a native speaking environment
Students have completed Year 1 or equivalent course at another institution.
Students can use and understand simple phrases and sentences on familiar topics.
By the end of 2nd year students will be able to:
Improve spoken and written skills i.e. expressing simple opinions/requirements in a familiar context e.g. shopping, ordering a meal, booking a room
Understand and use relevant grammatical rules
Improve understanding of the language
Communicate and interact at relevant level i.e. survival language skills for everyday needs
Express opinions about current topics (TV, weather)
Students will have reached approx GCSE/NVQ Level 1
Students have completed Year 2 or equivalent course at another institution or have reached approximately GCSE/NVQ Level 1 standard.
Students can deal with most situations likely to arise whilst travelling and can describe experiences, events, plans and hopes. Students have survival skills for everyday needs.
By the end of 3rd year students will be able to:
Use more complex oral structures e.g. start, and maintain, a simple face-to-face conversation on topics of personal interest.
Understand the language on a higher level eg understand main points in short articles about familiar topics
Read different types of text and appreciate different styles
Engage in discussions both orally and in written form.
Students who have completed 3rd year
Students who have a very good knowledge of the language at an intermediate level
By the end of 4th year students will be able to:
Show a good command of all verb tenses with a focus on the subjunctive
Have a deeper understanding of a few cultural issues (history, festivities etc)
Use confidently some work place and business related vocabulary
Language Club (French, German, Italian, Spanish)
Students who have completed 3rd year or equivalent course at another institution.
Students who have A level + language skills
Students have lived in the country
Students can follow / give a talk on a familiar topic or keep up a conversation on a fairly wide range of topics.
By the end of the year students will be able to:
Use more complex oral structures e.g. start, and maintain, a simple face-to-face conversation on topics of personal interest.
Understand the language on a higher level e.g. understand main points in short articles about familiar topics
Read different types of text and appreciate different styles
Engage in discussions both orally and in written form.
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