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Bienvenue!. Une explication du travail pour ton Bacc. Year 12 – French & Spanish AS - WJEC. www.wjec.co.uk for whole specification no January exam speaking exam around Easter time, external examiner, 40% of AS (20% of whole A level)

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  1. Bienvenue! Une explication du travail pour ton Bacc.

  2. Year 12 – French & Spanish AS - WJEC www.wjec.co.uk for whole specification no January exam speaking exam around Easter time, external examiner, 40% of AS (20% of whole A level) 1 written exam (listening + reading + translation + essay) in June, 60% of AS (30% of whole A level)

  3. The following topics will be studied with reference to target language countries as well as in a wider, global context as appropriate. (a) Leisure and Lifestyles, including travel and tourism, sport, hobbies, entertainment, customs, traditions, healthy living – health and nutrition, diet and exercise; unhealthy living - drugs, aids, smoking, alcohol, etc (b) The Individual and Society, including relationships and responsibilities, gender issues, youth culture (values, peer groups, fashions and trends etc.), education, vocational training and future careers.

  4. AS candidates will be required to : • listen and respond to a variety of spoken sources, including authentic sources • read and respond to a variety of written texts, including authentic sources,covering different contexts, registers, styles and genres • adapt their spoken and written language appropriately for different situations and purposes • use the language accurately to express facts and ideas, and to present explanations, opinions and information in both speech and writing • understand and apply the grammatical system and a range of structures as detailed in the AS specification (See Appendix 1) • transfer meaning from foreign language into English..

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  6. William et la télé • William et la télévision - Mary Glasgow Magazines

  7. In addition, A level candidates will be required to: • use the language to present viewpoints, develop arguments, analyse and evaluate, in speech and writing • understand and apply the grammatical system and a range of structures as detailed in the A level specification (See Appendix 1) • study aspects of the contemporary society, cultural background and heritage of one or more of the countries or communities whose language is being studied • transfer meaning from English/Welsh into the foreign language. A2 topics: (c) Environmental Issues, including technology, pollution, global warming, transport, energy, nuclear energy, renewable energies, conservation, recycling, sustainability. (d) Social and Political Issues, including the role of the media, racism, immigration social exclusion and integration, terrorism, world of work (employment, commerce, globalization, etc.),

  8. Preparation for AS French • Work through the grammar booklet you have been provided with. Ensure you know and understand what you have revised. This will be tested on your return. • Organise an A4 folder with subject dividers, plastic wallets etc ready for 1st lesson. • Make a habit of reading the headlines of TF1 over the summer break. Bring a list of 15 headlines in French from 15 different days ready to discuss 1st lesson. Ensure you understand the headlines and can test the group.

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