German

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Aspects of German-speaking society • The changing state of the family (Familie im Wandel) • The digital world (Die digitale Welt) • Youth culture: fashion and trends, music, television (Jugendkultur: Mode, Musik und Fernsehen) Multiculturalism in German-speaking society • Immigration (Einwanderung) • Integration (Integration) • Racism (Rassismus) Artistic culture in the German-speaking world • Festivals and traditions (Feste und Traditionen) • Art and architecture (Kunst und Architektur) • Cultural life in Berlin, past and present (Das Berliner Kulturleben damals und heute) Aspects of political life in the Germanspeaking world • German and the European Union (Deutschland und die Europaïsche Union) • Politics and youth (Die Politik und die Jugend) • German re-unification and its consequences (Die Wiedervereinigung und ihre Folgen) you with your language A Level. The main decision to be made is whether you want your language to be your main skill or whether, and this is increasingly the case, you want your language to be your secondary skill. German A Level is extremely useful those who would like to go into journalism, business, commerce, international banking, law, translating, interpreting, foreign language teaching, or marketing. Languages are growing in importance in the global economy – so why not ‘mix it’ and combine a language with your other studies.

Course information

Name: German Qualification title: GCE A Level in German Qualification type: Assessment At A Level Paper 1 is a written exam assessing listening, reading & writing skills. Paper 2 is a writing exam on texts and films. Paper 3 is a short speaking exam. Awarding Assessment & Qualifications Alliance Created 20151016 13:42:42 Updated 20151021 11:55:31

Entry requirements

None

Provider

Joseph Rowntree School
Voluntary Controlled School
joseph.rowntree@york.gov.uk
01904 552100
http://www.josephrowntreeschool.co.uk

Address

Haxby Road
New Earswick Town: York County:North Yorkshire