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Spanish A Level

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Getting Ahead

Spanish A Level at Alton Campus

We are very pleased that you have opted to take Spanish at HSDC Alton in September. In order to keep your language skills going, we strongly recommend that you try some of the following activities after your GCSEs.

a man riding a moped with spanish flags flying behind him in front of a building

Complete the Transition Workbook here.

Read as much in the foreign language as possible.

Listen to foreign radio stations. Try rtve radio.

Watch Spanish TV. Try rtve Alacarta.

Go over any grammar notes you have and use the following:

Revise and learn as much vocabulary as you can. Use:

Bored in the evenings? You can access this website for free after 4pm and find an array of resources and exercises in which you can get immersed in order to get a step ahead (Year 12).

AQA Spanish A Level Year 1 and AS Student Book Paperback – 26 May 2016
by Margaret Bond (Author), Ian Kendrick (Author), Francisca Mejías Yedra (Author), Francisco Villatoro (Author)
ISBN: 978-0-19-836690-4
Publication date: 26/05/2016
Paperback: 168 pages
Dimensions: 265x195mm

Have a good summer break. We look forward to meeting you in September. ¡Hasta pronto!

Resources

Meet your Teachers

  • spanish teacher inma menendez-fombona

    Inma Menendez-Fombona

We look forward to seeing you soon!

Your Learning Space

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Everyone at the College was really helpful, and there’s lots of facilities, meaning it’s very easy to get your work done on time, and get good grades. The teaching and support was excellent, they were always on top of it, and made sure you got work done on time and you were challenged. Everyone is friendly and its really diverse, meaning you can get involved in lots of different things.

Conor Ward, BTEC student

The tutors were really supportive and it was all thanks to them that I have achieved what I have. I’ve also made loads of great friends and really enjoyed my time at the college.

Lizaveta Sinkerich, A Level student

There are lots of people at the college, each studying a diverse range of courses, people from all different areas come to study here, it creates a sense of community, there is a huge social aspect to college life across all courses.

Lee Backhouse, BTEC student