At AS Level you will investigate topics such as music, fashion, healthy living, tourism and topical issues affecting young people. Building on from GCSE you will learn how to express your own opinion on these topics and you will learn how to develop a balanced essay. At A2 Level you will investigate topics including immigration, racism, the media, poverty and the environment. You will also have the opportunity to study a French film or work of literature.

Studying A-Level French will open up a wide range of career options. French is widely spoken in Europe and is also spoken in many African countries as well as in parts of Canada. International companies need employees who can conduct business in more than one language; having an A-Level in French will certainly enhance your employment opportunities. Many students progress to study French at university either on its own or in combination with other subjects such as law, English or history. This qualification is relevant to the following careers: - Translation and interpreting - International business - Work related to the European Union or the United Nations - The travel and tourism industry - Teaching