Vamos! In this course you will study GCSE Spanish to help you develop your language skills for listening, reading, writing and speaking. This interactive course will prepare you for all elements of your GCSE Spanish exam but also be great for those who just want to enjoy studying Spanish at a more advanced level, as well as exploring the culture and the people who speak Spanish.

There is Foundation and Higher Level you can take in this exam. In these classes we will cover enough to take the Foundation level, but if you are keen to take the Higher level that is possible with more study in your own time. Here is some more information that will help you make the decision of which level to take:

Guide to new AQA GCSE Spanish Exam

Explanation of GCSE Spanish plus H or F tier

F or H tier explained for new AQA Spanish GCSE 8692

This course covers the second year of GCSE Spanish over 12 months. Please be aware that all our GCSE and IGCSE courses offer a rolling curriculum and cater for children with a wide range of abilities, previous knowledge/study and willingness to work independently. Although we cover the curriculum in the period stated, it is the parent’s responsibility to ensure that your child has covered and understood the entire syllabus, kept appropriate notes and has carried out exam practice before they sit their exam. Our teacher will give short exam practice throughout the course and teach the children how to answer the questions, but it is a good idea for your child to sit practice exam papers and additional revision in the run-up to their actual exam. Our teachers are always happy to help and advise but please make sure you know what your child has studied and areas that need more work before they are ready to sit the exam. Generally speaking, our recommendation is to start around April /May for May/June exams two years later or September / October for November exams two years later. To find out more please read Taking GCSEs/IGCSEs with LLP..

Due to some of its themes and content of this course, the age for this class is 14 – 16. If your child is younger than 14 but you would like them to study this course, please make sure that you are aware of the content and either watch the recordings before your child watches them or watch the lessons with your child to ensure that you are happy with the content and can talk it through with your child.

To decide whether this class is the right one for you, you will need to have already covered the following (from our Intermediate class) before starting our GCSE class:

Introduce your self
Talk about your personality
Talk about your brothers and sisters
Say when your birthday is
Use the numbers and letters of the alphabet
Talk about your pets

Say what you like to do
Say what you do in your spare time
Talk about the weather
Say what sports you like

Say what subjects you study and your opinions on them
Describe your school / home education groups
Talk about what you like to do at break times

Describe your family
Describe your eye and hair colour
Say what other people look like
Describe where you live

Describe your town / village
Tell the time
Ordering in a café
Saying what you are going to do at the weekend

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Please note:

• If a class with exactly the same name is on more than once a week it is a repeat lesson with the same content. As places are limited and so you don’t have duplicate lessons please only sign up for the one class per week. This will leave spaces for other customers and stop any additional cost to yourself as we will be unable to give a refund.
• On occasions we may have to change the day or time of a course or on rare occasions the course is cancelled. This maybe due to a teacher leaving or low numbers. We do try to do this only when absolutely necessary and will always give advance warning and try to offer an alternative for you.
• Standard classes are £3 and numbers are limited to 40. Smaller classes (e.g, GCSE) are £6 are per student and classes are kept smaller at 25 maximum. If there is more than 1 child joining a £6 class you need to make sure you have added the correct amount to your basket. We reserve the right to ask for back payments if this does not happen.
• For safeguarding purposes, every Zoom lesson includes a brief visual registration at the beginning which requires children to have their webcam switched on and their correct name (the one used on their LLP child profile) displayed on Zoom. If your child would like to join lessons but is anxious about this or needs to have their face covered during lessons for religious or any other reason please get in touch, and we can arrange a password for them to use instead.
• We are now offering some courses as pre recorded lessons in topic blocks on llpextralearningspace.co.uk This then allows you to buy previous lessons in topic packs either for revision purposes or to do a topic yourselves. We recognise that this will have some issues for those that do not wish to be on camera so the new format of the class is that the visual register and any informal discussions happen before and after the lesson itself is recorded. The teachers will all have their settings set to speaker view so that the thumbnail of whoever is speaking will only be highlighted when or if they speak. If you do not want your child to appear in the recording it is your responsibility to ensure the camera is switched off after the visual register unless they have an agreed password then it can remain switched off at all times.