I'm A* German, if languages is something you're good at then go for it because its an extra GCSE and something that if you do in A Level can get you jobs very easily.
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No, because you are taught to pass the GCSE, not learn the language. This is my own experience.
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maybe in your school, but that is entirely down to the teacher. Plus, passing the GCSE opens further options later on.
Originally Posted by Wig44.
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I took French at GCSE, and although I got a D I guess at least it shows I had a go and know something.. lol
:8 Originally Posted by Chippiewill
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it should be compulsary, there's a shortage of people within business that have 2 langauges. With regards to being taught the GCSE and not learning it, I disagree. I did French at GCSE 3 years ago, I can still remember a fair bit of it and it came in really useful when I did go to France.
Last edited by JackBuddy; 28-03-2010 at 01:21 PM.
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