Our Courses
A Level
Arabic
The course enables students to get a deeper understanding of the Arabic Language, Society and Culture while studying Literature and a Film. Lessons are conducted in Arabic which students have no issues with.
We focus on the main four skills of Language Learning, namely Listening, Speaking, Reading and Writing although Speaking is not part of the final assessment. This course will provide you with excellent communication and reading skills which will be useful in general future careers
Assessment
Exam: 100%
Awarding Body
Pearson Edexcel
Course Content
Theme 1: This theme covers society past and present. If the research subject is chosen from this theme, it must focus on one Arabic-speaking country.
Theme 2: This theme covers artistic culture past and present. If the research subject is chosen from this theme, it must focus on one Arabic-speaking country
Theme 3: This theme covers society past and present. If the research subject is chosen from this theme, it must focus on one Arabic-speaking country.
Theme 4: This theme covers political culture past and present. If the research subject is chosen from this theme, it must focus on one Arabic-speaking country.
Begin.
Is this course right for me?
To take A Level Arabic, you must already be able to speak the language, ideally using it daily. A GCSE in Arabic is helpful but not essential. You should also have a strong interest in Arabic culture, society, and the language itself.
Belong.
Why study this with us?
You’ll benefit from small class sizes tailored to your needs, with expert teaching that supports rapid progress. You’ll study alongside like-minded students who share your interest in Arabic, and our high standards ensure excellent results for motivated learners.
Beyond.
Where can this course take me?
An A Level in Arabic sets you apart in higher education and employment. Strong language skills demonstrate excellent communication, cultural awareness, and adaptability — qualities highly valued by universities and employers. Whether you want to pursue languages at university or combine Arabic with another subject, this qualification opens doors to careers in business, law, translation, teaching, diplomacy, and international relations.
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