AS/A Level GCE (for first teaching in 2008) Gujarati - H194 H594
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Update to specification
The specification for this qualification has been updated. This specification has only seen incidental changes e.g. relating to proofreading.
Withdrawal of cassettes
A phased withdrawal of cassettes and introduction of CDs using mp3 format will be put in place from 2008. The January 2008 series is unaffected by the phased withdrawal. For more information about these changes, please read the full notice to centres (PDF, 50 Kb).
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Overview
This specification develops an interest in, and enthusiasm for language learning. It helps candidates further develop the skills of listening, reading and writing at a level beyond GCSE. They learn about the culture of countries where Gujarati is spoken and become able to communicate with people in these countries.
Benefits to you and your learners of teaching this qualification
- This specification builds on best practice at GCSE and provides interesting and meaningful assessment.
- The specification aims to provide a coherent course of study for all students as well as a good basis for further study of languages at higher education.
- There is a new element to this qualification: listening features in both AS and A level and gives candidates an opportunity to demonstrate their ability in this skill.
- Topics for study have been streamlined and it is no longer a requirement to specifically assess knowledge of target language country/community.
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