GCSE (for first teaching in 2009) Gujarati - J734
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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.
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Overview
Please note that the specification and specimen assessment materials are applicable to both the Short Course and Full Course.
If you are already teaching Gujarati you can compare current and revised specifications on the What are the changes? page.
Our Gujarati GCSE allows students to learn relevant and meaningful contexts, preparing them to use these acquired skills in situations they are likely to encounter in their everyday or professional life.
Further benefits to you and your learners
- Additional relevant and meaningful topics that are more engaging for the students.
- A speaking test that can be recorded and submitted digitally.
- Short courses - 'Short Course in Spoken Language' which is made up of the units for Speaking and Listening, or 'Short Course in Written Language' which is made up of the units for Reading and Writing.
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