Structured Speaking Support
for AS and A Level AQA French, German and Spanish
Masterclass worksheets take students through essential techniques to increase their grade in the AS or A Level AQA Speaking exam. Practical exercises and relevant examples using exam-style questions throughout – improving final exam performance!
AS (A Level Year 1) resource worksheets cover:Gives students the tools to feel confident about approaching the speaking examination
- Student-friendly, step-by-step approach – breaks the intimidating oral exam into manageable strategies
- Example answers recorded by native speakers
- All worksheets focus on areas directly relevant to the exam
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What do teachers say about this resource? (12074)
This resource provides very welcome support for the development of strategies A-Level German students need to approach successfully the first part of the A-Level speaking exam, i.e. the Stimulus Card. Three of the eleven worksheets also give advice on how to tackle preparing for the Independent Research Project.
The resource can be accessed by students independently, as it addresses the learner directly with clear instructions and advice as well as providing an answer key at the end of the publication. It is also suitable for use in a whole class situation and will save the teacher preparation time as well as providing structured support for the development of an A-Level SOW with a focus on speaking skills.
The structured activities in this resource and the extensive range of different task types provide a valuable addition to the course book teachers would normally use. The pack does this in a very structured and methodic way and is therefore a valuable addition to resources teachers use to prepare their students for the A-level exam.
What do teachers say about this resource? (8389)
This resource effectively presents the requirements of the AQA A level oral examination, providing excellent examples of how to respond to the card through vocabulary and grammar exercises. It will also greatly assist the students in researching and presenting their IRP.
This resource's extensive, thorough coverage of the skills and topics required for the AQA A-Level French speaking exam is invaluable support when preparing A-Level candidates in the run-up to their orals.
This resource allows me to model the various skills for the A-Level French speaking exam to my students, allowing them to both see and practise these in the context of the A-Level course. The stimulus card and IRP sections are particularly useful, and have been a great asset to my students' oral preparations.
It aligns perfectly with the AQA A-Level French Year 2 course content, particularly with the demands of the speaking exam.
Its logical progression through the different stages of the oral will give pupils / teachers a feeling of being in control, knowing that they understand what will happen in the exam and what they have to do to get a good grade. It therefore inspires confidence.
What do teachers say about this resource? (7397)
This resource gives students the tools to feel confident about approaching the speaking examination, giving them the language they need and lots of practice talking about the sub-topics. The translation exercises, which always use vocabulary from the sub-topics, also give them more practice in translation and in writing accurately for the other papers, so there is an educational value beyond the single skill of speaking.
What do teachers say about this resource? (11588)
Great resource. I like that the resource shows a step to step guide to tackling the speaking part of the A Level AQA Spanish exam. The resource covers a wide variety of cultural aspects of the Hispanic life within the A level themes and I like the fact that the texts are kept current and relevant. Similarly, I love the worksheet 5 about the IRP, as it gives lots of clear advice on how to prepare the IRP and then in worksheet 6 , exercise 2 I like the way students are shown examples of questions and answers related to a particular topic, but which some of the language used can be “recycled”and adapted to each candidate´s own IRP.
What do teachers say about this resource? (7589)
Really good, very comprehensive and user friendly. The resource is really helpful. It's comprehensive, exam-board specific and clear. It clearly shows how the exam works and there is a worksheet focused on each of the different question types, as well as the mark scheme. Lots of information and lots of activities for students to complete, as well as examples to listen to.
The chosen activities support the development of key skills needed for the oral exam. I particularly liked the activity on making broader points and opening up questions for debate using the PEE technique.