How to master the new GCSE: tips for students and teachers

Last week, the NCLE (National Consortium for Languages Education) held the first in a series of six webinars on practical language teaching in schools in England on the language GCSE. Missed it? Don’t worry: five more sessions are on the way, so stay tuned. The first session looked back at the first assessment of the … Continue reading “How to master the new GCSE: tips for students and teachers”

Your language journey matters: National A-Level class

With MFL schools under pressure Shrinking student numbers, hardworking teachers at risk of burnout, and outdated, unappealing teaching resources: this is the reality many schools in the UK face when it comes to modern foreign languages (MFL). MFL education is under pressure. Despite inspiring projects and initiatives that raise awareness of the importance of language … Continue reading “Your language journey matters: National A-Level class”

Languages and the new GCSE

How to move forward after the release of the GCSE results In September 2024, the new GCSE for Modern Foreign Languages was launched in the UK. On 245 pages the Department for Education informs readers about the requirements to pass the exams, and lays the foundation for the A-Level in French, German and Spanish. The … Continue reading “Languages and the new GCSE”

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