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GCSE/Applied GCSE
AS/A2/IB
Diplomas and work-related languages
Alternative Accreditation
Other awards
Further Education
Intensive and Immersion
Target Language
ICT
14-19 Network models
Language roleplays

GCSE/Applied GCSE

GCSE

Lesson: Assessment for Learning in Spanish GCSE. TheWeald School, West Sussex

Spanish

June 2008

    

Interview: How do you make use of ICT in your teaching of GCSE and how does this help to differentiate? The Weald School, West Sussex.

 

June 2008

    

Interview: What strategies do you use to maximise the potential of each individual pupil? The Weald School, West Sussex.

 

June 2008

    

Lesson: Revisiting last week’s theme by reminding students of the question words.
The Weald School, West Sussex.

Spanish

June 2008

    

Lesson: Moving to the main part of the lesson: speed dating. The Weald School, West Sussex.

Spanish

June 2008

    

Interview: How do you build up oral skills with your GCSE students? The Weald School, West Sussex.

 

June 2008

    

Interview: How do you make your lessons fun? The Weald School, West Sussex.

 

June 2008

    

Spoken interaction: Complaint in a hotel. Chatsmore Catholic High School, West Sussex.

French

June 2008

    

Pupil presentation: A visit to a music festival. Chatsmore Catholic High School, West Sussex.

French

June 2008

    

Applied GCSE

Interview: How do the students find the Applied GCSE course? Chatsmore Catholic High School, West Sussex.

 

June 2008

    

Interview: What are the differences between this course and the conventional GCSE? - video 1. Chatsmore Catholic High School, West Sussex.

 

June 2008

    

Interview: What are the differences between this course and the conventional GCSE? - video 2. Chatsmore Catholic High School, West Sussex.

 

June 2008

    

Interview: What are the differences between this course and the conventional GCSE? - video 3. Chatsmore Catholic High School, West Sussex.

 

June 2008

    

Interview: What are the differences between this course and the conventional GCSE? - video 4. Chatsmore Catholic High School, West Sussex.

 

June 2008

    

Interview: What are the differences between this course and the conventional GCSE? - video 5. Chatsmore Catholic High School, West Sussex.

 

June 2008

    

Interview: How do you use ICT in this course? Chatsmore Catholic High School, West Sussex.

 

June 2008

    

Interview: How do you prepare students for the speaking interactions? Chatsmore Catholic High School, West Sussex.

 

June 2008

    

Interview: What type of students follow the Applied GCSE course at Chatsmore? Chatsmore Catholic High School, West Sussex.

 

June 2008

    

Interview: How are Sam Learning and Study Wizz used in languages? Chatsmore Catholic High School, West Sussex.

 

June 2008

    

Interview: Explain more about how Sam Learning and Study Wizz work. Chatsmore Catholic High School, West Sussex.

 

June 2008

    

Interview with students on the Applied GCSE course. Chatsmore Catholic High School, West Sussex.

 

June 2008

    

Interview: How do you use a virtual learning environment (VLE) in KS4? Chatsmore Catholic High School, West Sussex.

 

March 2008

    

Interview: What extra dimensions does the VLE offer for language teachers? Chatsmore Catholic High School, West Sussex.

 

March 2008

    

AS/A2/IB

AS/A2

Lesson: Starting well using the target language and engaging student interest by a game. City and Islington Sixth Form College, London.

Italian

June 2008

    

Lesson: Making good use of ICT and images. City and Islington Sixth Form College, London.

Italian

June 2008

    

Lesson: Using the comparative. City and Islington Sixth Form College, London.

Italian

June 2008

    

Lesson: Ready Steady Cook! City and Islington Sixth Form College, London.

Italian

June 2008

    

Lesson: Call my bluff. City and Islington Sixth Form College, London.

Italian

June 2008

    

Interview: What strategies do you use to maintain the interest of the students in your AS Italian lessons? City and Islington Sixth Form College, London.

 

June 2008

    

Interview: Why did you choose to include a game show idea in your lesson? City and Islington Sixth Form College, London.

 

June 2008

    

Interview: How do you ensure that the other students in the group feel comfortable having a native speaker of Italian as a peer in the class? City and Islington Sixth Form College, London.

 

June 2008

    

Interview: What sorts of activities do you normally do in your Italian lessons? Video 1 City and Islington Sixth Form College, London.

 

June 2008

    

Interview: What sorts of activities do you normally do in your Italian lessons? Video 2 City and Islington Sixth Form College, London.

 

June 2008

    

Interview: What sorts of activities do you normally do in your Italian lessons? Video 3 City and Islington Sixth Form College, London.

 

June 2008

    

Interview: What sorts of activities do you normally do in your Italian lessons? Video 4 City and Islington Sixth Form College, London.

 

June 2008

    

Interview: Why did you choose to study AS Italian? Video 1 City and Islington Sixth Form College, London.

 

June 2008

    

Interview: Why did you choose to study AS Italian? Video 2 City and Islington Sixth Form College, London.

 

June 2008

    

Lesson: Starting well and revisiting last week’s theme using a game. City and Islington Sixth Form College, London.

Spanish

June 2008

    

Lesson: Introducing a new theme in an interesting way. City and Islington Sixth Form College, London.

Spanish

June 2008

    

Lesson: Engaging students in a new theme. City and Islington Sixth Form College, London.

Spanish

June 2008

    

Lesson: Provoking a genuine discussion. City and Islington Sixth Form College, London.

Spanish

June 2008

    

Lesson: Learning vocabulary in an interesting way. City and Islington Sixth Form College, London.

Spanish

June 2008

    

Lesson: Using a topical video news item. Impington Village College, Cambridge.

French

March 2008

    

Lesson: Discussion in groups and reporting back. Impington Village College, Cambridge.

French

March 2008

    

Interview: How do you use technology in your lessons? Impington Village College, Cambridge.

 

March 2008

    

IB

Interview: What sort of students follow the IB course at Impington Village College? Impington Village College, Cambridge.

 

March 2008

    

Diplomas and work-related languages

Lesson: Using the target language. Hastings College of Arts and Technology.

Spanish

March 2008

    

Lesson: Using games. Hastings College of Arts and Technology.

Spanish

March 2008

    

Lesson: Using mime. Hastings College of Arts and Technology.

Spanish

March 2008

    

Lesson: Using rhythm to teach vocabulary. Hastings College of Arts and Technology.

Spanish

March 2008

    

Lesson: Teaching grammar via the target language. Hastings College of Arts and Technology.

Spanish

March 2008

    

Lesson: Explaining activities in the target language. Hastings College of Arts and Technology.

Spanish

March 2008

    

Lesson: Producing spontaneous language. Hastings College of Arts and Technology

Spanish

March 2008

    

Interview: What is the difference between teaching an applied language course and a GCSE? Hastings College of Arts and Technology.

 

March 2008

    

Interview: How do you motivate students for whom language is not their main learning aim? Hastings College of Arts and Technology.

 

March 2008

    

Interview: What makes a good applied language lesson? Hastings College of Arts and Technology.

 

March 2008

    

Interview: How do you design a tailor-made syllabus for a vocationally-related language course? Hastings College of Arts and Technology.

 

March 2008

 

Interview: How useful is a language for work? Hastings College of Arts and Technology.

 

March 2008

    

Lesson: Making the language learned relevant. North Warwickshire and Hinckley College.

 

March 2008

    

Lesson: Inspiring confidence. North Warwickshire and Hinckley College.

 

March 2008

    

Lesson: Using fun activities- video 1. North Warwickshire and Hinckley College.

Spanish

March 2008

    

Lesson: Using fun activities- video 2. North Warwickshire and Hinckley College.

Spanish

March 2008

    

Interview: What is the difference between teaching an applied language course and a general course? North Warwickshire and Hinckley College.

 

March 2008

    

Interview: How do you motivate students for whom language is not their main learning aim? North Warwickshire and Hinckley College.

 

March 2008

    

Interview: How do you design a tailor-made syllabus for a vocationally-related language course? North Warwickshire and Hinckley College.

 

March 2008

    

Interview: What sort of students were selected to follow the business German course? Yewlands Technology College, Sheffield.

 

March 2008

    

Interview: What sort of content is covered? Yewlands Technology College, Sheffield.

 

March 2008

    

Interview: What is the difference between teaching an NVQ course and a GCSE? Yewlands Technology College, Sheffield.

 

March 2008

    

Interview: What sort of students were selected to follow the NVQ course at Avon Valley? Avon Valley College, Wiltshire.

 

March 2008

    

Interview: What level of NVQ are your students entered for? Avon Valley College, Wiltshire.

 

March 2008

    

Interview: Is the NVQ course linked to other vocational areas? Avon Valley College, Wiltshire.

 

March 2008

    

Interview: Tell us more about the materials you have developed for construction students. Avon Valley College, Wiltshire.

 

March 2008

    

Interview: What has been the impact of the NVQ language course on results? Avon Valley College, Wiltshire.

 

March 2008

    

Interview: How have the students responded to the course? Avon Valley College, Wiltshire.

 

March 2008

    

Interview: What are your plans for future development of the course?  Avon Valley College, Wiltshire.

 

March 2008

    

Lesson: The assessments for NVQ Level 2 German- video 1. Chatsmore Catholic High School, West Sussex.

German

June 2008

    

Lesson: The assessments for NVQ Level 2 German- video 2. Chatsmore Catholic High School, West Sussex.

German

June 2008

    

What the students think of the NVQ course- video 1. Chatsmore Catholic High School, West Sussex.

 

June 2008

    

What the students think of the NVQ course- video 2. Chatsmore Catholic High School, West Sussex.

 

June 2008

    

What the students think of the NVQ course- video 3. Chatsmore Catholic High School, West Sussex.

 

June 2008

    

Interview: What level of NVQ are your students entered for and what sort of students follow the course at Chatsmore? Video 1. Chatsmore Catholic High School, West Sussex.

 

June 2008

    

Interview: What level of NVQ are your students entered for and what sort of students follow the course at Chatsmore? Video 2. Chatsmore Catholic High School, West Sussex.

 

June 2008

    

Interview: What level of NVQ are your students entered for and what sort of students follow the course at Chatsmore? Video 3. Chatsmore Catholic High School, West Sussex.

 

June 2008

    

Interview: How does the course differ from a GCSE? Chatsmore Catholic High School, West Sussex.

 

June 2008

    

Interview: How is the course assessed? Chatsmore Catholic High School, West Sussex.

 

June 2008

    

Interview: Does the course suit classes where there is a wide ability range? Chatsmore Catholic High School, West Sussex.

 

June 2008

    

Interview: How is ICT used in the delivery of the course? Chatsmore Catholic High School, West Sussex.

 

June 2008

    

Interview: What resources do you use to deliver the NVQ course? Chatsmore Catholic High School, West Sussex.

 

June 2008

    

Interview: How does the NVQ course improve attainment, uptake and motivation? Chatsmore Catholic High School, West Sussex.

 

June 2008

    

Interview: Why is this course more appropriate for some students than a traditional GCSE course? Video 1. Chatsmore Catholic High School, West Sussex.

 

June 2008

    

Interview: Why is this course more appropriate for some students than a traditional GCSE course? Video 2. Chatsmore Catholic High School, West Sussex.

 

June 2008

    

Interview: What do you offer in your twilight sessions? Chatsmore Catholic High School, West Sussex.

 

June 2008

    

Alternative Accreditation

Lesson: Entry Level Spanish - lesson and commentary. Ringwood School, Hampshire.

Spanish

March 2008

    

Interview: What is Entry Level Certificate and why is it successful at Ringwood? Ringwood School, Hampshire.

 

March 2008

    

Interview: This work for the Entry Level Certificate was based on a CLIL module orginally. How is CLIL being developed at Ringwood? Ringwood School, Hampshire.

 

March 2008

    

Interview: What sort of content is covered? Yewlands Technology College, Sheffield.

 

March 2008

    

Interview: What is the difference between teaching an NVQ course and a GCSE? Yewlands Technology College, Sheffield.

 

March 2008

    

Interview: What sort of students were selected to follow the NVQ course at Avon Valley? Avon Valley College, Wiltshire.

 

March 2008

    

Interview: What level of NVQ are your students entered for? Avon Valley College, Wiltshire.

 

March 2008

    

Interview: Is the NVQ course linked to other vocational areas? Avon Valley College, Wiltshire.

 

March 2008

    

Interview: Tell us more about the materials you have developed for construction students. Avon Valley College, Wiltshire.

 

March 2008

    

Interview: What has been the impact of the NVQ language course on results? Avon Valley College, Wiltshire.

 

March 2008

    

Interview: How have the students responded to the course? Avon Valley College, Wiltshire.

 

March 2008

    

Interview: What are your plans for future development of the course?  Avon Valley College, Wiltshire.

 

March 2008

    

Lesson: The assessments for NVQ Level 2 German- video 1. Chatsmore Catholic High School, West Sussex.

German

June 2008

    

Lesson: The assessments for NVQ Level 2 German- video 2. Chatsmore Catholic High School, West Sussex.

German

June 2008

    

What the students think of the NVQ course- video 1. Chatsmore Catholic High School, West Sussex.

 

June 2008

    

What the students think of the NVQ course- video 2. Chatsmore Catholic High School, West Sussex.

 

June 2008

    

What the students think of the NVQ course- video 3. Chatsmore Catholic High School, West Sussex.

 

June 2008

    

Interview: What level of NVQ are your students entered for and what sort of students follow the course at Chatsmore? Video 1. Chatsmore Catholic High School, West Sussex.

 

June 2008

    

Interview: What level of NVQ are your students entered for and what sort of students follow the course at Chatsmore? Video 2. Chatsmore Catholic High School, West Sussex.

 

June 2008

    

Interview: What level of NVQ are your students entered for and what sort of students follow the course at Chatsmore? Video 3. Chatsmore Catholic High School, West Sussex.

 

June 2008

    

Interview: How does the course differ from a GCSE? Chatsmore Catholic High School, West Sussex.

 

June 2008

    

Interview: How is the course assessed? Chatsmore Catholic High School, West Sussex.

 

June 2008

    

Interview: Does the course suit classes where there is a wide ability range? Chatsmore Catholic High School, West Sussex.

 

June 2008

    

Interview: How is ICT used in the delivery of the course? Chatsmore Catholic High School, West Sussex.

 

June 2008

    

Interview: What resources do you use to deliver the NVQ course? Chatsmore Catholic High School, West Sussex.

 

June 2008

    

Interview: How does the NVQ course improve attainment, uptake and motivation? Chatsmore Catholic High School, West Sussex.

 

June 2008

    

Interview: Why is this course more appropriate for some students than a traditional GCSE course? Video 1. Chatsmore Catholic High School, West Sussex.

 

June 2008

    

Interview: Why is this course more appropriate for some students than a traditional GCSE course? Video 2. Chatsmore Catholic High School, West Sussex.

 

June 2008

    

Interview: What do you offer in your twilight sessions? Chatsmore Catholic High School, West Sussex.

 

June 2008

    

Other Awards

Lesson: Preparing a presentation on another country. Hove Park School, Brighton and Hove.

 

March 2008

    

Interview: What is the ASDAN International Award and which students work towards this at Hove Park? Hove Park School, Brighton and Hove.

 

March 2008

    

Interview: Hove Park delivers this course in KS3. How could the course fit into the KS4 curriculum? Hove Park School, Brighton and Hove.

 

March 2008

    

Interview: What are the benefits of the award? Hove Park School, Brighton and Hove.

 

March 2008

    

Interview: What other skills does the course develop? Hove Park School, Brighton and Hove.

 

March 2008

    

Interview: How do foreign languages fit into the award? Hove Park School, Brighton and Hove.

 

March 2008

    

Further Education

Lesson: Starting well using the target language and engaging student interest by a game. City and Islington Sixth Form College, London.

Italian

June 2008

    

Lesson: Making good use of ICT and images. City and Islington Sixth Form College, London.

Italian

June 2008

    

Lesson: Using the comparative. City and Islington Sixth Form College, London.

Italian

June 2008

    

Lesson: Ready Steady Cook! City and Islington Sixth Form College, London.

Italian

June 2008

    

Lesson: Call my bluff. City and Islington Sixth Form College, London.

Italian

June 2008

    

Interview: What strategies do you use to maintain the interest of the students in your AS Italian lessons? City and Islington Sixth Form College, London.

 

June 2008

    

Interview: Why did you choose to include a game show idea in your lesson? City and Islington Sixth Form College, London.

 

June 2008

    

Interview: How do you ensure that the other students in the group feel comfortable having a native speaker of Italian as a peer in the class? City and Islington Sixth Form College, London.

 

June 2008

    

Interview: What sorts of activities do you normally do in your Italian lessons? Video 1 City and Islington Sixth Form College, London.

 

June 2008

    

Interview: What sorts of activities do you normally do in your Italian lessons? Vvideo 2 City and Islington Sixth Form College, London.

 

June 2008

    

Interview: What sorts of activities do you normally do in your Italian lessons? Video 3 City and Islington Sixth Form College, London.

 

June 2008

    

Interview: What sorts of activities do you normally do in your Italian lessons? Video 4 City and Islington Sixth Form College, London.

 

June 2008

    

Interview: Why did you choose to study AS Italian? Video 1 City and Islington Sixth Form College, London.

 

June 2008

    

Interview: Why did you choose to study AS Italian? Video 2 City and Islington Sixth Form College, London.

 

June 2008

    

Lesson: Starting well and revisiting last week’s theme using a game City and Islington Sixth Form College, London.

Spanish

June 2008

    

Lesson: Introducing a new theme in an interesting way. City and Islington Sixth Form College, London.

Spanish

June 2008

    

Lesson: Engaging students in a new theme. City and Islington Sixth Form College, London.

Spanish

June 2008

    

Lesson: Provoking a genuine discussion. City and Islington Sixth Form College, London.

Spanish

June 2008

    

Lesson: Learning vocabulary in an interesting way. City and Islington Sixth Form College, London.

Spanish

June 2008

    

Lesson: Using a topical video news item. Impington Village College, Cambridge.

French

March 2008

    

Lesson: Discussion in groups and reporting back. Impington Village College, Cambridge.

French

March 2008

    

Interview: How do you use technology in your lessons? Impington Village College, Cambridge.

 

March 2008

    

Interview: What sort of students follow the IB course at Impington Village College? Impington Village College, Cambridge.

 

March 2008

    

Intensive and Immersion

Lesson: Conducting a tutorial in French. Tile Hill Wood, Coventry.

French

March 2008

    

Lesson: Introducing CLIL into the curriculum Tile Hill Wood, Coventry.

 

March 2008

    

Interview: The impact of the CLIL course at Tile Hill Wood. Tile Hill Wood, Coventry.

 

March 2008

    

Lesson: A Geography lesson on Egypt deliverd in French. Hockerill Anglo-European College, Hertfordshire.

French

March 2008

    

Lesson: Developing the lesson on Egypt using documentary evidence. Hockerill Anglo-European College, Hertfordshire.

French

March 2008

    

Lesson: A History lesson delivered in French. Hockerill Anglo-European College, Hertfordshire.

French

March 2008

    

Interview: How did the bilingual section develop at Hockerill? Hockerill Anglo-European College, Hertfordshire.

 

March 2008

    

Interview: How do staff in other curriculum areas react to the bilingual section? Hockerill Anglo-European College, Hertfordshire.

 

March 2008

    

Interview: How is the course set up and resourced? Hockerill Anglo-European College, Hertfordshire.

 

March 2008

    

Interview: What are the advantages to the students? Hockerill Anglo-European College, Hertfordshire.

 

March 2008

    

Interview: What are the benefits of being involved in the bilingual section? Hockerill Anglo-European College, Hertfordshire.

 

March 2008

    

Interview: What differences have you noticed being taught humanities in a foreign language? Hockerill Anglo-European College, Hertfordshire.

 

March 2008

    

Target Language

Interview: How have you introduced 100% target language use in lessons? Waingels College, Berkshire.

 

March 2008

    

Interview: How do you encourage students to give extended answers in the target language? Waingels College, Berkshire.

 

March 2008

    

Interview: How do you encourage students to give extended answers in the target language? Waingels College, Berkshire.

 

March 2008

    

Interview: How do you approach the teaching of grammar using the target language? Waingels College, Berkshire.

 

March 2008

    

Interview: How do you use humour to encourage target language use? Waingels College, Berkshire.

 

March 2008

    

Interview: What reward system is used to encourage target language use? Waingels College, Berkshire.

 

March 2008

    

Interview: How do you insist on 100% target language use? Waingels College, Berkshire.

 

March 2008

    

Interview: What about the use of games? Waingels College, Berkshire.

 

March 2008

    

Lesson: Using the target language. Hastings College of Arts and Technology.

Spanish

March 2008

    

Lesson: Using games. Hastings College of Arts and Technology.

Spanish

March 2008

    

Lesson: Using mime. Hastings College of Arts and Technology.

Spanish

March 2008

    

Lesson: Using rhythm to teach vocabulary. Hastings College of Arts and Technology.

Spanish

March 2008

    

Lesson: Teaching grammar via the target language. Hastings College of Arts and Technology.

Spanish

March 2008

    

Lesson: Explaining activities in the target language. Hastings College of Arts and Technology.

Spanish

March 2008

    

Lesson: Producing spontaneous language. Hastings College of Arts and Technology

Spanish

March 2008

    

Interview: What is the difference between teaching an applied language course and a GCSE? Hastings College of Arts and Technology.

 

March 2008

    

Interview: How do you motivate students for whom language is not their main learning aim? Hastings College of Arts and Technology.

 

March 2008

    

Interview: What makes a good applied language lesson? Hastings College of Arts and Technology.

 

March 2008

    

Interview: How do you design a tailor-made syllabus for a vocationally-related language course? Hastings College of Arts and Technology.

 

March 2008

 

Interview: How useful is a language for work? Hastings College of Arts and Technology.

 

March 2008

    

ICT

Spoken interaction: Complaint in a hotel. Chatsmore Catholic High School, West Sussex.

French

June 2008

    

Pupil presentation: A visit to a music festival. Chatsmore Catholic High School, West Sussex.

French

June 2008

    

Interview: How do the students find the Applied GCSE course? Chatsmore Catholic High School, West Sussex.

 

June 2008

    

Interview: What are the differences between this course and the conventional GCSE? - video 1. Chatsmore Catholic High School, West Sussex.

 

June 2008

    

Interview: What are the differences between this course and the conventional GCSE? - video 2. Chatsmore Catholic High School, West Sussex.

 

June 2008

    

Interview: What are the differences between this course and the conventional GCSE? - video 3. Chatsmore Catholic High School, West Sussex.

 

June 2008

    

Interview: What are the differences between this course and the conventional GCSE? - video 4. Chatsmore Catholic High School, West Sussex.

 

June 2008

    

Interview: What are the differences between this course and the conventional GCSE? - video 5. Chatsmore Catholic High School, West Sussex.

 

June 2008

    

Interview: How do you use ICT in this course? Chatsmore Catholic High School, West Sussex.

 

June 2008

    

Interview: How do you prepare students for the speaking interactions? Chatsmore Catholic High School, West Sussex.

 

June 2008

    

Interview: What type of students follow the Applied GCSE course at Chatsmore? Chatsmore Catholic High School, West Sussex.

 

June 2008

    

Interview: How are Sam Learning and Study Wizz used in languages? Chatsmore Catholic High School, West Sussex.

 

June 2008

    

Interview: Explain more about how Sam Learning and Study Wizz work. Chatsmore Catholic High School, West Sussex.

 

June 2008

    

Interview with students on the Applied GCSE course. Chatsmore Catholic High School, West Sussex.

 

June 2008

    

Interview: How do you use a virtual learning environment (VLE) in KS4? Chatsmore Catholic High School, West Sussex.

 

March 2008

    

Interview: What extra dimensions does the VLE offer for language teachers? Chatsmore Catholic High School, West Sussex.

 

March 2008

    

14 to 19 Network Models

Lesson: Conducting a tutorial in French. Tile Hill Wood, Coventry.

French

March 2008

    

Lesson: Introducing CLIL into the curriculum Tile Hill Wood, Coventry.

 

March 2008

    

Interview: The impact of the CLIL course at Tile Hill Wood. Tile Hill Wood, Coventry.

 

March 2008

    

Language Roleplay videos

Introductions in French. North Warwickshire and Hinckley College.

French

March 2008

    

Introductions in Spanish. North Warwickshire and Hinckley College.

Spanish

March 2008

    

Booking a train ticket in French. North Warwickshire and Hinckley College.

French

March 2008

    

Booking a train ticket in Spanish. North Warwickshire and Hinckley College.

Spanish

March 2008

    

Booking a hotel room in French. North Warwickshire and Hinckley College.

French

March 2008

    

Booking a hotel room in Spanish. North Warwickshire and Hinckley College.

Spanish

March 2008

    

Booking a table in French. North Warwickshire and Hinckley College.

French

March 2008

    

Booking a table in Spanish. North Warwickshire and Hinckley College.

Spanish

March 2008

    

Ordering food in French. North Warwickshire and Hinckley College.

French

March 2008

    

Ordering Food in Spanish. North Warwickshire and Hinckley College.

Spanish

March 2008

    

Paying the bill in Spanish. North Warwickshire and Hinckley College.

Spanish

March 2008

    

Going clothes shopping in Spanish. North Warwickshire and Hinckley College.

Spanish

March 2008

    

Asking for directions in Spanish 1. North Warwickshire and Hinckley College.

Spanish

March 2008

    

Asking for directions in Spanish 2. North Warwickshire and Hinckley College.

Spanish

March 2008

    

Asking for directions in French. North Warwickshire and Hinckley College.

French

March 2008

    

A doctors appointment in French. North Warwickshire and Hinckley College.

French

March 2008

    

A doctors appointment in Spanish. North Warwickshire and Hinckley College.

Spanish

March 2008