Holidays - Travel and tourism - Writing - GCSE French.

Practise writing about your holiday plans and travel experiences with BBC Bitesize GCSE French.

GCSE French learning resources for adults, children, parents and teachers organised by topic.

Our GCSE French specification has been created with teachers to ensure our assessments are clear and accessible, with a range of topics which aim to expand students’ cultural knowledge. Students will be tested in listening, reading, speaking and writing and will develop transferable skills, relevant to further study and the world of work.

Ensure your KS4 French students are well prepared for their GCSE French Higher writing exam with this practice paper tailored to suit students using Edexcel. Created for the new 9-1 Syllabus, this paper is designed to be as close as possible to the level and mark allocation of the sample assessment material released by the exam board.

Award-winning tutorials, tips and advice on GCSE French coursework and exams for students, parents and teachers. French Writing Exam: Your writing exam may last for around 45 minutes to 1 hour. All your writing should be in French. The questions will be in French.

French Subject Code: 5650 CCEA qualifications in French are available at Entry Level (through our OLA French and Modern Languages qualifications), GCSE and GCE. Students of French can develop their enthusiasm for the language and confidence in using it to listen, speak, read and write.

Study GCSE French with flashcards, diagrams and games. Explore revision materials below, or create your own. Studying for the GCSE French exam is easy with Quizlet’s revision materials. Need to improve your vocabulary in the areas of technology, social issues or careers? Our flashcards make revision fun. Choose a set from those listed above.

GCSE French Writing Practice. The GCSE writing exam is made up of two tasks. The first will ask you to write about a topic related to a reading passage, and the second will ask you to select a writing task from a choice of three. Each will require a different writing style, i.e. discursive, narrative or descriptive.

From 2020, we have made some changes to the wording and layout of the front covers of our question papers to reflect the new Cambridge International branding and to make instructions clearer for candidates - learn more. June 2018 Question Paper 11 (PDF, 3MB) June 2018 Mark Scheme 11 (PDF, 144KB) June 2018 Transcript 11 (PDF, 170KB).

French is a truly global language and is spoken widely in Europe, in 21 African countries, and in parts of the Caribbean and Canada. In your GCSE you will be learning in a variety of styles and developing skills in listening, reading, speaking and writing French.

WJEC examining teams will use the new spelling conventions when writing the reformed GCSE, AS and A level French examinations, for first assessment in 2017 (AS) and 2018 (GCSE and A level); however, we do not expect to amend spelling in extracts from authentic sources. Our French subject specialists are on hand to answer any of your queries.