France is the UK’s closest foreign language neighbour, so it’s no surprise that the vast majority of British children and adults have learned French at some point in their schooling.
What starts out as learning numbers, colours, and animals takes a huge step up at GCSE level and beyond, as grammatical rules come into play and skills like listening and writing take on a greater degree of importance.
This is where French tuition can make all the difference, as there are so many skills pupils need to learn across reading, writing, speaking, listening and comprehension to pass the French GCSE. Learning French takes dedicated effort from the student, not only to perfect their pronunciation, but also to revise and learn how to apply hundreds of new words.