This course qualifies you to teach modern languages at 11-16 (with post-16 enhancement).<br><br>For many children, school is the first opportunity to learn a foreign language. As a language teacher you will not only help them to communicate, but deepen their understanding of other cultures and promote international tolerance and understanding.<br>Tailoring your course<br>We want to make sure that you have all the options you need to become the teacher you want to be. That's why we give you a range of opportunities to make your course your own.<br>Language specialisation<br>All of our courses include studying two languages. On this course, French will be your first language with either German or Spanish as your second.<br>You'll attend sessions to develop your own language skills, with a particular focus on your second language.<br>Your study at the University and your practical experience in schools will work together to help you develop the theoretical knowledge and practical skills you need to be a successful teacher. <br><br>Throughout the course, youll develop and consolidate your understanding of what constitutes effective teaching.<br><br>Youll spend two thirds of your learning time in school settings, with the rest of your time spent at the University receiving training. While on placement, you'll receive ongoing, regular support from your tutors when they visit you in school to observe you teach and help you reflect on your developing practice.<br><br>This course will build on your experiences in schools and provide opportunities to explore a variety of approaches to teaching Modern Foreign Languages. You will learn specific strategies including how to teach grammar and phonics, plan lessons, reflect on your own and observed teaching, and use ICT to enhance your practice. These will help you to develop into an effective and innovative MFL teacher.<br><br>This course is worth 60 Masters-level credits, which you can put towards a Masters degree through Accreditation of Prior Credited Learning (APCL).