10 credits at Level 2 Spanish or appropriate prior knowledge.
Students learn to discuss more complex topics and explore different perspectives by further developing cultural knowledge of Spain and Latin America. They compare their world to life in Spanish speaking countries and focus on the grammar for more accurate communication.
Opportunity to participate on an exchange program in Chile may be offered.
Assessments:
Three internal assessments (total of 14 credits)
One Reading exam (5 credits)
*One Listening exam (5 credits)
* Listening exam is optional
Languages, NCEA Level 3 Courses, Te Huarahi (Business, Languages & Pathways)