German 路 AQA GCSE 8662

The German GCSE course, start to finish.

The AQA defined vocabulary list: 1,692 of the list's 1,768 items so far (1,189 of 1,237 Foundation), taught in the order the specification is organised: the core words first, then the 9 sub-topics, Foundation before Higher. 1,528 words across 26 chapters, with the prescribed grammar interleaved.

26
Chapters
324
Lessons
1,528
Words
57
Grammar lessons
What is a GCSE? Levels, tiers and CEFR

Foundation

Everything a Foundation candidate is assessed on. Higher candidates need all of it too.

Higher

The words Higher adds on top - the specification's 9 sub-topics again, at the harder tier.

Foundation or Higher?

Foundation leads to grades 1 to 5 and Higher to grades 4 to 9. Foundation: 1,237 list entries. Higher adds 531, for 1,768 in all.

GCSE German revision

Grammar coverage: every structure AQA prescribes

The full AQA grammar list for German, Foundation and Higher, with the lesson that teaches each point.

Questions

Foundation or Higher?

Foundation leads to grades 1 to 5 and Higher to grades 4 to 9, and a candidate sits every paper at the same tier. The course teaches Foundation first, because Higher candidates are assessed on all of it too, then the words Higher adds.

How many words do I need for GCSE German?

The AQA defined vocabulary list has 1,237 Foundation entries, and Higher adds 531. The papers cannot use a word outside it without explaining it, so the list is the whole job.

Vocabulary, tiers and topics from AQA's GCSE German (8662) vocabulary workbook, the defined list of the 2024 specification. Kilo Lingo is not affiliated with or endorsed by AQA.