Spanish 路 AQA A-level 7692

The Spanish A-level course, beyond GCSE.

AQA prescribes themes and grammar for A-level Spanish but no word list, so this course builds its vocabulary from the 5,000 most frequent Spanish words and the lesson-library groups around them. It assumes the GCSE course and never re-teaches it: GCSE words and grammar are taken as read, so it starts with the function words and verbs beyond GCSE, then the vocabulary of the specification's themes. 3,559 words across 37 chapters, with the AQA grammar list interleaved.

37
Chapters
400
Lessons
3,559
Words
28
Grammar lessons

Advanced core words

Function words and verbs beyond GCSE, for arguing, qualifying and describing.

Social issues and trends

AQA's first theme: aspects of Hispanic society and multiculturalism.

Political and artistic culture

AQA's second theme: artistic culture and political life in the Hispanic world.

The wider world

Topic vocabulary beyond GCSE outside the four themes: the reading and listening papers range widely.

Strong language

Swearing and explicit vocabulary, to recognise rather than use. Locked until 2,000 XP.

The four AQA themes

The specification's themes and sub-themes, and the chapters whose vocabulary covers each one.

AQA A-level themes, sub-themes and chapters
Theme Sub-themes Chapters
Aspects of Hispanic societySocial issues and trends
  • Modern and traditional values
  • Cyberspace
  • Equal rights
Multiculturalism in Hispanic societySocial issues and trends
  • Immigration
  • Racism
  • Integration
Artistic culture in the Hispanic worldPolitical and artistic culture
  • Modern day idols
  • Spanish regional identity
  • Cultural heritage
Aspects of political life in the Hispanic worldPolitical and artistic culture
  • Today's youth, tomorrow's citizens
  • Monarchies and dictatorships
  • Popular movements

Themes and grammar from the AQA A-level Spanish (7692) specification; the vocabulary is ours, from the frequency list and the lesson library, because the specification prescribes none. Kilo Lingo is not affiliated with or endorsed by AQA.