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Home Tuition Scotland only provides fully qualified and GTC Scotland-registered Spanish schoolteachers. We have gained our reputation as Scotland’s leading home tuition provider through experience, professionalism and great results for our pupils.

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A Spanish language qualification is a benchmark achievement. It is an indication that the learner has reached a stage in Spanish learning which begins to allow her/him to use the language independently in confident and flexible ways. From this level of achievement, the candidate will be in a position to pursue further Spanish study or to use the foreign language in a variety of ways, which might include:
• specialising in the study of the language, literature and culture of the country (or countries) concerned (eg Advanced Higher, study at Higher Education level)
• deploying her/his Spanish language skills for specific purposes, such as study of a subject at a university or other tertiary level establishment in the foreign country as part of a British degree, or interacting at an appropriate level with speakers of the language within an employment context
• drawing on the acquired level of knowledge about language and facility in language use to learn a different foreign language
• communicating with similarly educated foreign contemporaries
• using acquired language skills to access Spanish media, including TV programmes, films and magazine articles, for personal enjoyment.

The main aim of the Standard Grade Spanish tutor, Intermediate Spanish tutor or Higher Spanish tutor course, therefore, is for the candidate to develop communicative competence to a level of some sophistication in defined, relevant and useful contexts. Other important aims are to provide a worthwhile and enjoyable educational experience for the candidates and to provide them with an increasing bank of knowledge about the foreign country or countries and its/their customs and ways of life.

The Spanish course consists of two units, one of 80 hours designed to develop the relevant skills and competences within the context of three broad themes: lifestyles; education and work; and the wider world. The other unit offers candidates a choice of two options which may reflect their potential future language use or course of study or particular set of interests. One option focuses on extended reading and possibly viewing. The other option focuses on the productive, interactive or mediating uses of language which are often required in work-related contexts, though that productive work also requires the candidate to read and understand relevant textual material. It is anticipated that, in the first instance, centres may wish to direct candidates’ choice, taking account of teaching expertise and available resources. Candidates must complete the language unit and one of the optional units in order to gain the Spanish course award.

The Spanish tuition will contribute to the general education of the candidates by widening their horizons to encompass awareness of aspects of the culture of the country or countries where the language is spoken. It will also contribute to a wider understanding of how language works. The teaching approaches adopted will contribute to the development of confidence in interacting with others, at times at sophisticated levels, and in the ability to cope successfully and flexibly with unfamiliar situations. For those candidates choosing the Language in Work option, it will provide some knowledge of specific aspects of business, commerce or other similar contexts.

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