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If you have studied Greek before, you already know a lot of the vocabulary and grammar you will need for GCSE: you know how to talk about yourself, your family and friends, your hobbies, where you live, school, holidays, food and drink. You will build on this knowledge during your GCSE course, and move on to new topics. If you are starting this as a new language for GCSE you can be confident in knowing that, through your previous studies in other subjects, you have already built up a lot of valuable skills which will help you to learn anew language.  \nWhat can I do after I’ve completed the course?  \nPeople with language skills and knowledge usually have an advantage over people without them. They stand out as talented and successful people, with broad and exciting horizons. Taking GCSE Greek means you will:  \n● Add an extra dimension to your personal skills profile which will impress anyone who reads your CV  \n● Be in a stronger position to get a job in companies with international links or improve employability if you would like to work abroad  \n● Be able to work or study in a Greek-speaking country in later life  \n● Be able to study AS and A level Greek courses to further your knowledge of the language and culture  \n● Find it easier to learn other languages later if you want to.  \nWhat will I learn?  \nGCSE Greek helps you explore a wide range of topics, from celebrations and festivals, through getting by as a tourist in Greece to international campaigns and events. You will learn about Greek culture through a range of interesting topics which will add to your understanding of the language and country.  \nHow will I be assessed?  \nYou will take four exams worth 25% each. You can take foundation or higher level, and you will be given a grade between 1 and 9, with 9 being the highest.  \n\n| Listening and | Reading and | Writing in Greek | Speaking in |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- |\n| understanding | understanding | 60 marks | Greek |\n| in Greek | in Greek |  | 70 marks |\n| 50 marks | 50 marks |  |  |\n| This requires you to listen to recordings in Greek and answer questions on what you hear. Some of these questions will be multiple-choice and some will need you to write short answers in English and Greek. | The reading section will give you texts to read and questions to answer. Some of these questions will be multiple-choice and some will need you to write short answers in English and Greek. Texts will be from Greek sources such as emails, magazinesand books. 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