I mean, my school don't offer it but I really do want to do it as it is my language but I will need to blow some dust over my language because I haven't used it properly.
I mean, my school don't offer it but I really do want to do it as it is my language but I will need to blow some dust over my language because I haven't used it properly.
It's absolutely possible, but you need to sort out examination centres for the coursework and final exams.
I had that with Polish. My school didn't offer it, but my mum found a Polish saturday school for me and my siblings so that we could learn all the grammar and how to answer questions on the exam etc. basically stuff I couldn't learn at home. My school sorted the actual GCSE exam for me.
It's absolutely possible, but you need to sort out examination centres for the coursework and final exams.
[QUOTE="everything1177;47515941"]I had that with Polish. My school didn't offer it, but my mum found a Polish saturday school for me and my siblings so that we could learn all the grammar and how to answer questions on the exam etc. basically stuff I couldn't learn at home. My school sorted the actual GCSE exam for me.
I'm pretty sure most schools can help people with this. There are other people I know who also did the languages they speak at home. I don't see why they shouldn't let you do it. I think there might even be places that can let you do the exam, if your school doesn't.
I'm pretty sure most schools can help people with this. There are other people I know who also did the languages they speak at home. I don't see why they shouldn't let you do it. I think there might even be places that can let you do the exam, if your school doesn't.