Will I be able to do a level Spanish from scratch?

You could do those at A level because I'm doing French even though I'm French. How long have you lived in the UK?

I lived here nearly 5 years and no I can't take those at a level because they don't have them in nearby colleges

Sorry I didn't read the last part of your message . Yeah, I was just asking because to get student finance you need to have lived here for 5 years so I was just checking. But yeah, if you think you would enjoy spanish and are prepared to spend time learning it then go for it. Otherwise, maybe consider another A level

But would 2 years to learn from knowing nothing to knowing end of a levels stuff even practically possible?

Hello,
I'm currently doing my GCSEs and I think my grades are going to be:
Russian-A* Maths- A double science -BB history-C English literature -C/B RS- C French-C English language-C/D Art-C computer studies-pass music-D
I was thinking of doing a levels in maths, biology and fast track Spanish- where you do GCSE in year 12 and As and A2 in second year. As well as you can see my GCSE grade in English my not even reach a C and that's because English is my third language and when I did my coursework I barely knew any English so i got like a U in that, meaning that I had to get an A in first English igcse reading paper to be able to get a C. Additionally for college I'm applying to they require grade A in either English or a foreign language , and I know I gotten A* in Russian but that's because I already basically know it and just had to sit an exam without teacher so had to learn all how to write and read in Russian in a week which I managed. As well as for French I might only get a C because we had a crap teacher who didn't even teach us anything but just said write this and she always said how bad mine was and then just wrote it and I had to remember it for my coursework, as well as I sat the foundation papers, but so many sat higher and now I feel really bad that the college will say no that I can't do the a level. But I can speak Latvian, Russian and English fluently right now, and Latvian and Russian are completely different if you are wondering.
I really will appreciate all the help I can get

Hmm... languages... I suppose it all depends on how dedicated you are. You have a C in GCSE French and French isn't too dissimilar to Spanish, they're more similar than most people would think. I think it's a case of if you can focus really hard and regularly learn vocabulary and grammar because GCSE to A-Level is a large jump in terms of language. *NOT* impossible though! If you think you could push yourself to learn the language well enough, I say go for it! Seeing your language skills so far in learning Latvian and Russian to fluency, you must be very talented in grammar as it is. Like I said, don't take my response as "don't do it you'll just fail" because you could do very well as other posts suggest; you just need to look at the Spanish language and think "is it something I could push myself to work hard at?"

If it is, ¡a por ello!

Most will have entry requirements of AAB, but realistically you would need A*AA to secure a place, because of all the competition.

Is marine biology really that competitive?