A-level Spanish?

Is there a definitive list of vocab for A-level Spanish? Or at least a minimum core set of vocab, like at GCSE? If not, how would I go about learning enough vocab to get an A* in the exam?

Which board would you be taking?

Is there a definitive list of vocab for A-level Spanish? Or at least a minimum core set of vocab, like at GCSE? If not, how would I go about learning enough vocab to get an A* in the exam?

The best thing to do is have a look at the specification - it will tell you either what you need to know or roughly topics that you need to know the vocab for

Ah okay, thank you! Do you have a rough idea of how many words you would need to learn for each topic?

Ah sorry - thought I said that! Edexcel

There is some useful info in the Specification document.

https://qualifications.pearson.com/en/qualifications/edexcel-a-levels/spanish-2016.html

I have A Levels in German and French and GCSE in Spanish.

Is there a definitive list of vocab for A-level Spanish? Or at least a minimum core set of vocab, like at GCSE? If not, how would I go about learning enough vocab to get an A* in the exam?

I don’t think there is a definitive list like there is at GCSE. I did A level French and my teacher recommended the book mot à mot, I just looked the equivalent Spanish one would be ‘palabra poor palabra’but that’s for AQA, don’t know how useful that would be for you

ETA- found a edexcel one, have a look
https://www.amazon.co.uk/Palabra-por-Sixth-Vocabulary-level/dp/1510434836

Is there a definitive list of vocab for A-level Spanish? Or at least a minimum core set of vocab, like at GCSE? If not, how would I go about learning enough vocab to get an A* in the exam?