Turkish A level

My first language is Turkish and I took maths, further maths, physics and computer science and I'm predicted A*s and As. Should I still do Turkish A level as my fifth

I take it at my fourth as it is also my native language, it’s fine as a fourth but it may be too much workload as a fifth a level.

What is Turkish A Level like? Difficult for a non native?

I have been getting A’s all throughout Year 12 and 13, however it won’t be as easy for a non-native. The easiest way i can describe it is that it is essentially English literature but for Turkish. There’s 3 papers, paper 3 is the easiest. Paper 2 consists of two 45 markers one about a book and the other about a film. I do edexcel my teacher was given three books and three films, and she had to choose one to teach. You can either do two books or one book and one film. Paper 1 consists of translation (20 marks), i think 4 comprehension style questions where you’re given a short extract to read. Paper 3 consists of multiple choice questions at the start and comprehension style questions to answer whilst listening to an audio, and a 22 marker at the end. Essentially you won’t only be learning the language but also the culture, the politics, environmental issues etc. It’s a big jump from GCSE and i got a 9. However, I do advise that you try it out.