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Lawless French for grammar help
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Quizlet and memorise for vocab
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Spotify has loads of French music and podcasts lmk if you need a place to start!
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Audible has audiobooks in French
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Your school or local city libraries should have at least some books in French
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Lots of old French plays by Voltaire and etc are available free online as PDFs, as are recordings of the plays themselves on YouTube.
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Disney songs can be really handy for practicing other languages because you likely know them in English too
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If you take a gap year then opportunities like Au Pairing can be great for the personal statement
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there are entrance test past papers available online
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There is a specific Cambridge MML website. Go on ‘current students’ and have a look at the paper options, if you want
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There are lectures online made for A level students by our German faculty. I’ll try to remember what they’re called for you, but they’re on the A level texts, largely!
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Silke Mentchen, one of the German teachers here, has a book to help with German grammar called ‘step up your German’ or something along those lines. I really think it’s a good resource!
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Go for the college you like the most. If you’re suited to being here, it shouldn’t matter where you apply
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Practice being ok with being wrong. In interviews the answers matter much less than your ability to express your thinking out loud and your ability to take in new information that you’re given in order to answer questions
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Make the most of the process (it’s really fun in the interview room, just like a real supervision! Make the most of it! Scary but worth it)
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They don’t care what you wear to the interview as long as (of course) nothing offensive is written on clothes, etc. I wore black skinny jeans and a red jumper to mine.
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Lawless French for grammar help
•
Quizlet and memorise for vocab
•
Spotify has loads of French music and podcasts lmk if you need a place to start!
•
Audible has audiobooks in French
•
Your school or local city libraries should have at least some books in French
•
Lots of old French plays by Voltaire and etc are available free online as PDFs, as are recordings of the plays themselves on YouTube.
•
Disney songs can be really handy for practicing other languages because you likely know them in English too
•
If you take a gap year then opportunities like Au Pairing can be great for the personal statement
•
there are entrance test past papers available online
•
There is a specific Cambridge MML website. Go on ‘current students’ and have a look at the paper options, if you want
•
There are lectures online made for A level students by our German faculty. I’ll try to remember what they’re called for you, but they’re on the A level texts, largely!
•
Silke Mentchen, one of the German teachers here, has a book to help with German grammar called ‘step up your German’ or something along those lines. I really think it’s a good resource!
•
Go for the college you like the most. If you’re suited to being here, it shouldn’t matter where you apply
•
Practice being ok with being wrong. In interviews the answers matter much less than your ability to express your thinking out loud and your ability to take in new information that you’re given in order to answer questions
•
Make the most of the process (it’s really fun in the interview room, just like a real supervision! Make the most of it! Scary but worth it)
•
They don’t care what you wear to the interview as long as (of course) nothing offensive is written on clothes, etc. I wore black skinny jeans and a red jumper to mine.
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