I am fluent in French and doing the French A-level. Will universities recognise it as an a-level? I've heard some unis dismiss language a-levels if you already speak the language.
Some unis used to exclude native language subjects but that shouldn't be the case any more. They might exclude it for other reasons - because it's not accepted for a specific course, or if you took it early, but not whether it's your first language or whatever.
Probably a bit early, but you can always email some potential choices to confirm their policy.
Somebody posted LSE's approved A-Levels list which was basically strong and weak A-Levels which LSE doesn't really like. MFL/Community languages was one of the strong ones.
Some unis used to exclude native language subjects but that shouldn't be the case any more. They might exclude it for other reasons - because it's not accepted for a specific course, or if you took it early, but not whether it's your first language or whatever.
Probably a bit early, but you can always email some potential choices to confirm their policy.
It's not my native language, it's my weaker language so I think that should be fine.