Approximately 360 guided learning hours, with up to 24 months to complete the course, and the option to fast-track if you have a specific timeline.
Achieve a Pearson Edexcel International A Level German (IAS / IAL).
A GCSE German (or equivalent) is recommended to start confidently, but it is not essential — support is available for adult learners returning to study.
Assessment is set by Pearson Edexcel and includes externally examined spoken and written examinations that evaluate listening, speaking, reading and writing skills.
This German course builds advanced language skills while deepening your understanding of cultural, social and contemporary issues in German-speaking countries. It supports learners who want to communicate fluently and critically in both personal and professional contexts.
You have up to 24 months to complete this course, allowing you to plan study around work, family and other commitments. A fast-track option is available for learners with specific goals or scheduling needs.
This course is delivered 100% online. You’ll access structured lessons, practice tasks and exam preparation resources at any time that fits your routine. Tutor support and feedback are available depending on your chosen study package.
International A Level German IAS / IAL (Pearson Edexcel). Qualification Codes: WGN01/WGN02 (IAS), WGN03/WGN04 (IAL).
This qualification supports progression to modern languages degrees, international relations, translation, cultural studies and careers requiring bilingual communication and critical thinking.
This qualification carries UCAS points based on the final grade achieved, which may support UK university entry alongside course-specific requirements.
Yes, it’s designed to be studied flexibly and can suit adults returning to education or planning a new route to university or work.
You have up to 24 months, with an optional fast-track route if required.
Yes, exams are typically completed online through Lifelong Learning College, as we are an approved exams centre. If you prefer, you may choose to sit exams in person at an external centre — speak to an advisor for guidance on your options.
Yes, aspects of society, culture and contemporary issues are integral and support real-world language use.
Support varies by study package and can include tutor guidance, practice feedback and learning resources tailored for adult learners.