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Grasping a brand new language can be difficult, especially if you have just learned languages in your school. Many students have trouble with French, German and Spanish, as they do not have the language expertise or self confidence necessary to thrive while sitting Junior Cert and Leaving Cert language exams.
French is often taken for the leaving cert, which are an Irish student’s last examinations of secondary schooling. The leaving cert makes it possible for students to be accepted to a college, to find job opportunities or start new training, depending on their end results. The principle aim of the Leaving Cert French exam is for students to become fluent, or as near to as possible and to get a good comprehension of the culture, literature, background and geography.
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