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German

A-Level German (AQA 7662), against the DfE/Ofqual modern foreign languages subject content.

Editorially reviewed26 July 2026·A-Levels
Revision ↗︎Complete topic map ↓Official sources ↗︎
German·A-Levels
Topic nodes
15
Pathways and specifications
2
Nations and regions
1
Public references
2
Contents+
  1. 01Overview
  2. 02Complete topic map
  3. 03Where this subject applies
  4. 04Official sources
  5. 05In-depth guides

Contents

  1. 01Overview
  2. 02Complete topic map
  3. 03Where this subject applies
  4. 04Official sources
  5. 05In-depth guides

Overview

German

A-Level German (AQA 7662), against the DfE/Ofqual modern foreign languages subject content.

Subject guide
A-Levels
Topics mapped
15

Complete topic map

Complete topic map

Every topic recorded for this subject in the curriculum is reproduced below in its full hierarchy. The descriptions reflect the mapped scope without implying additional exam rules.

  1. 01

    The changing state of the family

    Examines relationships within the family, partnership and marriage, and the range of different family structures in German-speaking society.

  2. 02

    The digital world

    Explores the internet, social networks and the wider digitalisation of society in German-speaking countries.

  3. 03

    Youth culture: fashion and trends, music and television

    Considers fashion and image, the significance of music for young people, and the role television plays in their lives.

  4. 04

    Festivals and traditions

    Looks at the roots and origins of festivals and traditions, their social and economic importance today, and their regional variety.

  5. 05

    Art and architecture

    Studies notable artists and architects, the place of art and architecture in everyday life, and how they have evolved across past, present and future.

  6. 06

    Cultural life in Berlin, then and now

    Surveys how Berlin has been shaped by its history, its theatres, music and museums, and the diversity of its population.

  7. 07

    Immigration

    Investigates the reasons for migration, the advantages and disadvantages of immigration, and migration policy in German-speaking society.

  8. 08

    Integration

    Addresses measures to support integration, the obstacles that hinder it, and the experiences of different migrant groups.

  9. 09

    Racism

    Examines the victims and origins of racism and the efforts made to combat it in German-speaking society.

  10. 10

    Germany and the European Union

    Discusses Germany's role in Europe, the benefits and drawbacks of the EU for Germany, and the impact of EU enlargement.

  11. 11

    Politics and youth

    Explores young people's political engagement, the priorities of youth policy, and the values and ideals that shape them.

  12. 12

    German reunification and its consequences

    Covers the peaceful revolution in the GDR, reunification as aspiration versus reality, and the culture and identity of the old and new federal states.

  13. 13

    Literary text and film study

    Requires detailed study of one set text and one film, or two set texts, drawn from the prescribed lists, to support analytical written response.

  14. 14

    Individual research project

    An independently researched topic linked to one of the four sub-theme areas, presented and discussed in the speaking examination.

  15. 15

    Grammar

    Consolidation and extension of German grammatical structures across all four skills, as set out in the prescribed grammar annex.

Where this subject applies

Where this subject applies

These pathways and regions are explicitly connected to the subject in the curriculum.

Pathways and specifications

  1. 01

    AS-Level

    Advanced Subsidiary — the first year of A-Level study (standalone or first half of the full A-Level).

  2. 02

    A-Level (A2)

    The full Advanced Level — AS content plus the second-year A2 content.

Official sources

Official sources

The public sources below are referenced directly by this subject or by one of its topics.

This editorial selection points to the relevant official bodies. Always confirm current requirements, dates and amendments with your school or college and the appropriate awarding organisation.

2
Public references

S·01Department for Education (DfE)GCE AS and A level subject contentOpen source↗︎S·02Ofqual-regulated awarding bodies (AQA, OCR, Pearson, WJEC/Eduqas, CCEA)Awarding-body A-Level specifications & assessment objectivesOpen source↗︎

In-depth guides

In-depth guides

G·01How to read your A-Level specificationYour specification is the contract your exam is written from. How to find the right one, read it the way an examiner does, and turn it into a checklist you can revise against.5 min read→G·02Your A-Level revision plan: an 8-week methodA realistic eight-week A-Level revision plan: an honest audit first, then subjects in rotation with active recall, and full past papers on the clock to finish.8 min read→G·03How do A-Levels work? Papers, grading and results explainedExam boards and specifications, AS and A2, assessment objectives, A* to E grading and where results come from: how A-Levels fit together — without the myths.7 min read→

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