Andrzej303 8 Mar 2015 / #1As some of you may be aware the exam board AQA has decided to discontinue offering an A-Level in Polish from 2018.This decision will have a detrimental effect on thousands of children of Polish heritage in the UK.If you are a UK resident and oppose this decision please take the time to sign this petition and send it to as many people as you can.change.org/p/andrew-hall-chief-executive-officer-aqa-aqa-keep-the-a-level-polish-exam-after-2018Thank You
vjmehra 16 | 80 8 Mar 2015 / #2That seems insane, surely here in the UK we should be offering more foreign language A-levels not less!!!
jon357 73 | 22641 8 Mar 2015 / #4Signed a while ago. It should continue.By the way, it's only one exam board who have done this.
OP Andrzej303 8 Mar 2015 / #5Thanks to those that signed.Which other exams boards offer Polish A-Level? As far as I am aware AQA was the only one...
jon357 73 | 22641 8 Mar 2015 / #6Maybe it's changed. JMB used to do one I think, plus the old London board. Did you read this article a few days ago?But there is a straightforward argument for why Britain should be polishing its polski in the future:theguardian.com/commentisfree/2015/mar/06/polish-language-britain-exam-board-a-level
goofy_the_dog 8 Mar 2015 / #7well i passed my Polish exams with AQA, it was povided by my college which was cool.
jon357 73 | 22641 8 Mar 2015 / #8There's a strong case for retaining and even increasing qualifications in all the minority languages used in the UK.