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Feb 23, 2018
I signed up to be a tutor of ancient and modern foreign languages (specifically Classical Greek, Latin and Modern Greek). For CG and MG I will be teaching for Primary, KS3, GCSE and A - levels. For Latin, Primary and KS3. The problem is I can only find very general instructions on what the curriculum should be. I cannot find any standardised textbooks (or even textbook suggestions) for teaching younger children. I can plan my own lessons, but I cannot be sure that I will cover everything that should be covered. Any suggestions? Thanks.
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