Before you start making your GCSE French coursework, ask yourself a question: what grade would I like to get on it? In terms of this, formulate the purpose of your work. For example, I must write an excellent GCSE French coursework in order to develop my knowledge of French. It is first and foremost that you should do. It will be a kind of a psychological motivation for you that will help pass through your GCSE French coursework writing process easily.
 
The steps you will have to take in order to make everything properly can be formulated as follows:

• Try to remember everything learnt within your French classes. The materials that you remember most of all can become a good topic for your GCSE French coursework. If you remember them, it was rather interesting for you to learn this material, then it will be rather interesting for you to continue investigating these issues while writing your GCSE French coursework;
• Try to identify a certain problem within the topic chosen. At French classes your tutor considered this topic from one angle. Now you have a chance to consider it from an absolutely another angle in your GCSE French coursework. So, turn it into a thesis statement or a research question of your GCSE French coursework;

• Design an outline for your GCSE French coursework. It is up to you to choose any way of making this outline you like. The most important thing is that it should be helpful for writing the GCSE French courseworks itself;
• Write your GCSE French coursework following the plan and edit it as soon as it is completed. Formulate the sentences clearly and try to choose the words that would convey the exact meaning of what you want to say.

And remember: motivation will help you go on writing your GCSE French courseworks!