French Language, Culture, Employability - WUES1FLC

Goal(s)

European framework – CECR Levels (A1, A2, B1, B2, C1)
Courses allow students to learn general French, whatever their levels from complete beginner (A1 - Can understand and use everyday expressions in simple concrete situations) to advanced (C1 - Can understand a variety of long and complex texts and perceive the implicit meanings. Controls the organization and cohesion tools of the language).

Content(s)

Written and oral French conversation in the areas of every day and student life.
Active and communicative methods around 4 skills (written & oral comprehension, written & oral presentation) are offered to groups (from 8 to 12 students) of different levels based on the Common European Framework of Reference (from absolute beginners to “independent” students).
• Intensive classes (up to 20 hours per week in summer sessions)
• Extensive classes
• Day or evening classes
• Private tutoring (for one to three students)

Oral expression classes