French language courses

...A lot of class time will be spent on practising the four skills: listening, speaking, reading and writing, through a range of topics, such as young people and the media, education, health and social problems. The Language Resources Area has computers with Internet links, as well as satellite...

...What you will find here at Pendleton is a supportive learning environment where you can drop in at any time to ask staff for help, especially in the run-up to examinations. Teaching takes place in a state of the art digital language laboratory, which makes learning a language more...

... the cultures and topical issues of the French-speaking world will help you understand the similarities and differences between the English and French languages and their peoples. Research shows that this subject develops your confidence and personal communication skills as well as... Learn about: French Speaking, Social Skills, French society...

...You can join our beginners to advanced classes to learn French. You will be taught by native speakers and learn not just what to say but how to say...

...WBQ will be accepted in lieu of one A-level (at the grades specified above), excluding any specified language A- levels...

...Course outline In French we emphasise the practical application of language in real-life and professional situations. There are a varied and exciting...

...4.5 hours teaching, one hour language assistant and exam based assessment. AS (2 units) FN1 20% Oral Examiner led discussion of topics / General... Learn about: French Grammar, Basic French, French Speaking...

... and examinations in that language... Learn about: French Speaking, Intermediate French...

...French is the official language, not only of France and Luxembourg, but also of countries as far afield as Togo and the Central African Republic. So, being able to speak the language if you’re in any of these countries would definitely prove useful...

...French is the official language, not only of France and Luxembourg, but also of countries as far afield as Togo and the Central African Republic. So, being able to speak the language if you’re in any of these countries would definitely prove useful...

...2. Course description Studying French will develop students' speaking, listening, reading and writing skills. They will gain confidence in communicating in French and learn more about France and other French speaking countries...

... so through the critical application of innovative methodologies, and by continually bringing French studies into productive dialogue with developments in parallel disciplines. Our faculty’s interests are both historically and methodologically diverse; their strengths are complemented by a variety of programs... Learn about: Intermediate French...

...French Exam board: OCR Additional Information: Native speakers of French who have not had the chance to study the language formally...

...A-Level French builds on skills gained through GCSE and/or life experience. Equal emphasis is placed on speaking, listening, reading and writing through the study of selected topics relating to contemporary culture and society...

... requirements including GCSE French at Grade A or B. Career opportunities: Language can take you anywhere you want to go! You could go onto a...

...French at advanced level develops the skills of reading, listening, speaking and writing acquired at GCSE. The AS course comprises the study of three topic areas with specific reference to France and other French speaking countries...

...To achieve a command of modern spoken and written French to a high level of fluency and accuracy. To have a deeper understanding of the rich diversity of the culture in France and elsewhere in the French-speaking world...

...French is designed to develop an enthusiasm for language learning, awareness and understanding of contemporary society and confidence in communication...

... study, work or just out of interest WHAT WILL I LEARN? With increasing integration into Europe, studying French as a second language is beneficial...

... with the means to express their ideas through the language. The use of French as the principal means of communication in the classroom plays an important...