French language courses

...Language study is about creativity, logic and communication. Employers and universities consider having a second language to be highly desirable. This two-year course will not only develop language...

...Introduction Manchester Academy of English and Cactus have joined up to bring you Spanish, French Italian, Greek, Polish and Chinese language...

...A2 French Level: AS/A2 Awarding Body: AQA Course Content: Speaking another language is a vitally important asset on the job market: If you can offer...

...2. Course description Want to enjoy you holiday to the full? Need to use better French in your job? Then this course designed for adults is for you! Learn to describe people, talk about your daily routine, cope at the doctors and politely make a complaint...

.... By the end of the course you will be able to maintain a conversation in French and will feel confident in doing...

...The course will allow you to develop your fluency and understanding of the language. You will learn about the concerns which affect people's lives in French-speaking countries...

...French Level: AS/A2 Awarding Body: AQA Course Content: Speaking another language is a vitally important asset on the job market: If you can offer...

...This joint degree enables you to acquire an in-depth knowledge of French language and culture while developing your ability as an analyst of international economic phenomena. 50% of your degree will be in Economics and 50% in the School of Modern Languages. The French side of your degree... Learn about: Modern French, Applied Econometrics...

...2. Course description Our approach to GCSE French at New College is to encourage you to learn another language, to introduce you to something new and to extend your qualifications. During the course you will listen to people speaking French, learn to speak it yourself, read what others have written...

...2. Course description This course builds on your GCSE French to give you a lasting appreciation of the language. You will develop oral fluency and conversation skills through a range of stimulating and absorbing study topics including Education Family and Lifestyle. Your studies will also give...

...AS / A2 French WHY TAKE FRENCH? Did you love learning French at GCSE? Do you find it a beautiful language? Would you like to work at a higher level...

...To develop an understanding of spoken and written foreign language in a range of contexts. Develop the ability to communicate effectively. Develop a knowledge and understanding of the grammar of the language and the ability to apply it. To develop a knowledge and understanding of countries where...

...To build up your skills in speaking, listening, reading and writing in French. To give you an insight into the culture of France and other French speaking countries...

...3. Entry requirements You should have GCSE grade C or above in French; if not, we can negotiate on an individual basis. You should be prepared...

...French (improvers) « Return to search results Course outline You will develop language skills related to contemporary topics such as travelling, free time and culture. What do I need to get on the course? You are expected to have studied French to a breakthrough / preliminary level...

...In the AS course you will learn about France and the French speaking world via topics such as cinema, music, technology, health and family. You will have the opportunity to speak French in the classroom and in small conversation groups. You will become confident in the use of tenses in French...

...To improve your skills in speaking, listening, reading and writing in French. To give you an insight into the culture of France and other French speaking countries...

...French Films Who is this for? Adults with some experience of the French language ( intermediate to advanced : equivalent of A level) and for people...

...French (Improvers) « Return to search results Course outline These are introductory lessons where you will learn basic vocabulary. Emphasis is on speaking about personal and social interests. You will learn vocabulary for asking directions and other basics that you might need. What do I need to...

... of the language. An enjoyable way to make you a more confident visitor to France. Suitable for: The day is not suitable for complete beginners, and you should at least be able to speak a few simple phrases. You will also benefit from the day if you are at a more advanced conversational. level...