This intensive non-credit course is for students who want to learn French in a short period. The emphasis will be on learning French for everyday communication. Students will work on grammar and vocabulary exercises through peer work activities.
Program Overview
This intensive non-credit course is for students who want to learn French in a short period. The emphasis will be on learning French for everyday communication. Students will work on grammar and vocabulary exercises through peer work activities. The class will focus on the four aspects of language: listening, speaking, reading and writing.
Many activities are done in groups to help each student feel at ease to practice their new language skills. This course also includes cultural activities, which allow students to use what they learn in class with locals. At the beginner levels, some topics covered include greetings and introductions, asking for directions, telling time, useful phrases for shopping, eating out, making appointments and so on.
In addition to language skills, students learn simple academic skills. Giving presentations and writing short essays are two such skills. Note: there are no placement tests. Students register for a class based on their current level (beginner/intermediate/advanced).
Established in 2001, the Vanier College Language School views language as a tool to develop minds, confidence, and life.
We are well known for our reputable English and French non-credit programs, which improve students’ proficiency for career and pre-university studies, work and cultural integration. We also offer Italian, Japanese, Mandarin and Spanish for professional and recreational communication.
To maintain this quality of education, our team of certified teachers has access to resources that integrate either language and academic skills or language and life skills. In addition, we encourage innovative on-the-move learning, which gets students speaking to locals or in everyday contexts.
Our reputation, developed mainly through word-of-mouth, is based on 3 simple principles about learning:
These non-credit courses allow locals to acquire or brush up on skills for international exchange and build confidence.
Did you know that there are almost 8 million French speakers in Canada? Although approximately 85% of them live in Quebec, there are over a million who reside in other parts of the country, which means if you live in Canada, you probably come into contact with the language on a daily basis.
This is a program open for beginner and intermediate levels. It provides a structured and professional French learning environment. We offer One-o-One and Group French classes. Our Online group sizes are between 3 to 6 students. The program is personalized for the student needs.
Through teaching scenarios, students learn to know the different characters and absorb the dominant characteristics of the French language.
French language training is delivered by Official Languages School to Federal Government employees preparing for their Second Language Evaluation tests whether for oral proficiency, written expression, reading comprehension, or all three.
Trent offers a major in French Studies, and you may choose to enter this program if you have the equivalent of Grade 12 4U/M French from an Ontario secondary school. It is also possible to enter the major (or minor) in French Studies by upgrading your French in your first year, depending on your ba...
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