French Upper Intermediate Term 1
Online course
Wednesday 15th, 22nd, 29th January, 5th, 12th, 26th February, 5th, 12th, 19th, 26th March 2025
6.00pm to 7.30pm
This course is the perfect way to introduce you to more complex vocabulary and grammar on a variety of topics. Emphasis is on communication for use in real life situations.
Learning Goals: (by the end of the course you will be able to…)
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Demonstrate use of more complex vocabulary
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Use common verbs in a variety tenses
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Ask and give basic information in a variety of situations
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Develop a better pronunciation
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Speak French more fluently
Who is this course for: This course is for learners who can already express themselves confidently in a range of everyday situations and wish to improve their skills to make the most of their visits to French speaking countries
Previous knowledge or experience: Learners should have completed French intermediate + or already be working towards an A2 level of the DELF
How will I learn: The course focuses on conversation. You will learn complex vocabulary and expressions for everyday conversation. You will practise in class with other learners and your tutor. You will be given small tasks to complete at home to reinforce what has been covered in class
How will I be assessed: There is NO formal assessment. However, your tutor will have set up objectives at the beginning of the term and will assess you while learning to ensure that the objectives are met.
What shall I bring: You will need to buy a course book. Details will be given by the tutor at the beginning of the course. A pocket French dictionary is also recommended
Next steps: French Upper Intermediate Term 2
If a learner decides to withdraw from a course before a course begins, the following charges should be made:
- 5 working days or more before course starts a full refund will be issued
Attendance is expected at each session to ensure that you get the most out of your learning experience and to minimise disruption for other learners. Please advise the venue/tutor of any absence you may have.
Participants will be required to use Zoom. No account is required
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This course is aimed at Hampshire residents aged 19+ Attendance is expected at each session to ensure that you get the most out of your learning experience and to minimise disruption for other learners. Please advise the venue/tutor of any absence you may have.
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