Print French Advanced Conversation and Current Affairs
C00564
This course will be delivered online.
Ready to take your French to the next level? This course is designed for advanced learners who want to confidently discuss current affairs, culture, and more. You'll expand your vocabulary, master high-frequency idioms, and gain the skills to debate and present in French. Perfect for those with a passion for French culture and a desire to express themselves fluently.
Course Content
This course covers:
Expressing opinions in French using advanced structures and vocabulary, especially when discussing current affairs
Identifying and accurately using tenses and grammar structures (passé composé/imparfait, conditionnel et subjonctif)
Using French expressions and idioms in context
Critically analysing and commenting on written texts from newspapers, magazines, or websites (B2-C1 level)
Understanding videos on current topics in French (B2-C1 level)
Entry Requirements
To be eligible for this course you must be 19 or over on 31st August prior to the course start date.
This course is for advanced learners with 6 or more years of previous French study.
You should be working around B2/C1 level.
First Class Requirements
Please bring a pen and paper or your electronic device if preferred.
Attendance Requirements
Regular attendance is advisable to develop language skills and ensure maximum progress.
Assessment Methods
Your tutor will discuss your goals with you and assess your progress through in-class observation and activities. You'll track your progress in your Personal Learning Plan (PLP). After this course, you can enrol on any Advanced level course.
Further Study Options
Further to completing this course you can enrol on any Advanced level course.
Additional Information
You won't need to buy a book for this class. It's delivered online, and we'll teach you how to use Zoom. You'll need access to online sites for videos and podcasts. You'll receive weekly emails with lesson information and homework. Please bring a pen and paper or your preferred electronic device. Regular attendance is recommended for maximum progress.
