FRENCH 4-DAY INTENSIVE - LEVEL 2

The emphasis of this course will be on developing speaking and listening skills and could include topics such as introducing and talking about yourself, travel and transport, asking for and understanding directions, shopping, dealing with problems and emergencies.

The content and outcomes of the course will be discussed with you and may be adapted to meet your needs and those of the group. As a guide, by the end of the course you should be able to:
Deal with everyday situations and hold a conversation about topics relating to everyday life, such as family, hobbies, travel, current affairs and the world of work.
Take part in discussions and express your opinion on a range of familiar topics.
Show that you can understand conversations and recorded material on familiar topics and can follow lines of argument.
Read and discuss extracts from various sources such as magazines, newspapers and the Internet.

Who is the course for?

This course is designed to improve and sustain your language skills keeping your mind active and alert.
You can already carry out simple, routine tasks and deal with most predictable situations. You may have completed a Level 1 course or attended a Level 2 course. If you are unsure of your level, please contact your local centre for further assistance. Diagnostic self-assessment sheets are available from the centres and at the website address above.

What is your approach?

The course is conducted in French and will provide a highly stimulating environment. Working in pairs, small groups, on your own or with the whole class you will take part in a range of activities, including role play, games, quizzes, reading comprehension and listening exercises. You will be expected to communicate using the target language.

What can I do next?

If you would like more information about progression opportunities, please speak to your tutor or other member of staff.
Further information about career opportunities can be found by visiting https://nationalcareersservice.direct.gov.uk
Are there opportunities to feedback?
We are always looking to ensure the experience students have with us is of the highest standard. During the year you may be asked to take part in surveys from ourselves as well as organisations such as Ofsted and the Skills Funding Agency who assess our performance. This information is valuable so please take the time to give your feedback.

What will I need?

You will have an opportunity to maintain an Individual Learning Plan and your tutor will discuss your progress and achievement with you throughout the course.
What will I need for the first lesson?
Pens, lined paper we recommend having a folder or ring binder for the course.
Please bring a packed lunch – tea and coffee are available at a small cost.
Are there any other costs?
At the first session your tutor will advise you about the purchase of a textbook and/or dictionary.