French Classes
Courses for adults...
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Alter Ego:
Group classes are the best option for those who want to
interact with other students
while enriching their vocabulary
and learning the basics of
grammar.
Focus is on oral communication and an average of 7
students per class ensures the active participation of all
students.
Join a morning or an
evening group for a two-hour
class twice a week, for 10 weeks
(40 hours). Fall, winter and spring sessions are available.
Our
curriculum
encompasses four main levels,
from A1 to B2 corresponding to
an overall language skills
profile based on
The Common European
Framework of Reference for
Languages (CEFR).
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CEFR is a Council of Europe
instrument used in setting up a
system of validation of language
competencies. It is the result
of a long development phase
conducted by foreign language
teaching specialists, including
Canadians, between 1991 and
2001. Each learning situation is
contextualized taking into
consideration the Canadian
context.
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Alter Ego is a
relatively new method
for adults which has
been designed according
to the
CEFR. Using a
communicative approach,
learning is based on
authentic tasks and
interactions in
diversified situations
as well as varied themes
of everyday life.
Students receive their
own text, exercise book
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Maintenance Course:
Deepen or
maintain your fluency in French
and increase your vocabulary
through theme-based discussions.
Themes will be discussed and
chosen according to the
students’ interests and
objectives. Focus is on oral
communication and an average of
7 students per class ensures the
active participation of all
students.
Join a morning or an
evening group for a two-hour
class once a week, for 10 weeks
(20 hours). Three sessions are
available: in the fall, winter
and spring.
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Young at Heart:
Special theme-based
French course for the
‘Young at Heart’ focused
on everyday life
communication needs.
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