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School: Pearson Adult Centre
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French
Course Format: Classroom
Basic Language courses in French are offered at Place Cartier Adult Centre in Beaconsfield and Pearson Adult Centre in LaSalle. These courses integrate Reading, Writing, Listening and Speaking at different levels to accommodate the particular needs of the student.
 

School: College of Extended Learning - UNB
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Certificate of Proficiency in French
Course Format: Classroom
The University of New Brunswick in Fredericton and Saint John offers a Certificate of Proficiency in French as a second language. The program leading to the award of the Certificate is designed to give working adults, as well as regular University students who are not specializing in French, an opportunity to follow a coordinated program of French as a second language over a period of several y...
 

School: Cactus Canada
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French
Course Format: Classroom
All of our courses are carefully structured and designed to cover a wide range of topic areas, grammatical structures and skills. A Cactus Foreign Language Course includes the following elements: Developing and improving your spoken language Building your communicative confidence so you can talk with native speakers. Developing your listening and comprehension skills to improve understand...
 

School: UBC Continuing Studies
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French in the Workplace
Course Format: Classroom
Improve your vocabulary and expressions for verbal and written communication in the workplace, read and prepare your own business documents, and learn how to write a résumé. A good working knowledge of French is required.
 

French Art and Literature
Course Format: Classroom
Practice your French while getting a general overview of French art and literature. This course will focus on French modern and contemporary movies, classic literature, great poets, 20th century writers, impressionist painters, pop music, architecture and sculpture. Discussions will be accompanied by authentic materials: extracts from literary works, audio-visual excerpts such as film clips, TV...
 

French
Course Format: Classroom
This introductory course is designed for those who have had no previous exposure to French language learning. The focus will be placed on phonetic practice and on creating basic sentences. The communicative approach and authentic materials used in this program will enable students to conduct simple, useful conversations and prepare for French Beginner I.
 

French language and culture in the south of france
Course Format: Classroom
This unique new program will provide real-life opportunities for participants to practise and improve their French through trips and excursions throughout the region. Designed for those who already know some French, participants will take guided tours around the region and interact with locals in a variety of situations, from visiting local artisans and winemakers, to shopping in markets for fo...
 

French and Spanish Immersion
Course Format: Classroom
This exciting weekend is for those interested in practising French or Spanish in an immersion setting. Your classes take place in the target language �elementary, intermediate and advanced levels are offered �and you’ll study with experienced, native-speaking instructors who understand the challenges of learning a language in an intensive setting.
 

French Cuisine: Secrets of the Chefs
Course Format: Classroom
This fundamental course, a prerequisite for the UBC Certificate in French Regional Cuisine, emphasizes the importance of French culinary terms in today’s cooking. Each culinary term refers to a special cooking technique; knowing them will help you to understand the art of fine cooking. Each week you learn culinary terms and implement the technique by preparing your own meal. From brunoise, juli...
 

The Culture and Traditions of French Regional Cuisine
Course Format: Classroom
Directly across from Germany, Strasbourg is the capital of the Alsace, a region that blends the flavours of both France and Germany. Its memorable cuisine has the boldness of Germanic culinary tradition and the quality of fine French cuisine. The people of Alsace and Lorraine are masters of smoking and pickling, of preparing pâtés, terrines, and all types of sausages. Lorraine is still predomin...
 

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