French Lessons for Advanced Beginners Lessons 3 (Pre-Intermediate Level For French Learners
French for Beginners 3 is the most advanced of the three beginner courses. It is designed for students who have completed the second stage 1 and 2 or for those learners with previous exposure to French, looking to build their knowledge Read More It’s a great course for consolidating what you’ve learned, practicing it and using it to prepare for an upcoming trip. Travelers who don’t want to lose the French they’ve learned also fit well in this course. Students can start at any time during the year Read More
Duration: 12 weeks
Date & Time Schedule per each class: 2 days in a week, 2 hourly lesson per each day
Total Number of Hours: 40 hours for this level.
Start of the next Session: Learners can register at any time through out the year. With a minimum of 12 learners, the course can start.
Level 3 French course is equivalent to Grades 6- 7 French speaking knowledge, by the end of this course, you will be able to do the following Read More
By the end of this level,
You will be able to communicate in a range of everyday social and travel contexts, You can talk with confidence ( go shopping, book a hotel room; make conversation in French; Write and understand simple written text and understand a wider range of grammar and vocabulary. You can be able to speak French with some confidence
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What you'll learn From French Language Level 2A
- You will rapidly learn and build a French solid foundation in just weeks.
- You will learn French having FUN with our interactive and dynamic videos and activities.
- You will learn French vocabulary, grammar and pronunciation in real situations.
- My goal is that you enjoy and lose your fear TALKING IN FRENCH in the most easy going and relax environment.
This is a pre-intermediate course at Level 2A to be used in general, simple communication with signers of SASL. At the end of the course, students will be able to:
- Communicate and maintain short conversations to describe events, people and objects in simple terms and maintain communication that deals with the direct exchange of information, as well as the recounting of a signed conversation.
- Understand specific predictable information in everyday conversations on a familiar topic.
- Understand short, simplified signed monologues.
- Ask questions about a signed monologue on a familiar topic, in preparation for paraphrasing it
- Summarise the main points of a short simple, signed text, using role shift where necessary.
- Recount a signed conversation on a simple topic, using South African Sign Language (NQF level 5, 4 credits)
- Paraphrase and summarise signed monologues on familiar topics using South African Sign Language (NQF level 5, 4 credits)
