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French Intermediate Level A: LANG 2003

Improve your French language skills

While French Intermediate Level A is a great way to improve your conversational skills, the main focus of the class is on achieving conversational skills that closely match the Federal government’s requirements for their Level A Oral Proficiency Test.

French Intermediate Level A reinforces and builds upon the content and skills developed in our French Beginners Level 3 class. While reading and writing skills will be touched upon, you will focus on oral language skills.

For this course, you should be able to:

  • Give and ask directions
  • Use proper verbs to describe chores at work/home, etc.
  • Recount past/present/future events
  • Use work lingo in day-to-day applications
  • Describe people/objects/places

Learned grammatical concepts are put to use in a variety of conversation-based exercises that strengthen your comprehension and self-expression.

According to the Federal government, "Level A is the minimum level of second language ability in oral proficiency for positions that require simple and repetitive use of the second language in routine work situations". A person speaking at this level can:

  • Ask and answer simple questions
  • Give simple instructions
  • Give uncomplicated directions relating to routine work situations

For more information

No materials are required.

Fall term

Tuesdays, Oct. 6 to Dec. 8 (10 weeks)
6 - 7:30 p.m.
UNB Fredericton | 9 Macaulay Ln, Tilley Hall, Room 125
$225 (No HST)

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About the instructor

Émilie Maltais is a native French speaker from Saguenay QC. She studied and graduated from UQAC university in 2020 with a degree in French education. She worked in Québec as a French teacher for two years before moving to New-Brunswick.

She is currently teaching French at École Sainte-Anne. Émilie loves teaching French to francophone students as well as French as a second language students.