Diploma in French

Description

French is one of Canada’s two official languages. Mastering it will give you incredibly significant skills to compete in the job market in Canada. You will also have a commanding influence in your community and government. Spoken globally in over 30 countries, French is also an official language at the United Nations. The influence of French at home and globally makes it a tool and passport to success. You will study the following courses, including an end-of-program applied project. The programme is flexible and young people who are already in the workforce and want to develop themselves can study the language at their own pace. Modules studied include language specific courses to improve your fluency and courses covering the contexts in which the language is spoken.

Diploma in French

Introduction to Language Study
The Francophone World
Reading 1
Writing 1
Listening 1
Speaking 1
Further Speaking
Further Reading
Further Writing
Further Listening
The Frontiers of Europe in Atlantic Canada: St Pierre & Miquelon
Introduction to Translation
Project OR 3 Months’ Internship – in business or in a context where French is used regularly (including teaching)

Entrance Requirements

A high school diploma with French or work experience where French is commonly used. This programme is generally aimed at young adults. Those with no French will start with a foundation module.

Assessment

Includes a combination of coursework, in-class tests, exams, presentations and a research project.

Duration

2-Years

Careers after Programme

Health workers; human services workers; Administrators in public or private sectors; human resource officers; office workers; further professional training or higher education.

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Start your application today and take the first step towards your future in this program.

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