French Language Conversation Classes: Intermediate

Part of: French Language Conversation Classes

Course description

This course is intended for intermediate students in French. It allows them to practice their oral skills at a level with which they are comfortable and to gain more fluency and more confidence in using the language in a broad variety of familiar situations.

Format

Prior to your course start date, you will receive an email notification outlining how to test and access your online course session and materials. You will meet online at the scheduled day(s) and time to engage in real-time learning. During class time, you will have the opportunity to interact in real-time with your instructor and other class participants. Additionally, you will access resources to facilitate learning and communication through a dedicated class platform (Moodle).  Full system requirements for accessing online courses are available on the System requirements page

Learning objectives

Students in this level will learn and practice language skills needed in simple everyday situations such as:

  • speaking about future plans
  • telling a simple story in the past
  • speaking about likes and dislikes, preferences
  • making comparisons
  • asking and answering increasingly complex questions
  • speaking about your health
  • giving detailed descriptions of people, objects, situations and events, in the present and past tenses

Prerequisites

You can register for this level if you already know how to do the following things in French:

  • speak on the telephone
  • ask for and give directions 
  • make reservations
  • give a definition
  • clarify a statement
  • tell whether a sentence is in a past, present or future tense

Additional Information

This level can be taken as many times as desired, as topics covered will change from one session to the next. It is not intended to take students directly to the Advanced level.

Students who wish to study in a program where they can move steadily from one level to the next—and where emphasis is also put on the written language—are encouraged to take courses in the Comprehensive French series instead.

Dates

French Language courses are offered three times per year:

  • September (registration opens in June)
  • January (registration opens in November)
  • April (registration opens in November)

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Continuing Studies statement on use of educational technology

This course will require the use of Zoom and may use other education technology such as internet-based applications, cloud services, or social media. In order to complete this course you will be required to either consent to the disclosure of your personal information outside of Canada to enable use of these technologies, or work with the Division of Continuing Studies to explore other privacy protective options (such as using an alias or nickname).