French - Stage 3 - Languages & Communication - Windsor Campus - Part Time

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Languages - French - Stage 3 - X9030

Subject Area		Languages & Communication

Centre		Windsor Campus

Course Fee		£385

Materials Cost		-

Total Cost		£385
The total cost includes the course fee and additional costs for materials. Please note that a one-off £30 college administration fee is normally payable.

Interview Required		Yes

Start Date		14/9/2010

Day/Time		Tue, 1900-2100

What’s covered
By the end of this course, you should be able to engage in conversation with a native speaker with confidence and to feel at home using a variety of tenses and idiomatic expressions. In addition, you will be able to write letters, make simple presentations and express opinions and preferences. Students on this course are not required to take any exams or formal assessments. At Stage 3, your continuing exposure to the language will extend your language skills and begin to take you beyond the strictly basic demands of previous levels. Increased accuracy, a wider range of vocabulary, practice in using the past, present and future tenses and a greater understanding of idiomatic expressions combine to give more confidence in speaking. You should be able to take part in conversations on everyday topics with less need for repetition and explanation on the part of the native speaker. The language you learn will enable you to: Make arrangements Give simple presentations Write letters Express preferences Make complaints, etc. The settings will include personal life, travel, leisure activities, the workplace etc.

What do you need
Satisfactory completion of 120 hours' tuition or the equivalent. You should already be able to use the present tense, perfect tense and immediate future.

How long
One year

How you are assessed
All students will need to buy course books which will provide much of the material for lessons and for homework. Students will be given lots of listening and speaking practice and will be taught in a relaxed and friendly environment.

What course next
Stage 4 or AS Level.

What could this lead to

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