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AP\/FR 1020 6.0 Introductory French (Language)<\/a><\/h3>
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(Language of instruction: French)<\/p>\n

Course Director: <\/strong>Savitsa S\u00e9vigny<\/p>\n

Description: <\/strong>AP\/FR 1020 6.0 is designed for students who have not studied French, or who do not have sufficient French to be admitted to the intermediate level. Students are encouraged to develop their oral and written skills systematically. Basic vocabulary and grammatical structures of the language are introduced without delay, allowing students to express themselves at an early stage. Through reading materials, students are introduced to well-known personalities and cultural facts from various French speaking countries.<\/p>\n

Format: <\/strong>4 class hours per week + weekly French Language workshops<\/p>\n

Evaluation: <\/strong>Students will be evaluated on the basis of attendance, participation and performance tests. There will be regular homework assignments, as well as written and oral tests. Oral work, 50%; written work, 50%<\/p>\n

Textbook: <\/strong>Pause Caf\u00e9, M\u00e9thode de fran\u00e7ais, Anat Avitzur et Elsa Michael, Thomson\/ Modulo, Canada, 2006.<\/p>\n

Prerequisite<\/strong>:: <\/strong>Departmental questionnaire or assessment test.
\nCourse Exclusion: <\/strong>GL\/FRSL 0400 6.0<\/p>\n

Associated Course Fees<\/strong>: $8<\/p>\n

Reserved spaces: <\/strong>Some seats reserved for 1st and 2nd year students<\/div>\n

AP\/FR 1030 6.0 Intermediate French (Language)<\/a><\/h3>
(Language of instruction: French)
\n4 class hours per week + weekly French Language workshops Course Director<\/strong>: TBA<\/p>\n

Description: <\/strong>The objective of this course is to give students who are presently rethinking their academic and career goals the opportunity to upgrade their skills with less than Grade 12 French. On completion of AP\/FR 1030 6.0 , students qualify for the Department of French Studies\u2019 certificate of French Language proficiency and degree program, thus opening the door for further studies of French language and culture, linguistics and literature.<\/p>\n

This course is designed to consolidate and expand the basic language skills in the following four areas: listening, speaking, reading and writing. <\/strong>It is organized around the systematic presentation of grammar, simple syntax and vocabulary in the context of practical situations. The course also provides students with the opportunity to practice speaking skills and gain confidence in oral communication through regular small-group activities and role playing(for instance describing people, seeking information, reporting on local news)<\/em>; students will also have the opportunity to work on pronunciation. Listening comprehension is developed through listening exercises based on conversations between native speakers.<\/p>\n

On completion of the course, students should :<\/p>\n