French for Beginners (Part 3) Evening

About this course

The course develops basic French for familiar social and work-related situations. Participants practise exchanging information about goods and services, discussing work, accepting or declining invitations, and using everyday language across speaking, listening, reading and writing. Teaching includes class activities and homework, with progress considered through both. Learners set individual targets at the beginning and receive tutor support while working towards them. Grammar covered includes the present tense, basic conditional forms, commands, questions and negatives.

What you'll learn

• Ask for and respond to information about goods and services in basic French
• Exchange basic work-related information
• Accept or decline invitations using simple French
• Recognise and use the present tense and first- and second-person conditional forms
• Form and understand basic commands, questions and negatives
• Use everyday social and work-related vocabulary

Is this course right for you?

This course is intended for learners who have completed Part 2 Beginners or have approximately five to six months of beginner French knowledge. Participants should expect to take part in class activities, consolidate learning between sessions and complete homework set by the tutor.

• Prior beginner French study is expected
• Independent consolidation and homework form part of the course

Before you go

• Bring paper and a pen.
• The tutor will advise on any additional resources required.
• Learners are expected to complete set homework and practise between classes.
• Help with literacy and numeracy, support for speakers of other languages, and additional assistance for learners with learning difficulties or disabilities are available through the provider's programmes.