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Course Overview

Course Overview
This course has been designed as a second start for those learning French. Perhaps you have recently returned from a visit to France or you are planning a future holiday. You might just want to keep your brain active or you have recently completed a Beginners class. You may have a rusty GCSE or O’level that you want to bring up to scratch. If you have been learning French online and now want to put it into practice in a group situation, this is the course for you.

You will be comfortable with the basics such as how to introduce yourself, numbers 0-20, ordering food and drink or asking for directions. You are now ready to take your French to the next stage. We will expand the number of topics you are familiar with and the different situations you can manage.

You will learn to communicate in the past and future, as well as recapping the present.
The main emphasis is on communicating in French, using your French to get by, making yourself understood and understanding French speakers. You will have the opportunity to practise and try out your French in a small, friendly group with a patient, encouraging and supportive tutor.

We will use a variety of resources including audio material to improve your listening skills and authentic resources to develop reading skills. The emphasis is on speaking French, working in pairs, small groups and as a whole group with lots of repetition and practice. Although homework is not compulsory, it is useful to practise what you have learned in class. By the end of the course you should be able to get by in practical tourist situations.
Course Overview
For more information contact Adult Learning by telephone: 02920 872030 or by emailing adultlearningquery@cardiff.gov.uk

Additional Costs

Additional Costs
We will be using the course book Façon de Parler 1, 6th edition, written by Angela Aries and Dominique Debney. ISBN-10:14416838X. Make sure you buy the course book rather than the activity book. Second hand copies are readily available online. Don’t worry if you haven’t managed to buy the book by the first lesson.
Additional Costs

What should I bring to the first lesson?

What should I bring to the first lesson?
Please bring a pen and paper to the first lesson and money for refreshments.
A dictionary or online app will also be useful.



First Lesson

Eligibility:

Eligibility:
Those who are not currently in education, training or employment and are in receipt of state benefits or support (excluding state retirement pension). those aged 50 plus who are not in full-time employment.
Those who are not currently in education, training or employment and are in receipt of state benefits or support (excluding state retirement pension). those aged 50 plus who are not in full-time employment.
- To allow us to provide equal opportunities for all eligible learners, please refrain from enrolling on more that three Learning For Work courses at this time. -
- To allow us to provide equal opportunities for all eligible learners, please refrain from enrolling on more that three Learning For Work courses at this time. -

Learner Note

Learner Note
This course is designed for adults with an experience of mental health issues.
This course is designed for adults with an experience of mental health issues.
This course is designed for adults with a learning difficulty.
This course is designed for adults with a learning difficulty.
01/04/2025
01/07/2025
10:00
12:00
2.00
10
Ararat Baptst Church
Cath Lawson
£142.00

This course is online only

This course is online only

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