A1.1 Français langue étrangère

Essentials

Registrations open from two weeks before the beginning of the semester of the university.

Date(s)

Friday 08:15 - 10:00, room 2.04 MIS 10
Locations University of Fribourg, Language Center
Duration

19.02.2024 - 31.05.2024
Costs

FREE for Unifr students and staff; CHF 500.– per semester for members of partner institutions
Type Séminaire - 3 ECTS
Language(s) French
Code I04.00036-SP24
Target audience

This course is for participants who have no knowledge of French according to the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages. Participants of our partner institutions and Unifr employees can contact us to take a placement test if they are unsure of their level. Unifr students are automatically guided to the placement test when registering for a course on MyUnifr.

Content

Target audience
This course is open to all students and staff of the University of Fribourg and its partner institutions and is aimed in particular at Bachelor's/Master's students, administrative staff and mobility students.

Content and teaching method
This course is designed to practise oral and written expression on everyday topics: introducing oneself, getting to know someone, talking about oneself and one's environment, asking questions, finding out about other people, shopping, eating out, going out in town, etc.

Time commitment and assessment
This course requires regular homework (around 2 hours per week).
To validate the course, students must attend at least 80% of the sessions and pass the final written exam.

Course material
For this course, you must purchase the Totem A1 manual (student manual only) available from the Librophoros bookshop next to the Language Centre.

Assessment
Final written exam in class

Goals

At the end of the course, the student can :

  • understand familiar words and very common expressions about themselves, their family and their immediate environment; understand the main points of simple, clear announcements and messages.
  • find specific, predictable information in everyday material such as advertisements, leaflets, menus and timetables; understand short, simple personal messages.
  • communicate in a simple way and ask or answer questions on familiar topics; use simple phrases and sentences to describe where he lives and people he knows.
  • write short, simple notes and messages, such as a postcard.
Prerequisite

The General Conditions for Participation in Language Courses apply. 

Director(s)

Morand Pascale