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French - Upper Intermediate - Skills for the Workplace - 2
Funding area Vocational
Check your eligibility
You must meet the entry requirements for the course
- You must be a UK national, or an Irish national, or an EEA national with pre-settled or settled status under the EU Settlement scheme
- You must have been resident in the UK or an EEA country continuously for the 3 years preceding the start date of your course. For learners living in the Greater London Authority area only you must have valid permission to live in the UK for at least 12 months in duration from the start date of your course.
- You must be aged 19 or over as at the 31st August 2024 for courses in the 2024/25 academic year
- You must agree to commit to and complete an Individual Learning Plan in agreement with your course tutor
Who can join this course
For anybody who is looking to improve the practical speaking and listening skills needed to cope with a range of work related situations more complex than those at Lower Intermediate level. This course follows on from our Lower Intermediate course. Students need to either have completed one of our Lower Intermediate courses or have studied GCSE (A/C grades) or have studied the language for approximately 150 hours and who can express themselves and understand information relating to personal, work or social matters. If you are unsure carry out our self-assessment test available on www.kentadulteducation.co.uk. The assessment provides a score to help you chose the best course for you. If still unsure, please feel free to contact us.
Is this course for me
Do you want to be able to use your French in a range of work related situations? This is the aim of our French Upper Intermediate course. You will benefit from exchanging face to face with a supportive tutor and others as you practise speaking and enjoy learning the language. By the end of the course, students should be able to:
- Describe (people, places, situations, events etc) in the present and past tense
- Make comparisons
- Exchange/extract key information on a variety of topics/situations
- Use the imperative to give and follow instructions
- Make arrangements using different tenses
- Express hypothesis ( if clause …)
- Exchange/extract key information on a variety of topics/situations
- Deal with emergencies, problems and complaints
- Work related grammar and vocabulary will be expanded
- Use expressions and forms appropriate to the language using present, future and some past tenses.