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Curriculum suggested, flexible:

 

 

This is an overview of the possible topics that will be covered in either a business or a personal focused French lesson. There is 100% flexibility; topics can be changed or removed or mixed based on student and group needs. At the outset a personal structured curriculum will be put together. There will also be ongoing incorporation of current events and topics of interest to the students.  Through the various curriculum subjects all areas of conversation, vocabulary, grammar and general progress of knowledge of French will take place in an organized and structured progression of the level of difficulty.

 

 

 

Please note – for advanced students with very specific needs more complex subjects catered to job or personal need are available (For example, buying a home and talking with solicitors or negotiating a mortgage with a lender, negotiating with a business supplier etc.)

 

 

 

Personal French:

 

 

                Introducing and describing yourself, family and friends, home, pets

 

        Going out for lunch or to a caf

 

        Giving and following directions

 

        Describing your daily life & habits

 

        Talking about your favourite hobbies, weekend activities, music and movies

 

        Doing errands – grocery shopping, buying clothes,

 

        Transportation – taking planes and trains

 

        Taking a holiday – Hotel, sightseeing

 

        Communicating on the phone or via email

 

        Staying healthy – talking to a doctor or pharmacist

 

        Popular subjects; Politics, Sports, Science and Technology, Education

 

 

Business French:

 

 

        Introducing and describing yourself, colleagues and business associates

 

        Ordering at a business lunch, business etiquette, chatting with co-workers and meeting new people

 

        Describing a day in the life of work; meetings, reports,

 

        How to talk on the phone, write an email and read a business magazine

 

        Shopping for business travel essentials

 

        Transportation – taking planes, trains and taxis. Learning to get from your hotel to a meeting - directions

 

        Meetings – agenda’s, taking notes, making presentations

 

        Describing your company history, culture, how your business is organized, working conditions, competitors, company vision.

 

        Functional areas of business; Marketing, Sales, HR Recruitment,

 

        Describing what you would like in the future

 

      Experience teaching negotiation for bother business and personal