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FREN 122 109 (Web-Oriented Course)

Intermediate French I

Refinement of reading, writing and speaking skills through the study of contemporary literature and other authentic documents of the French-speaking world. This course is aligned with level B1 objectives of the CEFR.

This course is eligible for Credit/D/Fail grading. To determine whether you can take this course for Credit/D/Fail grading, visit the Credit/D/Fail website. You must register in the course before you can select the Credit/D/Fail grading option.

Credits: 3

Location: Vancouver

Term 1 (Sep 08, 2020 to Dec 03, 2020)

Cr/D/F Grading Change Dates

Last day to change between Credit/D/Fail and percentage grading (grading options cannot be changed after this date): September 21, 2020


Withdrawal Dates
Last day to withdraw without a W standing : September 21, 2020
Last day to withdraw with a W standing
(course cannot be dropped after this date) : 		October 30, 2020

TermDay Start TimeEnd TimeBuildingRoom
1 Tue Thu14:0015:30
Instructor: O'BRIEN, JULIET


Seat Summary
Total Seats Remaining:24
Currently Registered:11
General Seats Remaining:24
Restricted Seats Remaining*:0
-  Contemporary French Language and Literature I Refinement of writing and reading, speaking and listening skills through diverse activities: an interactive approach to the review of French grammar, stressing communicative competence; an emphasis on ones opinion on different topics (work and studies, leisure activities, travel and news); a study of contemporary literature and other authentic documents (newspapers, blogs, music, etc.) of the French-Speaking world; an introduction to essay-writing in French. The FREN 122 syllabus follows the Common European Framework of Reference guideline for B1.1 level. Three hours a week will be devoted to providing students with tools for dealing with situations that they are likely to encounter in a French speaking region. Students will be able to understand the main points of clear standard speech on familiar subjects in work, school and leisure activities; to produce a simple and cohesive text on familiar subjects or subjects of personal interest and to narrate an event or an experience. Lectures and class discussions are all conducted in French. If you are unsure whether this is the appropriate level of French course for you, click here

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