Programme
The intensive French courses are open to everyone from the age of 17.
All sessions take place in person at the University of Geneva.
These courses are open to all CEFR levels:
A1.1 - complete beginner
A1.2 - beginner
A2.1, A2.2 - advanced beginner
B1.1, B1.2, B1.3 - intermediate
B2.1, B2.2, B2.3 - advanced intermediate
C1 - advanced
2 weeks before the course starts, a link to an online level test will be sent to all registered participants. This test is compulsory. For complete beginners, no test is required.
Language courses in classes of 12 to 20 participants.
Classes take place every day from Monday to Friday.
Timetable: 9:00 - 12:30 (including 20 minutes break)
Number of academic hours: 20 hours per week (1h = 45 min)
Course programme: training of the 5 skills (oral and written expression, oral and written comprehension, interaction).
The teaching material is provided on the first day of the course.
Optional activities (workshops, courses and conferences) take place every afternoon between 1:30 and 3:00. They are recommended, but not compulsory, and are included in the price: they can be followed without registration or additional costs.
These activities are differentiated by level and by skill. The timetables are communicated on the first day of the course. Examples of activities:
- Grammar
- Speaking and Pronunciation
20 academic hours of optional activities are offered in Session 1.
Optional activities (workshops, courses and conferences) take place on Monday, Wednesday and Friday afternoon between 1:30 and 3:00; Tuesday and Thursday between 1:30 and 5:00) . They are recommended, but not compulsory, and are included in the price: they can be followed without registration or additional costs.
These activities are differentiated by level and by skill. The timetables are communicated on the first day of the course. Examples of activities:
- Grammar
- Speaking and Pronunciation
- Professional writing
- French for Academic Purposes
- Everyday French
- Swiss culture and society
- Thematic walks
42 academic hours of optional activities are offered during each session.
In order to obtain the certificate of attendance, students must attend the compulsory courses (80% attendance) and meet the requirements set by the teacher.