Teachers

Becky Roney

Eilidh Jack

Kurt Eason-Brausch

Vincent Purcell

Levels offered: National 3, National 4, National 5, Higher, Advanced Higher

Description

This course develops literacy skills by giving learners opportunities to read, listen and talk in French and to reflect on how this relates to English. It enables learners to understand and use the language, to apply their knowledge and to develop planning, research and language skills.

Who might choose this subject?

French is the study of one of the world’s most beautiful and elegant languages. Through Listening, Speaking, Reading and Writing, it covers use of the language in personal and social situations, in everyday life and the world of work. French allows learners to appreciate the society and culture of another country, while developing qualities necessary to live and work in a European environment.

Additional Information

The National Courses cover the following contexts and topics:
Society, Family and Friends
Lifestyles
Media
Global languages
Citizenship
Employability
Work and CVs
Planning a trip
Other countries
Celebrating a special event
Literature of another country
Film and television

Modern languages prepare you for modern life. As the world gets smaller, there’s never been a better opportunity to get into languages. Getting to grips with a new language can be great fun, and you learn so much about other people and what makes them tick.