This class normally takes place on Tuesdays from 5pm to 6.30pm at the Mountain Creek State High School.

This class is designed for Students having completed 1Term of French (15h)  

In this course, you will learn:  
- Greetings, how to introduce oneself and French etiquette with essential differences between the French and English languages.  
- Basic French vocabulary, grammar and conversation used in restaurants, shops, hotels, banks, post offices, railway stations, airports, etc.
 - Some geographical, cultural and historical aspects of France and French life.

Pace: 1.5 hours / week over 10 weeks

A minimum of 6 students is required for this class to go ahead. The AFSC reserves the right to cancel this class if a minimum of 6 students enrolled is not reached, in which case alternative classes or products will be offered.

This class normally takes place on Thursdays from 6.30pm to 8pm at the Nambour Community Hall.

This class is designed for BEGINNERS in FRENCH having done 2 terms of French (30h)

In this course, you will continue to learn:  
- Greetings, how to introduce oneself and French etiquette with essential differences between the French and English languages.  
- Basic French vocabulary, grammar and conversation used in restaurants, shops, hotels, banks, post offices, railway stations, airports, etc.
 - Some geographical, cultural and historical aspects of France and French life.

Pace: 1.5 hours / week over 10 weeks

This INTENSIVE class takes place on Mondays from 9.30am to 12pm at " the J" in Noosa and is designed for COMPLETE BEGINNERS in FRENCH.

In this course, you will learn:  
- Greetings, how to introduce oneself and French etiquette with essential differences between the French and English languages.  
- Basic French vocabulary, grammar and conversation used in restaurants, shops, hotels, banks, post offices, railway stations, airports, etc.
 - Some geographical, cultural and historical aspects of France and French life.

Pace: 2.5 hours over 6 weeks

This class normally takes place on Wednesdays from 6.30pm to 8pm at the Mountain Creek State High School.

This class is designed for  BEGINNERS in FRENCH who have completed 3 or 4 Terms of French (+45h)

In this course, you will continue to learn:  
- Greetings, how to introduce oneself and French etiquette with essential differences between the French and English languages.  
- Basic French vocabulary, grammar and conversation used in restaurants, shops, hotels, banks, post offices, railway stations, airports, etc.
 - Some geographical, cultural and historical aspects of France and French life.

Pace: 1.5 hours / week over 10 weeks

This class takes place on Mondays from 8.30am to 10am at  "the J" in Noosa.

ATTENTION : Lesson 1 will take place on Wednesday 4th October (Monday 3rd October is a Public Holiday)

This class is designed for  BEGINNERS in FRENCH who have completed 2 or 3 Terms of French..

In this course, you will continue to learn:  
- Greetings, how to introduce oneself and French etiquette with essential differences between the French and English languages.  
- Basic French vocabulary, grammar and conversation used in restaurants, shops, hotels, banks, post offices, railway stations, airports, etc.
 - Some geographical, cultural and historical aspects of France and French life.

Pace: 1.5 hours / week over 10 weeks

This class takes place on Wednesdays from 5.30pm to 7pm at the Mountain Creek State High School.

This class is designed for BEGINNERS in FRENCH who have completed 4 terms of French.

In this course, you will continue to learn:  
- Greetings, how to introduce oneself and French etiquette with essential differences between the French and English languages.  
- Basic French vocabulary, grammar and conversation used in restaurants, shops, hotels, banks, post offices, railway stations, airports, etc.
 - Some geographical, cultural and historical aspects of France and French life.

Pace: 1.5 hours / week over 10 weeks

• Revision of basic French grammar and vocabulary including future, past and related tenses.
  
• Exploration of grammar points using a themed approach.
  
• Dictations, debates, discussions and short presentations.
  
• Geography and interesting places to visit in France.
  
• History and fascinating anecdotes about well-known French personalities.
  
• Topical events, a dash of French politics and some culture !

All of the above using various media (online exercises, CDs, DVDs, books and handouts).

Pace: 1.5 hours / week over 10 weeks

This class takes place on Mondays from 10am to 11.30pm at  the J" in Noosa.

ATTENTION : Lesson 1 will take place on Wednesday 4th October (Monday 3rd October is a Public Holiday)

This class is designed for  students of French having completed at least 6 Terms of French

Content of this course:

Revision of basic French grammar and vocabulary including future, past and related tenses.
Exploration of grammar points using a themed approach.
Dictations, debates, discussions and short presentations.
Geography and interesting places to visit in France.
History and fascinating anecdotes about well-known French personalities.

Topical events, a dash of French politics and some culture !.

Pace: 1.5 hours / week over 10 weeks

This class takes place on Mondays from 1pm to 2.30pm at the J in Noosa.

ATTENTION : Lesson 1 will take place on Friday 6th October (Monday 3rd October is a Public Holiday)

Content of this course:

Revision of basic French grammar and vocabulary including future, past and related tenses.
Exploration of grammar points using a themed approach.
Dictations, debates, discussions and short presentations.
Geography and interesting places to visit in France.
History and fascinating anecdotes about well-known French personalities.

Pace: 1.5 hours / week over 10 weeks

A minimum of 6 students is required for this class to go ahead.
The AFSC reserves the right to cancel this class if a minimum of 6 students enrolled is not reached, in which case alternative classes or products will be offered.

Intermediate Class .
Please refer to the calendar of classes on your invoice.
- culture : French regions, news, literature, famous characters, food, French guest (one per term).
- writing : regular writing homework and corrections.
- phonetics, dictations
- understanding : audio documents, videos
- speaking : Q&A between students, role plays, conversation.

Pace: 1.5 hours / week over 10 weeks

This class takes place on Mondays from 11am to 12.30pm at the J in Noosa.

ATTENTION : Lesson 1 will take place on Friday 6th October (Monday 3rd October is a Public Holiday)

Revision of all French grammar and vocabulary in the form of dictations, debates, discussions and short presentations.

• Exploration of grammar points using a themed approach.
• Geography and interesting places to visit in France.
• History and fascinating anecdotes about well-known French personalities.
• Topical events, a dash of French politics and some culture !

All of the above using various media (online exercises, CDs, DVDs, books and handouts).
Pace: 1.5 hours / week over 10 weeks

• Revision of basic French grammar and vocabulary including future, past and related tenses.
  
• Exploration of grammar points using a themed approach.
  
• Dictations, debates, discussions and short presentations.
  
• Geography and interesting places to visit in France.
  
• History and fascinating anecdotes about well-known French personalities.
  
• Topical events, a dash of French politics and some culture !

All of the above using various media (online exercises, CDs, DVDs, books and handouts).

Pace: 1.5 hours / week over 10 weeks

This class takes place on Mondays from 9am to 10.30am at the J in Noosa

ATTENTION : Lesson 1 will take place on Friday 6th October (Monday 3rd October is a Public Holiday)

Conversation-based Advanced Level Class:

• Culture : French geography and interesting places to visit, history and anecdotes about well-known French personalities, topical events, literature, famous characters, food.
• Writing : short presentations, debate/discussion preparation, grammar exercises using a themed approach (regular homework including corrections).
  
• Dictations.
  
• Listening to/understanding audio documents, French news via internet. Speaking : debates, discussions and conversation between students on various topics including a dash of French politics!

All of the above using various media (online exercises, CDs, DVDs, books and handouts).
Pace: 1.5 hours / week over 10 weeks