Improve your French through Films!

Thursdays, 8-9.30pm – £100 for 10 weeks (15 hours)

This course develops challenging aspects of the French language. It provides a good mix of activities, both in terms of speaking and listening, aimed at developing your vocabulary and your understanding of rapidly spoken French.

This is based on the integration of video material (films) to help you get to grips with slang and less formal aspects of the language. We normally spend 3 sessions over one film.

The first session involves watching the film (with English subtitles), which is followed by a discussion about the general themes explored in the movie, as well as an exploration of the film’s background (directors, script-writers, actors). ATTENTION: the first session usually starts earlier (typically at 7.30pm) to allow time for discussion after watching the film!

Then two other sessions include the study of extracts, with carefully designed exercises (I try to tackle the actual problems faced by the students in the group, making this quite a personal experience), followed by a discussion of very specific points made by the film.

Contact Lise today to check if this is the right class for you: Free 30 minutes assessment of your present level!

FULL {14/10/2010}

PLEASE BE AWARE THAT CLASSES FILL UP QUICKLY:

BOOK EARLY TO AVOID DISAPPOINTMENT!

  • Classes start on the 11 of October 2010 and will last for 10 weeks, until the middle of December.
  • The fees include documents used in class, as well as a selection of tea/coffee/herbal teas.
  • Minimum number of students: 4
  • Maximum number of students: 8

For more information and for a free assessment of your level to determine if this is the right group for you, contact Lise at lise@edilang.com or on (0131) 557 27 34.


Lise is a member of the Chartered Institute of Linguists

About Lise

I have been living in Scotland since 1990. Originally from Paris, I studied English as a foreign language in Sorbonne-Nouvelle University, as well as Classics (Latin and Greek) in 'classe préparatoire' and the Sorbonne University. Have a look at the 'About' section of this website for more information, or contact me :-) I am a member of the Chartered Institute of Linguists and of the Society of Authors.