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Written French for Workplace Communication – Online
Master the fundamentals of French grammar and develop writing skills for the workplace with the support of a highly qualified tutor. Make your own schedule and join from anywhere.
- 100% online
- 10 weeks per course
- 4 – 5 hours of coursework per week
- Flexible schedule within a structured framework
- No textbook required
- No student visa required
- Certificate of proficiency from McGill University
This program is for language learners at the mid-intermediate level or higher. All new students must take an online placement test to determine their current level of written French.
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Type: Certificate Courses: 6 Credits: Non-credit Schedule: Part-Time Time: Asynchronous Delivery: Online Unit: Global & Strategic Communications Questions? info.conted [at] mcgill.ca
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Key Features
- Study at a world class institution from home
- Make your own schedule
- Get personalized feedback from a highly qualified tutor
- Network with other students
- Apply your skills in the workplace
- Add value to your résumé
Learning Outcomes
This program is designed to enable you to:
- Gain confidence in your writing skills
- Expand your vocabulary
- Increase your grammatical accuracy
- Become your own editor
Program Courses
Before enrolling in the program, all new students must complete a Placement Test of Written French and place into a level no lower than mid-intermediate and no higher than advanced.
Mid-intermediate
YCFR 215 French Grammar at Work
YCFR 216 French Grammar and Writing in Context 1
High-intermediate
YCFR 315 French Grammar and Writing in Context 2
YCFR 316 French Vocabulary for the Workplace
Advanced
YCFR 415 French Writing Techniques for the Workplace
YCFR 416 French Written Communication Strategies for the Workplace
Placement Test
Before enrolling in the program, all new students must complete a Placement Test of Written French and place into a level no lower than mid-intermediate and no higher than advanced.
The Placement Test will evaluate your current level of French and let you know which course you can register for.
Session Dates
Winter 2024: Monday, January 15 - Friday, March 22, 2024
Summer 1, 2024 (Spring): Monday, April 15 - Friday, June 21, 2024
Summer 2, 2024: Monday, July 8 - Friday, September 13, 2024
Fall 2024: Monday, September 30 - Friday, December 6, 2024
Admission Requirements
To be admitted to this program, you must meet the following requirements:
- Be at least 18 years of age
- Take the Placement Test of Written French and place into a level no lower than mid-intermediate and no higher than advanced.
- You do not need to be a Canadian citizen, permanent resident or have a study permit to register for these courses.
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Testimonials
"I was looking to work in a French environment, and I think I could do that now. It really provided the foundation for me to be able to write emails, draft reports, and understand that it’s not just a matter of translation. You eventually get to the point where you can think in French."
Andrea Emrick
"The program was well-structured, practical, and I learned a lot. I work and I have kids; I don’t have time to go onsite. I’ve already recommended it to others."
Jenny Moreno
"The course is so well designed. I was able to apply the lessons immediately, because everything is tailored to the corporate context. My boss and colleagues noticed right away."
Veronica Boggi
Ready to take the next step?
Be sure to review all the necessary instructions and guidelines to help make your application process smooth and easy.
Need help?
For general inquiries: info.conted [at] mcgill.ca
or call 514-398-6200For questions related to this program: frenchonline.scs [at] mcgill.ca