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Reach your professional goals with a program tailored to fit your needs.
- 100% online
- 10 weeks per course, approximately 5 hours of coursework per week
- Flexible schedule within a structured framework
- No textbooks required; all learning resources are available online
- All course materials are applicable to workplace contexts
- Personalized support from an online tutor
The curriculum includes six courses at mid-intermediate, high-intermediate, and advanced levels.
All new students must take an online placement test to determine their level within our program.
Once you have successfully completed the two advanced-level courses (YCFR 415 and YCFR 416) with a grade of 65% (B-) or higher, you will qualify for the Certificate of Proficiency– Written French for Workplace Communication.
The program is designed to enable you to do the following:
- Write with greater ease and confidence
- Compose and edit work-related documents
- Improve your vocabulary and grammatical accuracy
- Apply your skills immediately in the workplace
- Receive, upon successful completion of the two advanced-level courses, the Certificate of Proficiency in Written French – Workplace Communication
- Spring/Summer (1) 2019: April 8 - June 14, 2019
- Fall 2019: Septembre 30 - December 6, 2019
Winter 2019
- From November 5th, 2018 to January 7th, 2019
Spring 2019
- From February 18th to April 3rd, 2019
Fall 2019
- From August 12th to September 23rd, 2019
Fee : $37.81
Students must be at least 18 years of age
Students must take the Placement Test of Written French (PTWF) and place into a level no lower than mid-intermediate and no higher than advanced.
To register for an online course, it is not necessary to be a Canadian citizen or a permanent resident, or even to live in Canada. The program is open to everyone.
Spring 2019
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Monday, June 17 at 6 pm
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Tuesday, June 18 at 6 pm
The information sessions take place on line and are free of charge. All details on how to participate will be sent to you a few days before the session.
- Entrance Placement Test: $37.81
- Course Fees: $ 397.00 (per 10-week session)
Course Information
Who are these courses for?
These courses are designed for non-native speakers of French who are already at a mid-intermediate level in written French. Potential students usually have a college or university background and, in many cases, already have work experience. Their goal is to become more independent in their written communication for the workplace.
Are these credit courses?
These are non-credit courses. Nevertheless, students receive eight (8) Continuing Education Units (CEU) for each course successfully completed.
How does an online course work?
Each course is divided into five learning modules. Each module covers a period of two weeks and is composed of well-structured learning units which allow students to:
- work individually (virtual lessons, grammar and vocabulary exercises, written work to be submitted to the tutor, learning resources)
- communicate/collaborate with their classmates (discussion forums)
- communicate in real time with their tutor and/or other students (chat, online meetings).
Is the schedule flexible?
Yes, but students must follow a course calendar and submit their work on the dates indicated. There are no courses given online at a set date and time.
How many hours of work are involved each week?
From 4 to 5 hours. However, the time devoted to study and homework can vary substantially between students.
How will I be evaluated?
Evaluation is based on individual written work, communicative tasks, and participation in various learning activities. There will be an online final test on a fixed date (your choice of the last or second-to-last day of the session). Your final mark will appear on your McGill transcript.
Online Tutor Information
What is the role of the online tutor?
The tutor helps students in many ways. He/she will:
- Answer questions, offer explanations and clarify learning materials as needed
- Provide constant support to students and suggest strategies as needed
- Motivate and encourage them to learn and succeed
- Participate in communicative and collaborative activities
- Correct and evaluate work and give relevant feedback to the students
How do we get in touch with our online tutor?
Your tutor can be reached by email, discussion forums, chat, during online meetings in real time.
Registration Information
Do I have to take a placement test before registering?
Yes. All students who want to register for an online course must sit the McGill Placement Test of Written French (PTWF). You can register for this test in the “Placement Test” section.
Can I take two courses a session?
Yes, provided the courses are at the same level.
Can I drop a course after the beginning of the session?
Yes. The cancellation policy can be found on the individual course pages
Technical Requirements
What equipment do I need?
The course is optimized for the following configurations:
- Windows 7 or higher, MAC OS X
- High-speed Internet connection (DSL or cable)
- Headsets with microphone (USB recommended)
- Webcam
- Latest versions of Firefox, Chrome or Safari
- Microsoft Office Word or compatible
How can I get technical and administrative support?
As soon as you have completed the registration process, technical and administrative support is available by telephone or email between 8 a.m. and 6:30 p.m. from Monday to Thursday and on Friday until 5 p.m. (Eastern standard time).
Is my computer compatible?
Prior to registration, we encourage you to verify that your computer is compatible with our learning management system by clicking on this link.
Courses
Contacts
Monday to Friday
9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
