Intensive French Course for Juniors in Montreal

During our Intensive French Course for Juniors in Montreal, you can study French with our professional, experienced and attentive instructors who guide students towards fluency with creative and helpful learning activities. With 14 or less students in the Intensive French Course for Juniors in Montreal, students have plenty of opportunity both to practice their French and meet interesting new friends from around the world.

There are six different levels of study, from beginner through proficient - a placement test helps find the best class level for each student. At the end of each four-week session, students receive a written evaluation and have a one-on-one with one of their teachers. After each three month semester, and / or at the end of a contract, students receive a report card and the school awards a GEOS certificate at the end of a course, as long as students have successfully completed all assignments and attended no less than 80% of their courses.

Our Intensive French Course for Juniors in Montreal meets five days per week, for a total of 30 lessons per week. Students work with two different teachers (one for the morning class and one for the afternoon class) and the most up-to-date, effective textbooks and materials available.

Note: 1 lesson = 45 minutes

Integrated Skills Class

During this class, students study four French skills - reading, writing, speaking and listening - through a “Communicative Language Teaching” methodology. New grammar patterns are learned in the context of a conversation or a real-life situation. Students also use various activities to practice French conversation including listening tasks, role plays, and discussions. Practical reading and writing tasks and vocabulary studies are presented as well in our 6 available French levels.

Active Listening Class

During this class, students will cover a variety of topics while practicing French conversation management, conversational styles, and pronunciation. Students learn commonly-used idioms and slang in a communicative way. Teachers also use various activities to practice these new idioms including listening tasks, role play, and discussion.

Intensive French Course for Juniors in Montreal Features

A GEOS French course features a comprehensive curriculum with a focus on oral communication - speaking and listening. Well trained and highly qualified instructors help students improve their conversation skills through a variety of creative activities. There are six different levels of study, from beginner through proficient. A placement test helps us find the best class level for each student. At the end of each four-week session, each student will receive a written evaluation and have a one-on-one with one of their teachers. This is how we help you monitor your progress. After each three month semester, students receive a report card, and students receive a GEOS certificate when they finish their Intensive French Course for Juniors in Montreal.

Teacher instruction, no self-access
Creative learning activities
Four skills: speaking, listening, reading and writing
Small classes; Maximum of 14 students per class
Professional, experienced, attentive instructors

Intensive French Course - Sample Schedule

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French Course Levels - GEOS Languages PLUS

Course Levels	Learning Outcomes
1. Beginner	Express wants, preferences, needs, likes/dislikes. Fill out simple forms. Describe as a person, objects, place, situation, or event.
2. Elementary	Give and respond to apologies, excuses, and permissions. Express and respond to worry, disappointment, & feelings. Request desired goods or services.
3. Intermediate	Engage in a general conversation & keep conversation going. Express and analyze opinions. Extract meaning/general ideas from written texts.
4. High Intermediate	Ask for recommendations and provide solutions to problems. Express hope, regret, gratitude, & sympathy. Understand personal, general, or specialized prose.
5. Advanced	Obtain, organize, and present information. Attract attention, express concern & seek advice. Understand purpose and meaning of complex forms, letters, etc.
6. Proficient	Give and follow instructions on technical and non-technical tasks. Express indifference, approval, disapproval, intentions. Understand complex formal instructions in various settings.