French Language of Integration (FLI)

Description :

The migrant population has been facing, for many years now, a lack of autonomy in daily life (shops, transport, administration…) due to a low linguistic level, often increased by a family and work environment from the same geographical community.

To overcome this issue, A.S.L.C. has implemented, for more than 20 years, French classes for migrants aiming for linguistic and civic autonomy. Furthermore, a specific program, starting from alphabetization level, has been developed for Chinese-speaking migrants.

The priority for this public is to forge a strong grounding in pronunciation, comprehension and everyday life communication. On top of that, they need to improve their “know-how-to-learn” skills. Indeed, for people who often have a little formal education in their own maternal language, it is all the more essential to build with them adapted learning strategies.

Audience
Lenght
Main Goal

 

 

Adults with little or no formal education, or with a mother tongue very different from French

 

 

 

49h sessions

 

 

 

Reach the A2 level to acquire the fundamentals of French language in order to facilitate the integration process

Levels offered:

Cours de français alphabétisation
Cours de français A1.1
Cours de français A1.1
Cours de français A1
Cours de français A2
  • Learning the basics of reading, writing and pronunciation of French language. Know the basic spelling, script techniques and how to write on a line.

     

  • Read, write and articulate syllables, words and very short statements
  • Acquire the basis of French language and be able to have very simple conversations on basic topics allowing a minimum level of autonomy (make a simple request, introduce yourself, ask for a price…)

  • Identify yourself and reply to simple questions about yourself (age, nationality, address, job, activities, family…)
  • Learning focused on oral competences: simple familiar and day-to-day expressions, which can be used in recurring communication situations and for practical needs

  • Identify yourself and introduce someone else. Interact very briefly and understand isolated, short and very simple sentences (information, indications, instructions).
  • Learning focused on oral competences, addressing familiar topics (identity, family, activities) but also other topics of day-to-day life (immediate environment, work, shopping, health…)

  • Know how to write simple notes and messages (letters, post cards, text messages…)

Formats:

  Frequencies

 4/3/1 time(s) a week

(7h/5h15/3h weekly)

  Durée49h
  Prix150 €
  InscriptionContinous