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French II

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Learn the “Universal Language of Culture” and a preferred tongue for devotees of the cinema, drama, music and haute cuisine. Gain basic conversational skills and essential grammar. This course is for those who have taken French I or have previous French language experience.

Our French courses are currently offered asynchronously on-demand.

On-demand online: Customize your course duration (six to 16 weeks) and access Vista Higher Learning’s SupersitePlus for audio, video, activities, tutorials, assessments and pronunciation guides. Record your voice, listen to native speakers, complete homework and learn French at your own pace with this instructor guided course. This instructor-guided course is designed with flexibility in mind, making it ideal for learners with busy or unpredictable schedules, no live sessions required.

Required textbook (Used for French I-V On-demand):
“Promenades,” 4th Edition, Vista Higher Learning (VHL)

Choose the textbook that works best for you:
Electronic Textbook + 24 month SupersitePlus & WebSAM digital access
ISBN: 978-1-54333-618-4 $193
Physical textbook + 24 month SupersitePlus & WebSAM digital access
ISBN: 978-1-54333-617-7 Price: $279.60

Do not purchase materials from other stores. Access Codes for VHL’s online resources are required and are only available through

This course can be applied to the following certificate:
French Language Certificate

Benefits and Learning Outcomes

  • Expand vocabulary to include places, food, weather, hobbies and fashion, using context and visuals to support comprehension

  • Apply present and past tense structures (aller, faire, prendre, boire, passé composé with avoir) in everyday conversation and writing.

  • Recognize and accurately pronounce French oral, nasal and open/closed vowel sounds through structured listening and speaking activities

  • Interpret and construct questions using interrogative words, intonation and contextual clues in oral and written exchanges

  • Analyze and compare cultural practices and figures from various Francophone regions, including North Africa, the Antilles and West Africa

  • Demonstrate understanding of grammatical structures such as partitive articles, demonstrative adjectives, object pronouns and irregular verbs in meaningful contexts

Prerequisites

Completion and comprehension of French I or equivalent content

Notes

This is a noncredit enrichment program. Progress and courses completed are marked by Continuing Education Units. CEUs are not transferable to college or university transcripts.