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French Continuers

SACE Code	2FRC20
Level	Stage 2
Learning Area	Languages
Duration	Year
Semester	Full Year
Pre-requisite	Successful completion of Stage 1 French Continuers and/or a background in speaking French
Additional Costs	None
SACE Credits	20

Who is this course for?

This course is for students who wish to enhance their understanding of the French language and culture while improving their French communication skills. It is highly recommended that students have completed Stage 1 French Continuers courses. Enrolment without prior studies of Stage 1 French Continuers courses is to be negotiated with an OAC Language Leader.

What will I learn?

Students are expected to develop and apply their linguistic and intercultural knowledge, understanding, and skills to:

1. interact with others to exchange information, ideas, opinions, and experiences in French

2. create texts in French to express information, feelings, ideas, and opinions

3. analyse texts that are in French to interpret meaning

4. examine relationships between language, culture, and identity, and reflect on the ways in which culture influences communication.

• The Individual
• The French-speaking Communities
• The Changing World

How will I be assessed?

School Assessment -70%:

• Assessment Type 1: Folio, consisting of an oral interaction, text production and text analysis - 50%
• Assessment Type 2: In-Depth study, consisting of an oral presentation in French, a written response in French and a written reflective response in English - 20%

External Assessment -30%

• Assessment Type 3: Examination - 30%
  • The oral examination takes approximately 15 minutes and has two sections:
    • Section1: General Conversation
    • Section2: Discussion of the In-depth study
  • The 2 hour electronic examination, plus 10 minutes reading time, has three sections:
    • Section I: Listening and Responding
    • Section II: Reading and Responding
    • Section III: Writing in French

Pre-requisite

Successful completion of Stage 1 French Continuers and/or a background in speaking French

Cost

It is recommended that students have their own bilingual hardcopy dictionary.

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Last updated: 29 July 2024