Statut du programme: Free!

The français au bureau courses are for people who have management positions and / or interact with French-speaking or bilingual colleagues or external stakeholders.

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In the Français au bureau 1 course (prerequisite: Intermediate 2), the emphasis is on tasks such as advising and guiding in the office, talking about your job, reporting, advising a client, and speaking on the phone. With the grammar of Intermediate 3, this course offers a study of more complex structures.

The Français au bureau 2 course (prerequisite: Intermediate 4) emphasizes topics such as government hiring, diversity at work, interpersonal conflicts, and business meetings. With the grammar of Advanced 1, this course adds to previous work on complex sentences achieved by learners who have taken previous courses at the intermediate level.

The Office of Acadian Affairs and Francophonie, with funding from the Canada-N.S. Agreement on French-language services, is covering the course fee for 155 participants from the government of Nova Scotia.

Registration

Important: You cannot register here, but you can print off the forms for provincial government employees. Please note that you will need your supervisor’s email approval, as well as their position and the date, when you send in your form (if you can obtain their signature, that is great, but we know that it is more difficult for some during the Coronavirus pandemic). Otherwise, your registration will not be valid.

Provincial government employees with any questions about eligibility should contact Josiash Hawkins at 902-266-7975, or at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..

Completed registration forms can be sent to Université Sainte-Anne via email at: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..

Remember, you must complete both tests before you can register; otherwise you are not registered, even if you have submitted a registration form.

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