University Certificate in French Language Proficiency, Athabasca University 2004|05

University Certificate in French Language Proficiency


Regulations effective September 1, 2004 Students complete the program regulations in effect at the time of their enrolment.

The University Certificate in French Language Proficiency allows students to obtain a credential by taking only French courses. Completion of this certificate provides functional competence in oral and written French. Athabasca University advisors have developed a Program Plan to assist you. The University has also developed program learning outcomes that describe the career options that may be available to you upon graduating.



	Total credits in the program	30

	Required credits	24

	Elective credits	6

	Through Athabasca University (residency requirement)	15


	General certificate regulations

	Required Courses (24 credits)


FREN 200	First Year University French I	(3)
FREN 201	First Year University French II	(3)
FREN 362	Second Year University French	(6)
FREN 375	Vocabulary Expansion	(6)
FREN 383	Pratique orale thématique	(3)
	or
FREN 358	Initiation à la littérature d'expression française I	(3)
FREN 401	Composition française	(3)



	Elective Courses (select 6 credits from the following)


FREN 363	Le roman français du XXe siecle	(3)
FREN 374	Introduction à la littérature canadienne-française	(6)
FREN 387	Français langue des affaires	(3)
FREN 402	Pensée et structure de l'anglais et du français	(3)
FREN 403	Stylistique comparée	(3)
FREN 412	Français pour tous, français pour tout	(3)

	Specific Regulations
1.	Students holding an undergraduate or graduate degree or certificate in French from any post-secondary institution (including Athabasca University) may not enrol in this program.

2.	Prerequisites for each course must be fulfilled.

3.	Students with oral proficiency via a non-transferable course at a level equivalent to FREN 383 may have the requirement waived, but must replace these 3 credits to satisfy the 30-credit requirement of this certificate. For information about bursaries for French language teachers and those teaching in French, contact your nearest career development centre. Bursaries are only available to Alberta residents.


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