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slide1. © Hanken Svenska handelshögskolan / Hanken School of Economics, www.hanken.fi The French department<br>
slide2. Bonjour (= Hello / Hei) © Hanken “Bonjour” and welcome to the pages of the French department!<br>
slide3. Summary You can use the Slide Show to follow this presentation Good reasons to study French p. 4
Courses offer p. 13
Learning method p. 17
French team p. 21
Questions? p. 23
To limit the environmental impact, this presentation does not include any video. © Hanken<br>
slide4. Why study French (business communication)? 1. You love this language, its soft, melodious, romantic sound (?)
1 bis. French, the language of love:
Learning French is first and foremost the pleasure of learning a beautiful, rich and melodious language that is often called the language of love. © Hanken<br>
slide5. Why study French (business communication)? 2. French, the language of culture:
French is the international language for cuisine, fashion, theatre, visual arts, dance and architecture.
To know French is to have access in the original version to the great texts of French and French literature but also to cinema and song. © Hanken<br>
slide6. Why study French (business communication)? 3. A language spoken all over the world:
French is a major language of international communication.
French is the fifth most spoken language in the world, with 274 million francophones on five continents.
French is the most widely learned foreign language after English.
The Francophonie brings together 70 states and governments.<br>
slide7. Why study French (business communication)? 4. French is both a working language and one of the two official languages in most of the international organizations;
UN, UNESCO, NATO, the European Union, the International Olympic Committee, the International Red Cross.
French is also the language of several international legal bodies.<br>
slide8. Why study French (business communication)? 5. An asset for a professional career.
France, the fifth largest word trading power, is a major economic partner.
Speaking French is an asset to find a job with the many French multinationals in various sectors of activity (distribution, automotive, luxury, aeronautics ...) © Hanken<br>
slide9. Why study French (business communication)? 6. A language to open up to the world:
After English and German, French is the third language on the Internet ahead of Spanish.<br>
slide10. Why study French (business communication)? 7. A language for thinking and debating:
French is an analytical language that structures thinking and develops critical thinking.
It is the language of the great philosophers (Descartes, Sartre or Derrida) and renowned scientists (Pierre and Marie Curie, Pasteur, Georges Charpak...). © Hanken<br>
slide11. Why study French (business communication)? 7. A language for thinking and debating:
By learning French, a student also learns
to argue
to present different points of view
which is very useful in business discussions or negotiations. © Hanken<br>
slide12. Why study French (business communication)? 8. A language to learn other languages:
Learning French will help you discover other Latin languages such as Spanish, Catalan, Italian, Portuguese, Brazilian and Roman.
But also English because French has contributed more than 50% to the current English vocabulary. © Hanken<br>
slide13. The French studies at Hanken The French studies cover the level A1 to B2 of the CEFR whithin 15 courses;
7 courses for the automn term
7 courses for the spring term
1 course which can be done at any period (EOTO) © Hanken<br>
slide14. The French studies at Hanken Automn 2020 Helsinki P1-P2 Spring 2021 Helsinki P3-P4
5213-A Français I A A1.0-A1.1 3 sp 5213-B Français I B A1.1-A1.2 3 sp
5213-A Français I A-2 A1.0-A1.1 2 sp 5213-B Français I B-2 A1.1-A1.2 2 sp
5214-A Français II A A1.2-A2.1 3 sp 5214-B Français II B A2.1-A2.2 3 sp
5214-A Français II A-2 A1.2-A2.1 2 sp 5214-B Français II B-2 A2.1-A2.2 2 sp
5215-A Français III A A2.2-B1.1 3 sp 5215-B Français III B B1.1-B1.2 3 sp
5215-A Français III A-2 A2.2-B1.1 2 sp 5215-B Français III B-2 B1.1-B1.2 2 sp
5226 Français IV A B1.1-B1/B2 4 sp 5228 Français V A B1.1-B1/B2 4 sp
5225 Each One Teach One –Français (P1 to P4) All level 2 sp © Hanken<br>
slide15. The French studies at Hanken 5213-A Français I A (A1.0-A1.1) is designed for beginners
5214-A Français II A (A1.2-A2.1) is designed for those who studied French in high school (B3) and those who passed French IB.
5215-A Français III A (A2.2-B1.1) is designed for those who have learned French as a B2 language in high school and passed the French exam at the bachelor's level and those who passed French IIB.
Please see the courses deciptions in WebOodi for more detail about all courses. © Hanken<br>
slide16. The French studies at Hanken Français I A & B / Français II A & B / Français III A & B
are available in 3 student points.
can be completed by an extra 2 SP module to be intagrated in a Minor.
Français IV A - Français V A
are available in 4 student points.
Each One Teach One
is available in 2 student points. © Hanken<br>
slide17. The French method All courses (except EOTO) are blended learning courses type since 2019 (traditional classroom methods combined and aligned with digital self-learning elements that are done outside the classroom at a time that suits the student).
We use self made material and a method in two volumes covering the levels A.0 to B.2.1 (FRA I A to FRA V):
Objectifs Express 1 & 2,
Nouvelles éditions
Anne-Lyse Dubois, Béatrice Tauzin,
Hachette 2013 / 2016<br>
slide18. The French method Interest of the method:
gradual topics perfectly adapted to the professional environment,
many original written, audio and video documents.
The Methods are reworked in guidelines available on Moodle for an easier access and to be perfectly adapted to the blended/online courses format.<br>
slide19. The French method for 3 SP 1st course of the week:
Discovery of a support task based on authentic documents (audio/ video/written)
Carrying out the task (individually, in pair, in group)
Discovery by observing the grammar rules of the situation of communication
At home:
Continuation of the grammar rules‘ discovering / learning of the new vocabulary
Self training with a quiz
2d course of the week:
Common sharing of the self studies (easy, difficult parts, explanations)
Performing exercises and practical training
At home:
Performing a task of synthesis<br>
slide20. For 2 extra SP After the 2d course of the week:
Carrying out in quizzes activities of:
vocabulay
grammar
phonetics
professional cases on video
Discovering of extra cultural and professional landmarks<br>
slide21. The French team Laurence Prempain Gauthier Duché
Non permanent teacher Lecturer / Coordinator of the department<br>
slide22. The French team FRA II A (A1.2-A2.1) Basic user 2
Laurence Prempain FRA II B (A2.1-A2.2)
FRA IV A (B1.1- B1/B2) Independent user 2
FRA V A (B1/B2-B2)
FRA I A (A1.0-A1.1) + I A-2 Basic user 1
FRA I B (A1.1-A1.2)
FRA II A-2 (A1.2-A2.1) Basic user 2
Gauthier Duché FRA II B-2 (A2.1-A2.2)
FRA III A (A2.2-B1.1) Independent user 1
FRA III B (B1.1-B1.2)
Each One Teach One all levels<br>
slide23. Any question? Please see WebOodi course description for further information.
The French team is also available to answer any other question.
Thank you for your interest…
and we hope to meet you soon in class <br>
slide24. Au revoir ! (= Good bye! / Hej då!) Au revoir !<br>
slide2. Bonjour (= Hello / Hei) © Hanken “Bonjour” and welcome to the pages of the French department!<br>
slide3. Summary You can use the Slide Show to follow this presentation Good reasons to study French p. 4
Courses offer p. 13
Learning method p. 17
French team p. 21
Questions? p. 23
To limit the environmental impact, this presentation does not include any video. © Hanken<br>
slide4. Why study French (business communication)? 1. You love this language, its soft, melodious, romantic sound (?)
1 bis. French, the language of love:
Learning French is first and foremost the pleasure of learning a beautiful, rich and melodious language that is often called the language of love. © Hanken<br>
slide5. Why study French (business communication)? 2. French, the language of culture:
French is the international language for cuisine, fashion, theatre, visual arts, dance and architecture.
To know French is to have access in the original version to the great texts of French and French literature but also to cinema and song. © Hanken<br>
slide6. Why study French (business communication)? 3. A language spoken all over the world:
French is a major language of international communication.
French is the fifth most spoken language in the world, with 274 million francophones on five continents.
French is the most widely learned foreign language after English.
The Francophonie brings together 70 states and governments.<br>
slide7. Why study French (business communication)? 4. French is both a working language and one of the two official languages in most of the international organizations;
UN, UNESCO, NATO, the European Union, the International Olympic Committee, the International Red Cross.
French is also the language of several international legal bodies.<br>
slide8. Why study French (business communication)? 5. An asset for a professional career.
France, the fifth largest word trading power, is a major economic partner.
Speaking French is an asset to find a job with the many French multinationals in various sectors of activity (distribution, automotive, luxury, aeronautics ...) © Hanken<br>
slide9. Why study French (business communication)? 6. A language to open up to the world:
After English and German, French is the third language on the Internet ahead of Spanish.<br>
slide10. Why study French (business communication)? 7. A language for thinking and debating:
French is an analytical language that structures thinking and develops critical thinking.
It is the language of the great philosophers (Descartes, Sartre or Derrida) and renowned scientists (Pierre and Marie Curie, Pasteur, Georges Charpak...). © Hanken<br>
slide11. Why study French (business communication)? 7. A language for thinking and debating:
By learning French, a student also learns
to argue
to present different points of view
which is very useful in business discussions or negotiations. © Hanken<br>
slide12. Why study French (business communication)? 8. A language to learn other languages:
Learning French will help you discover other Latin languages such as Spanish, Catalan, Italian, Portuguese, Brazilian and Roman.
But also English because French has contributed more than 50% to the current English vocabulary. © Hanken<br>
slide13. The French studies at Hanken The French studies cover the level A1 to B2 of the CEFR whithin 15 courses;
7 courses for the automn term
7 courses for the spring term
1 course which can be done at any period (EOTO) © Hanken<br>
slide14. The French studies at Hanken Automn 2020 Helsinki P1-P2 Spring 2021 Helsinki P3-P4
5213-A Français I A A1.0-A1.1 3 sp 5213-B Français I B A1.1-A1.2 3 sp
5213-A Français I A-2 A1.0-A1.1 2 sp 5213-B Français I B-2 A1.1-A1.2 2 sp
5214-A Français II A A1.2-A2.1 3 sp 5214-B Français II B A2.1-A2.2 3 sp
5214-A Français II A-2 A1.2-A2.1 2 sp 5214-B Français II B-2 A2.1-A2.2 2 sp
5215-A Français III A A2.2-B1.1 3 sp 5215-B Français III B B1.1-B1.2 3 sp
5215-A Français III A-2 A2.2-B1.1 2 sp 5215-B Français III B-2 B1.1-B1.2 2 sp
5226 Français IV A B1.1-B1/B2 4 sp 5228 Français V A B1.1-B1/B2 4 sp
5225 Each One Teach One –Français (P1 to P4) All level 2 sp © Hanken<br>
slide15. The French studies at Hanken 5213-A Français I A (A1.0-A1.1) is designed for beginners
5214-A Français II A (A1.2-A2.1) is designed for those who studied French in high school (B3) and those who passed French IB.
5215-A Français III A (A2.2-B1.1) is designed for those who have learned French as a B2 language in high school and passed the French exam at the bachelor's level and those who passed French IIB.
Please see the courses deciptions in WebOodi for more detail about all courses. © Hanken<br>
slide16. The French studies at Hanken Français I A & B / Français II A & B / Français III A & B
are available in 3 student points.
can be completed by an extra 2 SP module to be intagrated in a Minor.
Français IV A - Français V A
are available in 4 student points.
Each One Teach One
is available in 2 student points. © Hanken<br>
slide17. The French method All courses (except EOTO) are blended learning courses type since 2019 (traditional classroom methods combined and aligned with digital self-learning elements that are done outside the classroom at a time that suits the student).
We use self made material and a method in two volumes covering the levels A.0 to B.2.1 (FRA I A to FRA V):
Objectifs Express 1 & 2,
Nouvelles éditions
Anne-Lyse Dubois, Béatrice Tauzin,
Hachette 2013 / 2016<br>
slide18. The French method Interest of the method:
gradual topics perfectly adapted to the professional environment,
many original written, audio and video documents.
The Methods are reworked in guidelines available on Moodle for an easier access and to be perfectly adapted to the blended/online courses format.<br>
slide19. The French method for 3 SP 1st course of the week:
Discovery of a support task based on authentic documents (audio/ video/written)
Carrying out the task (individually, in pair, in group)
Discovery by observing the grammar rules of the situation of communication
At home:
Continuation of the grammar rules‘ discovering / learning of the new vocabulary
Self training with a quiz
2d course of the week:
Common sharing of the self studies (easy, difficult parts, explanations)
Performing exercises and practical training
At home:
Performing a task of synthesis<br>
slide20. For 2 extra SP After the 2d course of the week:
Carrying out in quizzes activities of:
vocabulay
grammar
phonetics
professional cases on video
Discovering of extra cultural and professional landmarks<br>
slide21. The French team Laurence Prempain Gauthier Duché
Non permanent teacher Lecturer / Coordinator of the department<br>
slide22. The French team FRA II A (A1.2-A2.1) Basic user 2
Laurence Prempain FRA II B (A2.1-A2.2)
FRA IV A (B1.1- B1/B2) Independent user 2
FRA V A (B1/B2-B2)
FRA I A (A1.0-A1.1) + I A-2 Basic user 1
FRA I B (A1.1-A1.2)
FRA II A-2 (A1.2-A2.1) Basic user 2
Gauthier Duché FRA II B-2 (A2.1-A2.2)
FRA III A (A2.2-B1.1) Independent user 1
FRA III B (B1.1-B1.2)
Each One Teach One all levels<br>
slide23. Any question? Please see WebOodi course description for further information.
The French team is also available to answer any other question.
Thank you for your interest…
and we hope to meet you soon in class <br>
slide24. Au revoir ! (= Good bye! / Hej då!) Au revoir !<br>