ACADEMIC YEAR 2011- 2012

ACADEMIC YEAR  2011 / 2012

French language courses - All levels.

Second term
30/01/12 - 24/05/2012
Placement test on 23/01/2012

30st january : begining of the course

Easter holidays : 7 - 22 April 2012.


Course organisation

• 200 hours of courses    
• 1 week for placement + 12 weeks of courses + 1 week for exams
• Minimum of 18 hours of courses per week
• Compulsory presence
• 1 course = 55 minutes

Elementary and intermediate levels
are designed for students who haven’t reached a sufficient level in French language to sit for the University diplomas.
Level A1
19 hours of courses per week
Writing, oral, grammar, vocabulary, phonetics, spelling, tutored projects and language laboratory
Level A2  : A2+, B1-
18 hours of courses per week
 Writing, oral, grammar, spelling, civilization, phonetics, tutored projects and language laboratory

CERTIFICAT PRATIQUE DE LANGUE FRANCAISE    - CPLF – B1
This course is shaped for students who have already reached an intermediate level and are able to express themselves in daily situations. The preparation to this diploma is focused on  study of current language, written and oral. The courses, tutorials and practical work, are based on grammatical exercises , vocabulary, training of oral and written expression. Practice on documents and oral presentations complete the skill training.
The course is half-yearly: 19 hours of classes per week
⇒ language (10 hours)
⇒ modern French literature (2 hours)
⇒ general French civilization (2 hours)
⇒ 2 optional courses chosen among: presse & média, texte & image, Français commercial, Etude de la civilisation française par la chanson, (2 * 2 hours per week)
⇒ language laboratory (1 hour)

ADVANCED AND SUPERIOR LEVELS
DIPLOME D’ETUDES FRANCAISES – DEF – B2
The course is half-yearly (19 h per weeks during 11 weeks)
This course is shaped for students who have already a good knowledge of the French language. Study focuses on written and oral French: analysis and resume of documents, essay, composition and discussions, phonetic exercises.
⇒ language (8 h )
⇒ modern French literature
⇒ civilisation (2 h per week  + homework file)
⇒ 3 optional courses among: presse & média, texte & image, Français commercial, Etude de la civilisation française par la chanson
⇒ Language laboratory

DIPLOME APPROFONDI D’ETUDES FRANCAISES – DAEF – C1
19 h per week / 11 weeks
This course is identical to the DSEF diploma course, but comprises only one semester.

DIPLOME  SUPERIEUR  D’ETUDES FRANCAISES – DSEF – C1/2
19 h per week / 22 weeks
The course runs over 2 sessions and is shaped for students who have already a very good knowledge of French (students who study French at their home university).It’s a preparation course to specialised studies at university. Training to oral and written comprehension of complex documents. Oral and written expression: argumentation techniques, resumes, essays, composition, French civilisation.
Linguistic reinforcement in special fields: literature and culture, business French, cinema, communication and media.
This course prepares to studies at university in France.
Sequence 1 :
Language (8 h )
Grammar (2 h )
Written expression (2 h )
Glossary (1h )
Oral expression ( 2 h )
Language laboratory ( 1 h )

Sequence 2 :
Civilisation, culture and literature (5 h )
Civilisation (1 h + homework file)
Presse et médias (2 h )

Littérature et culture françaises ( 2 h )

Sequence 3 :
French – applied linguistics
Texte et images ( 2 h )
Français économique et commercial (2 h )
La civilisation par la chanson française ou Didactique du FLE (2 h )

OPTIONAL COURSES : on choice for level CPLF and DEF, compulsory for DAEF and DSEF:
Presse et medias
Textes et images
Français économique et commercial
Etude de la civilisation française par la chanson

Students enrolled to CUEF can assist some courses of different university departments as “auditeur libre” (assisting lectures without passing exam or degree).

Prices
Courses :  200 hours

+  Pass culture de l'université. 
+  Une excursion-journée en autobus climatisé avec guides professionnel
+  Une visite guidée de la ville
+  Un buffet de bienvenue et de clôture ...

Term    1200 €
Academic year  2250 €

University Department of Physical and Sporting Activities-http: / / www.univ-perp.fr/fr/vie_etudiante/Sports__SUAPS_.html

ACTIVITÉS SPORTIVES
Plus de 30 activités sportives sont proposées par le service des sports de l'université moyennant 6 € de frais d’inscription à l'année pour accéder pour toutes les activités suivantes :
    * Handball, basket-ball ,volley-ball, rugby, football,
    * Fitness, stretching, danse contemporaine, rock n’roll, salsa, tango,
    * Gymnastique acrobatique, musculation,
    * Yoga,  tai-chi chan, qi gong, chindai,  yamara,
    * Athlétisme,
    * Tir à l’arc,
    * Natation,
    * Badminton,
    * Tennis
    * Tennis de table,
    * Options avec supplément : Plongée sous-marine, planche à voile, escalade, randonnées, ski alpin, ski de fond, soirée gastronomique. …

Office of International Students - Open throughout the academic year.
Administrative and educational assistance and in everyday life.
Department of Preventive Medicine
House students : Student associations, sports department, Youth Information Point, but also hosts many activities: cultural, sports, multimedia.
Information on how to apply for residence permit and paperwork : Prefecture and OFI: a constantly helps students on administrative procedures, residence cards, receipts and labels.

A special university flyer can be downloaded from-http: / / www.univ-perp.fr/fr/vie_etudiante.html
Week of information across the campus with multiple animations.
Office Home Student with disabilities.

The CUEF provides housing for students.
cuef@univ-perp.fr
University residence located 200 meters from the classroom.
Rooms with sink or bathroom.
Apartments in city center
Selected host families -
Hotels 1 to 4 *

A restaurant and three cafeterias on campus