4 Business French Courses Antibes

This two-week business French course is open to students from level B1 and is held in small groups (maximum of 4 students per class). It is aimed at professionals from all sectors (directors, managers, employees, business students etc.) who want to perfect their language skills to meet the specific needs of the business world. Drawing on situations and documents from the business world or the world of work, this course includes activities that are based on communicating in a professional setting, day-to-day interaction and also the economic, social and political context in France. Monday to Friday, 09:00 to 12:20 (including a 20-minute break). Morning standard courses include grammar and vocabulary revision as well as work on themes closely linked to the business world using a range of materials (specialist press articles, audio documents on economic issues etc.). Activities will focus on daily tasks (workplace communication scenarios, drafting formal emails, resumes etc.). Students will also be encouraged to discuss domestic and international economic current affairs. Monday to Friday, 14:00 to 16:00 (including a 15-minute break). The afternoon intensive French course is mostly dedicated to consolidating spoken production and listening comprehension (negotiations, simulations, interviews, listening etc.) but also points such as knowledge of the specificities of the world of work in France (workplace routines, intercultural awareness, social life etc.). In a relaxed environment the student will learn to handle authentic communication scenarios (day-to-day interaction at the office, public speaking, telephone conversations etc.).

For nearly a decade, this school has taught members and officials of the European Community, in continuous training as well as teaching future diplomats of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Federal Republic of Germany. The morning lessons are used to improve linguistic skills, tailored to the needs of the group. It will be a perfect forum to recall professional and para-professional situations and documents, and develop your comprehension and language skills in accordance with your professional requirements. The afternoon will focus on themes closely related to the French and European world and intercultural analysis (French and European institutions, history, culture and politics, European meetings, telephone conversations, presenting a report inside and outside the Parliament, with French-speaking associates, intercultural aspect and many more). This two-week business French course is open to students from level B1 and is held in small groups (maximum of 4 students per class). It is aimed at professionals from all sectors (directors, managers, employees, business students etc.) who want to perfect their language skills to meet the specific needs of the business world. Drawing on situations and documents from the business world or the world of work, this course includes activities that are based on communicating in a professional setting, day-to-day interaction and also the economic, social and political context in France. Monday to Friday, 09:00 to 12:20 (including a 20-minute break). Morning standard courses include grammar and vocabulary revision as well as work on themes closely linked to the business world using a range of materials (specialist press articles, audio documents on economic issues etc.). Activities will focus on daily tasks (workplace communication scenarios, drafting formal emails, resumes etc.). Students will also be encouraged to discuss domestic and international economic current affairs. Monday to Friday, 14:00 to 16:00 (including a 15-minute break). The afternoon intensive French course is mostly dedicated to consolidating spoken production and listening comprehension (negotiations, simulations, interviews, listening etc.) but also points such as knowledge of the specificities of the world of work in France (workplace routines, intercultural awareness, social life etc.). In a relaxed environment the student will learn to handle authentic communication scenarios (day-to-day interaction at the office, public speaking, telephone conversations etc.).