Français langue seconde-immersion 10 - 12**

4 credits

• In FRALL, we develop the foundations necessary for the acquisition of French language through grammar study, verbal interaction, novel study as well as exploring the French language through current media sources. The intent of FI courses is for students to develop the abilities to organize ideas on a range of topics, in a clear, coherent and consistent manner, understand and use works of literature written in French, and to feel empowered by self-expression in a second language. 

• Learning happens through lectures, stations, discussion circles, debates, speeches, games. Assessment through projects, quizzes, essays, participation, interviews, dictees 

• Generally homework is not assigned. Students are encouraged to review notes from class or finish work they did not complete during the class time provided. Students should study for weekly or monthly dictees and work on summative assessments (about 4 / semester) outside of class time. 

• Students are expected to speak in French at all times (to teachers and their peers) during French Immersion classes. 

Sciences Humaines 10 et Sciences Humaines 11**

4 credits in grade 10 (satisfies Social Studies 10 graduation requirement)

4 credits in grade 11 (satisfies Social Studies 11/12 graduation requirement)

Langue et Culture de la Francophonie 11 

4 credits, - ** this is an off-timetable course FY outside the timetable.

• main option for French Immersion elective

• can be taken in Grade 10, 11 or 12

• variety of different activities in and outside of school to foster their understanding of and belonging to the Francophone community

• exploration of texts, media and real-life experiences 

• reflect on their identity in the world and in their personal life

• Students are expected to speak French every class from beginning to end as the emphasis is to strengthen oral French skills. Students practice and refine their oral French abilities by working on presentations, engaging in discussion groups, and participating in French circles.

• This course is flexible - all year long Mondays at lunch. This course is focuses on the development of oral French abilities. It is an excellent way to prepare for the grade 12 French Immersion Provincial Assessment as there is an oral component.  

• You will learn in discussion groups, dialogues, interviews, games, projects  and be assessed through participation, conversation and presentations.

Peer Tutoring 11 **

4 credits

• A French class, what else?  You will need to connect with a teacher and will likely be placed in a lower Grade french class.