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With Sheridan’s French Proficiency – Beginner Micro-Credential, build foundational French language skills through practical conversation, everyday vocabulary, and essential grammar. Through interactive exercises and guided practice, students will develop the skills needed to participate in simple spoken and written French communication.

 

As part of Sheridan's stackable French Micro-Credential pathway, this program prepares students to continue their language-learning journey in French Proficiency – Intermediate.

Build, refine, and expand your French language skills.

 

Program Delivery

This is a part-time program and is delivered via virtual (sychronous) classroom. 

Program Description

With Sheridan’s French Proficiency – Beginner Micro-Credential, build a strong foundation in French communication through practical conversation, everyday vocabulary, and essential grammar. Designed for beginners with little to no prior French experience, this micro-credential introduces the fundamental language skills needed to communicate in common social, travel, and workplace situations. Through interactive learning activities and guided practice, students develop confidence in speaking, listening, reading, and writing while learning to introduce themselves, express basic needs, share opinions, and participate in simple conversations.  

As students progress through the program, they expand their ability to discuss family, work, routines, interests, and daily activities while strengthening pronunciation, sentence structure, and comprehension skills. Emphasis is placed on real-world communication, helping learners build the confidence to engage in everyday French interactions.   

As part of Sheridan's stackable French Micro-Credential pathway, this program provides the foundation needed to advance to French Proficiency – Intermediate and continue developing toward greater fluency.   

Start speaking French with confidence and take the first step toward greater fluency.

What You’ll Learn:

  • Communicate basic needs, courtesies, and opinions in basic conversational French  
  • Introduce yourself and discuss personal topics such as family, work, and interests  
  • Apply foundational grammar, vocabulary, pronunciation in oral and written communication 
  • Develop confidence in reading, writing, listening to and speaking French 

Career and Practical Outcomes

Graduates of this credential will be equipped with foundational French language skills that support personal, academic, or professional growth.

Programming Notes and Requirements

As part of Sheridan's stackable French Micro-Credential pathway, this program provides the foundation needed to advance to French Proficiency – Intermediate and continue developing toward greater fluency.

Tuition and Fees

Tuition is charged per course, as opposed to per program. The cost of textbooks is not included in the course fees. Any textbook requirements will be listed in the course outline. You can buy textbooks from the online Sheridan Campus Store.

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Contact Us

If you have any questions, please contact us at caps@sheridancollege.ca or 905-874-4440. 
 

Program Details


Classes offered: 3
Classes required for completion: 3
Mandatory Classes: 3
Elective Classes: 0
Contact the Program Operations Specialist at ashley.mckernan@sheridancollege.ca
Classes in this 'French Proficiency – Beginner' program may be taken in any order.
 

Courses Available for this Program

Develop basic French language skills in speaking, reading and writing while emphasizing oral communication. Learn how to introduce yourself and others, ask and ......(more)
Acquire more descriptive language skills and talk about family and possessions. Express opinions and compliments, ask for advice and express admiration. Ask and ......(more)
Learn to express basic needs and courtesies as well as how to ask for and give information. New verb forms in conversation will be taught and used in situations ......(more)