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This document provides information about a French immersion summer program located in La Pocatière, Quebec. The 5-week program from early July to early August uses a communicative language approach and includes classes, activities, workshops and cultural experiences to improve students' French language skills. Students are placed into one of three ability divisions and subdivisions based on a placement test assessing listening, reading and oral skills. Classes focus on oral communication, current events, media and Quebec culture. Students have the option to stay in a college residence or student residence and meals are provided in a cafeteria style. The program aims to provide a unique learning experience to improve vocabulary, cultural knowledge, daily habits, accent and expressions.
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- 4. LA POCATIÈRE WHERE? 1. MCI to Montréal (ON-401 E)= 527km, 5h 18 mins 2. MCI to Québéc City (ON-401 E, Autoroute 20 E)= 778km, 7h 44mins 3. MCI to La Pocàtiére (ON-401 E, Autoroute 20 E)= 892km, 8h 50 mins 4. MCI to Gaspé (ON-401 E, Autoroute 20E)= 1446km, 15h 44mins
- 5. TRANSPORTATION Take a… 1. Drive 2. Taxi 3. Bus 4. Train 5. Flight
- 7. Placement & Placement Test • 3 divisions and 2-3 subdivisions each division: • Débutant(e): A1, A2, A3 • Moyen(nne): B1, B2, B3 • Avancé(e): C1, C2, C3 • Based on placement test • Placement test based on 3 components: • Écouter (une vidéo) • Lire (les questions choix multiples) • Oral (une entrevue)
- 8. Evaluations & Teaching Methods Evaluations Teaching Methods • Course Work (emphasis on…) • Presentations • ORAL • Culminating Assignments COMMUNICATION • Projet final et le foire • Current Events • Examen Oral (Une entrevue) • Media • Culture (les chansons) • Vocabulaire • Groupwork
- 9. LA GRADUATION 1. # of Activities Completed 2. Classes
- 10. What you will learn that is unique to this program… • Vocabulaire • La culture • Les habitudes quotidiennement • L’accent Québécois • Les expressions Québécois • Les registres différents
- 11. RESIDENCE
- 12. RESIDENCE Il y avait 2 options… La Collège (Under 17) Curfew: 11:00pm Le Résidence (17+) Curfew: 11:30pm
- 13. FOOD • Cafeteria style • Variety of options • Québéc cuisine • Will accommodate for any allergies
- 15. TIPS Be patient! Book transportation early if possible! Arrive early if possible! Do not speak English! (Bring a dictionary everywhere) Interact with your friends and family from home as minimally as possible! Try your best at all times but remember that everyone is there for improvement! Be prepared! Step out of your comfort zone! Do as much as possible!
- 16. IN THE FUTURE… 1. Grade 12 French 2. Applications for university 3. Being independent, transitioning to university 4. Other French immersion programs or travel