French Teacher Courses
A French Teacher instructs students in the language and culture, develops lesson plans, assesses progress, and collaborates with colleagues.
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The Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Teaching (Secondary) is designed to prepare students for teaching roles in Christian, independent, and state high schools both in Australia and internationally. Graduates are valued for their reflective, creative, and confident approach to teaching. The course includes placements, allowing students to apply theory in practical settings. Students will study various disciplines, such as English, history, languages, and more, alongside education, and gain professional teachin...
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From $50,766
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Blended, On Campus
The Bachelor of Arts (Applied Linguistics) provides a comprehensive understanding of human language and its influence on our experiences, merging theoretical and practical perspectives with an emphasis on real-world applications. It delves into how language is integral to human understanding, communication, and culture. Students gain expertise in applying linguistics to contemporary issues and develop high-level linguistic, analytical, and research skills. They also enhance their writing, presentation, di...
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From $50,766
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From $13,881
The Bachelor of Arts (French Studies) enhances students' French language skills, augmenting their comprehension of the Francophone world. This course explores diverse facets of French culture, encompassing literature, cinema, theatre, translation, travel narratives, culinary arts, and concepts of migration and identity. Mastery of French, a globally spoken language, furnishes a considerable advantage in numerous professional settings. Graduates might engage in facilitating international commerce, dipl...
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From $41,994
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The Bachelor of Arts (French) provides comprehensive study of the French language, encompassing speaking, listening, reading, and writing skills. It accommodates beginners as well as intermediate learners. Alongside language studies, it explores French history, culture, and societal dynamics, offering insights into the factors influencing modern France and Francophone societies globally. Students gain practical language skills suitable for diverse social situations.
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A French Teacher instructs students in the French language, covering speaking, reading, writing, and cultural aspects. You’ll develop lesson plans, deliver engaging lessons to students of varying ages and proficiency levels, and assess student progress. Key responsibilities include providing constructive feedback and fostering a supportive learning environment.
French Teachers often collaborate with other educators and participate in school activities that promote language learning and cultural appreciation.
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