Learning Outcomes
Modules
Course Content
Modules
Assessment
Grades
The grading scale used for the final course grade is U–G.
Grades are reported as follows:
- Phonetics - 2.5 Credits | U–G
- Oral Proficiency - 3 Credits | U–G
- Basic Knowledge of General and French Grammar - 1 Credit | U–G
- Written Language Proficiency I; Grammar - 4 Credits | U–G
- Written Language Proficiency I; Written Proficiency - 2.5 Credits | U–G
- Culture and Society; Oral Presentation - 2 Credits | U–G
- Culture and Society; Written Presentation - 3.5 Credits | U–G
- French Literature I; Oral presentation - 1.5 Credits | U–G
- French Literature I; Written presentation - 4 Credits | U–G
- Language Learning and Teachning I - 6 Credits | U–G
- Written Language Proficiency II; Written Language Proficiency - 4 Credits | U–G
- Written Language Proficiency II; Grammar - 3.5 Credits | U–G
- Introduction to Linguistics and Academic Writing; Concepts and Theories in Linguistics - 2.5 Credits | U–G
- Introduction to Linguistics and Academic Writing; Academic Writing - 3 Credits | U–G
- Spoken French; The French-speaking World - 1.5 Credits | U–G
- Spoken French; Linguistic Variation - 2 Credits | U–G
- Spoken French; Argumentation and Rhetoric - 2 Credits | U–G
- French Literature II; Oral Presentation - 1.5 Credits | U–G
- French Literature II; Written Presentation - 4 Credits | U–G
- Language Learning and Teaching II - 6 Credits | U–G
- History of the French Language - 7.5 Credits | U–G
- Literature in French and Literary Analysis - 7.5 Credits | U–G
- Essay - 15 Credits | U–G
Entry Requirements
- A Teachers Education and documented approval from the employer
Other Information
This course cannot be counted towards the same degree along with courses that have equivalent content.
If the student has received a decision/recommendation granting study support from Dalarna University because of a disability, then the examiner has the right to offer an alternative examination arrangement. The examiner takes into account the objectives in the course syllabus when deciding whether the examination can be adapted in accordance with the decision/recommendation.