Some lessons are given in audio-visual lecture theatres while others are held in language laboratories. All students have free access to the university campus library and, if sanctioned by the Centre's Director, access to Arts lectures in the faculty on French literature, linguistics, French grammar and history. Classes are held Monday - Friday for a total of 20 hours per week. Aim of the course consists of acquiring a high level of listening skills, and acquiring vocabulary and grammatical structures related to daily life in France.
Content includes related vocabulary and grammar, French culture, communication skills, and speaking.
Continuous assessment is given with summary of grades, as well as a Certificate of Regular Attendance. Aim of the course consists of achieving basic verbal expression in everyday life and an introduction to spelling. Content includes vocabulary, grammar, comparing, opposing, cause and consequence. Continuous assessment is given with summary of grades, as well as a Certificate of Regular Attendance and an option to take the DELF examination if the student so chooses. Aim of the course consists of developing skills already acquired, as well as text comprehension and writing.