Provence: Modern Foreign Languages
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Provence: Modern Foreign Languages

[Key Stage 3, Key Stage 4, Key Stage 5 - A Level]

Subject related visits

  • French Lessons

    This course combines language lessons from qualifield language schools in resort with ‘out and about' assignments. All assignments are task based, strengthening lessons learnt from the classroom session and aims to provide a degree of self sufficiency in the language, whether its understanding the money, exploring the market or shopping for food. This course includes morning language lessons, a certificate for each student and worksheets on a CD Rom.

    Project options include:

     - I-spy en-route
     - Resort specifc assignments
     - Local etiquette
     - Useful phrases
     - Money and measurements
     - Market assignment
     - Restaurants and shops   

  • Traditional French Markets

    Send your students into the charming country markets and towns of Provence to practice and gain confidence in their use of practical French.

  • Young Reporter

    The concept of this course is to place the student in the role of a reporter and is linked closely to GCSE methodology. ‘Young Reporters' work in small teams to research a theme before they conduct interviews with local people, all material is then reviewed and the best interviews played and discussed back at the hotel. The final report can take a variety of forms reflecting both the aims of the individual teams and their linguistic ability e.g. advanced level students could aim to produce a report in the style of a newspaper or magazine article.

    This course includes pre-interview preparation from a Travelbound representative, a comprehensive teacher's guide on a CD ROM, 1 Dictaphone and clipboard per every 5 students and a certificate of completion.

Further highlights

  • Art & Art History
    • Cézanne’s Studio, Aix-en-Provence

      The still-life paintings that Cézanne painted were based on objects he found in his studio. Discover the objects that inspired his work and see where some of his most famous works were painted.

    • Fondation van Gogh, Arles

      Arles was the background to some of Van Gogh's most famous works and provides an excellent opportunity to explore his influences.

    • La Montaigne Sainte-Victoire

      Students get the chance to appreciate how this mountain inspired Cezanne to make it the centre of many of his important works.

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