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Modern Languages

French

The French syllabus emphasises the development of the four language skills (listening, reading, speaking and writing) and the acquisition of knowledge of Francophone culture through the study of selected topics and contemporary writings of relevance to Caribbean society. While the topics have been selected to provide knowledge and understanding of issues pertinent to Caribbean people in a global context, emphasis will be on language competence rather than on detailed technical knowledge.

In developing this syllabus, care has been taken to ensure that it meets the knowledge, understanding and skill requirements common to post-secondary syllabuses in Modern Languages. Completion of this syllabus provides a foundation for further studies and development for the world of work. This approach reflects an awareness of our regional context and is geared specifically to students learning Modern Languages in the Caribbean as part of the international community.

Syllabus Structure

The syllabus consists of two Units each containing three Modules.

UNIT 1: LA FAMILLE, LA SOCIÉTÉ ET L’ENVIRONNEMENT

Module 1

L’individu, la famille et la vie journalière 

Module 2

La société et les affaires sociales 

Module 3

L’environnement 

UNIT 2: L’ACTUALITÉ, LA TECHNOLOGIE ET L’ÉCONOMIE

Module 1

L’actualité 

Module 2

La science et la technologie 

Module 3

L’industrie et l’économie 

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