Students should consult these placement rules before enrolling into French courses for the first time. Students can review the material covered in the course by taking a look at the course master syllabus.
| Completed studies in French | CECRL Level Reached | Course of enrollment |
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| No previous experience | FR 101 | |
| Elementary and Grade 9 core | A 1.1 | FR 151 |
| Grade 10 core | A 1.1 | FR 151 |
| Grade 11 core | A 1.2 | FR 152 |
| Grade 12 core | A 2 | FR 192A |
| Grade 12 extended and immersion French | B 1 | FR 192B |
| Graduated from a Francophone high school | B 1.2+ | FR 251 or 252 |
Notes: Students may enrol in courses for which they have secondary school antirequisites only with the written permission of the Department of French Studies.
Sequence of French Language Courses
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FR 101: Beginner French
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FR 151: Basic French 1
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FR 152: Basic French 2
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FR 192A: French Language 1: Module 1
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FR 192B: French Language 1: Module 2
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FR 251: French Language 2: Module 1 & FR 252: French Language 2: Module 2
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FR 351: French Language 3
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FR 452: Advanced French Language
French Studies Undergraduate Course Descriptions
Special notes
- Students may not back track to a lower year language courses (i.e. Students who have completed FR 192B may not go back for FR 192A, 152, 151 or 101). Students may not enroll into two first-year French courses in the same term and would be denied the credit for the lower level French course.
- FR 251 and FR 252 are considered non-sequential and may be taken in any order or during the same term.
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Francophone students and students having graduated from a French high school must have the written permission of the French Department to enrol in any French courses.
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Students with transferred university credits in French must consult the Department before enrolling in any French courses.
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Students may enrol in courses for which they have secondary school antirequisites only with the written permission of the Department of French Studies.