Università Roma Tre

Listening Comprehension: Improve students’ ability to understand spoken French in various contexts, such as conversations, interviews, news broadcasts, and movies. Aim to grasp the main ideas, details, and nuances of the language.
Speaking Skills: Develop students’ ability to express fluently and confidently in French. Enhance their pronunciation, vocabulary range, and grammatical accuracy. Practice participating in discussions, debates, and presentations on a wide range of topics.
Reading Comprehension: Enhance students’ reading skills by tackling authentic French texts, such as articles, short stories, and excerpts from novels. Work on understanding the main ideas, interpreting details, and expanding your vocabulary through reading.
Writing Skills: strengthen students’ Ability to write coherent and well-structured texts in French. Practice composing essays, reports, formal letters, and informal emails, focusing on accuracy, organization, and clarity of expression.
Grammar and Vocabulary: Consolidate students’ knowledge of French grammar, including verb conjugations, tenses, pronouns, and sentence structures. Expand students’ vocabulary by learning new words and idiomatic expressions to enrich your communication.
Cultural Understanding: Deepen students’ knowledge of French-speaking cultures and societies. Learn about customs, traditions, literature, history, and current events, which will help you understand and appreciate the cultural context of the language.
Independent Learning: Develop effective strategies for self-study, including using online resources, language-learning apps, and authentic materials. Become more autonomous in your language learning journey and seek out opportunities to practice French outside the classroom.
Exam Preparation: Familiarizing students with the specific requirements and format of the exam. Practice sample tests and exercises to improve your test-taking skills and achieve the desired level of proficiency.