Public Service Training

Quality french training

Quality french training is our business.

In addition to enrolling yearly approximately 850 individuals from the general public in second-language French courses, Alliance Française is also specialized in training members of the Federal Public Service (more than 4 000 hours taught in 2009) and has been “official supplier” for more than 15 years.

• part-time training to prepare for the B/C exams : 3 hour class per week for 10 weeks, morning group (9am to 12pm) or evening group (5:30 to 8:30pm)
  Starting the week of January 18, 2009 – 30 hours total for $ 300 (not including material)
• Full time training: one-on-one or group setting can be organized.
  
  Contact us to get a proposal.

AMONG OUR CLIENTS:

Post Canada, RCMP, Park Canada, Statistic Canada, DND, Health Canada…

FOR MORE INFORMATION:

Please contact our program director:

Mrs. Anne-Geneviève Guiot

programmesaf@ns.aliantzinc.ca or

Tel. (1) 902 455 4411

Fax. (1) 902 455 4149

We employ 15 francophone teachers from all over the world who are specialized in French as a Second Language (FSL).

1. A personalized approach suited to your needs

We will build a training plan according to your objectives, following the results of a needs analysis questionnaire taken before the training. We propose a calendar according to the candidate’s level and aims: full time/ part time training, private/semi private/ group training. (See below: Winter session to come)

2. Official materials provided by Canada School of Public Service

Our instructors use public service training material for both levels B and C. They use the proper tools required to prepare you for the new version of the language proficiency test. Genuine and unaltered documents issued by various federal departments and agencies are also used as complementary material.

Alliance Française has also access to daily updated Internet resources offering public service employees a variety of stimulating learning tools such as video news reports, periodicals, and computer and/or television animations.

3. Evaluation

A monthly evaluation of progress is provided by each instructor. Before the exam you will be placed in interview situations similar to those you will face during the tests (reading, writing and speaking).

4. Learn about French-speaking culture

In addition to French courses, you will have access to an immersion experience in Halifax throughout the year at the Alliance Française. Cultural events, workshops and the Media Library provide opportunities to put into practice course content and reinforce skills.