WED7:00 – 9:00 pm$533
InstructorAndréa Guillemot
Adults · 10-week session · Jan 11 – Mar 29, 2027
C1 is divided into four consecutive courses: C1.1 + C1.2 + C1.3 + C1.4. You can take the C1 courses in any order!
The first sublevel in C1 (Expert), in which students will address a wide range of topics including urban development, farming and agriculture, and medicine. Through authentic texts, videos, and reports, students will broaden their general and specialized vocabulary while mastering the grammatical structures necessary to present the theme of a document, provide a synthesis, support a point of view or personal opinion with both primary and secondary arguments, and offer advice.
2 groups scheduled for C1.1 in Winter 2027.
In this second sublevel of C1 (Expert), students will address a wide range of topics including self-image and social media, professional life, inequality, feminism, and immigration, amongst others. Through authentic texts, videos, and reports, students will broaden their general and specialized vocabulary while mastering the grammatical structures necessary to denounce inequality and other social injustices, summarize a speech, and share personal experiences related to the themes. Students will also continue to master the different registers of language, both formal and informal, and practice analyzing artworks, songs, and poems.
No groups of this level are currently scheduled for Winter 2027 — please check back soon or contact us.
In this sublevel, students will address topics including the pursuit of happiness, the digital era, and the fracophone world and French language. Through authentic texts, videos, and reports, students will broaden their general and specialized vocabulary while mastering the grammatical structures necessary to debate a given topic and produce formal texts such as letters and articles.
1 group scheduled for C1.3 in Winter 2027.
In this sublevel, students will address topics as varied as pedagogy, the European Union, humor and cultural practices, and the environment. Through authentic texts, videos, and reports, students will broaden their general and specialized vocabulary while mastering the grammatical structures necessary to write argumentative and editorial texts, engage in debate, and share personal experiences related to the themes of the course.
No groups of this level are currently scheduled for Winter 2027 — please check back soon or contact us.
Please note: courses may fill quickly or be cancelled if minimum enrolment is not reached. Check each course page for the most up-to-date
details or contact us with any questions.
No classes on Monday, January 18 (Martin Luther King Jr. Day). All 30-hour courses follow the same curriculum; simply choose the
group, format and schedule that suits you best. 25-hour courses will cover the same curriculum as 30-hour courses and will require more
independent work from student and additional homework.
Registration for Winter 2027 will open on Thursday, November 12 at 8am Pacific.
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