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Can you do Units 1&2 of French in Year 10 itself?

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schmalex:
VSL is probably an easier option. She can do units 1&2 for three hours a week outside of school.

m@tty:
VSL = Victorian School of Languages

Fyrefly:

Yeah, VSL is actually quite a good idea... my friend did Italian at high school, and Macedonian at VSL.

appianway:
I'd say that if your daughter is interested in French, simple acceleration might not be the best option. I found that I learnt the crux of my French knowledge in year 9 - since then, I've been fine tuning the details of the language and improving my fluency. The VCE course isn't markedly different from the years 9 and 10 course - you're just expected to put more time into the study. It might be a better idea for your daughter to consider sitting the DELF (either in conjunction with 1/2 or just in addition to her year 10 course) - the DELF is recognised by the French government. Alliance Francaise runs the exams in Australia, and you can probably find out a bit more here: http://www.alliancefrancaise.com.au/content/tabID__3484/French_Language_Diplomas.aspx

Fyrefly:

--- Quote from: appianway on June 23, 2010, 09:48:41 pm ---Alliance Francaise runs the exams in Australia, and you can probably find out a bit more here: http://www.alliancefrancaise.com.au/content/tabID__3484/French_Language_Diplomas.aspx


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They also run competitions, right?

I did a poetry recital competition back in Year 7 (the only year I studied French, lol).

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