TRAINING OBJECTIVES. EXPECTED RESULTS
In line with the educational objectives of the Degree Course in Linguistic Mediation and Intercultural Communication, the aim of the course is to guarantee the linguistic and communicative knowledge and skills necessary for the continuation of the studies and for obtaining the Degree.
Level A2+ of the European Framework of Reference is achieved through the teaching/learning of basic lexical and morphosyntactic structures together with written and oral communication skills.
Expected learning outcomes: The course as a whole aims to consolidate and enrich the lexical and morphosyntactic structures of the French language, to communicate in the various situations of everyday life, to use with method the monolingual and bilingual dictionaries in a translation-related perspective, to consider the study of the lexicon in a diachronic key following the evolution of the French language from its origins to the present day.
Knowledge and comprehension ability: The student learns and recognizes the phonemes of the French language; learns and recognizes the basic morphosyntactic structures of the French phrase together with the verbal system; learns a "fundamental vocabulary" that allows him/her to understand most situations of everyday life.
Ability to apply knowledge and understanding: The student is able to understand simple speeches and to read and interpret short texts correctly; recognises and applies the morphosyntactic structures of the French language in translation or written production exercises; has a fundamental vocabulary and grammar that allows him/her to distinguish "faux amis".
Autonomy of judgment: The student makes judicious use of dictionaries and grammars and is able to interpret the context in order to make relevant choices.
Communicative skills: Thanks to the knowledge acquired (phonetics, vocabulary and morphosyntax), the student is able to express himself and interact in everyday situations both orally and in writing.