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With FLE from level A2 to B1
Proposed byL. P. FORMATION - FORMACOOP
Target audience
AudienceStateless people, Asylum seekers, French citizens, Statutory refugees, Beneficiaries of temporary protection, Beneficiaries of subsidiary protection
Level of FrenchA2, B1
Availability requested
Frequency of participationMinimum 3 hours per week
Days of attendanceSaturday
Where is it?
Take French classes on Saturdays
What is it?
3 hours of French classes on Saturdays, for employees who need to validate level B1.
At the end of the training, you can take the TEF-IRN (Test of French Evaluation for Integration, Residency, and Nationality) to apply for a 10-year residency card or French naturalization.
Why is it interesting?
- Better communicating, reading, writing
- Classes in small groups of 3 to 6 people
- Classes on Saturdays, a half-day three times a month
- Possibility to start classes at any time during the year.
Preparation for the TEF-IRN or DELF B1 exams to apply for a 10-year residency card or French naturalization.
How to do it?
- By email: lpicaud.fle@gmail.com
- By phone: 06 76 77 60 38
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