French Immersion Program In Vancouver

French

We offer a wide range of levels from Beginner to Advanced French classes. The DEA Education Center organizes its teaching on the most modern teaching methods. Our courses are offered with flexible schedules through group classes and private tutoring.

Children are naturals at learning a language: their lack of inhibition and adaptability makes it easier for them to pick up sounds and words. As a parent, you are giving your child a life-long advantage by exposing them to a foreign language at an early age.

We offer quality teaching promoting excellence with a dynamic method of teaching French and recognized high-quality programs which will guarantee your child good opportunities or further studies and to obtain diplomas.

When taking classes of French at DEA Education Center, your child gets access to contents and objectives which lead to the ELF examination. DELF certification qualifies for external credits and Advance

Placement under the BC Ministry of Education (grades 10 to 12).

French and French Immersion

Throughout the world, French is a key language in government, business, international development, and diplomacy. Also, as Canada is a bilingual country, being fluent in the second official language can provide your child with opportunities that may not be there otherwise.

DEA Education Center offers your child the opportunity to explore new learning methods as we create a fun, interactive environment, where students improve their self-confidence and their love for the French language.
The following elements are covered in French classes:

• Verb structures
• Grammar and syntax
• Pronunciation
• Colloquial expressions
• Text and oral comprehension
• Oral and written expression

THE DELF AND DALF

The DELF and DALF are six separate diplomas issued by the French Ministry for National Education to certify the French language skills. These diplomas are valid for life. DELF and DALF certificates are developed by the Centre International d’Etudes Pédagogiques (CIEP) and reflect the six levels of the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFRL).

This program does not require approval by the registrar of the Private Training Institutions Branch (PTIB) of the Ministry of Advanced Education, Skills & Training.