International cooperation and development

I. Institutional monographic course: learning and revision of the enunciative aspects of the organization of French texts of specialist topics with special reference to lexicon and to the synchronic and diachronic aspects of the political speech. This course provides students with a basic methodology for analyzing political texts. Students will be able to understand, using the tools of applied linguistics analysis. Students will also acquire the ability to produce clear and well-argued written and oral texts on a wide range of topics. Such ability will be enhanced through face to face learning, practice exercises and specific reading materials. The course also provides students with intermediate level competence in French (both written and spoken). II. Lectors' course: learning and/or revision of the phonetics and of the syntactic- linguistic structures. Acquisition of the linguistic skills of the B1/B2 levels of Qcer , in terms of comprehension ( listening-reading), speaking (oral production) writing (written dictations and simple texts production).