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Voil (3rd edition) A French Course for Adult Beginners: Coursebook
(Paperback, 3rd edition)
Publishing Details
Full Title:
Voil (3rd edition) A French Course for Adult Beginners: Coursebook
Contributors:
By (Author) Crispin Geoghegan
By (author) Jacqueline Gonthier Geoghegan
Publisher:
John Murray Press
Imprint:
John Murray Learning
Publication Date:
27th June 2014
Edition:
3rd edition
Country:
United Kingdom
Classifications
Readership:
General
Genre:
Fiction/Non-fiction:
Non Fiction
Main Subject:
Dewey:
448.24
Physical Properties
Physical Format:
Paperback
Number of Pages:
256
Dimensions:
Width 190mm, Height 246mm, Spine 15mm
Weight:
564g
Description
Voila is a beginner French programme for use in the classroom or for self-study.
Start to learn French with this third edition of the Voila course - perfect for business and general learners.This practical and fun course gives you the confidence to communicate and understand. Covering a wealth of subjects you'll learn the French you need for useful everyday life:-Greetings and introductions-Travelling around France-Going to the bank-Shopping and eating out-Making arrangements -Sending email and making phone calls-Preparing CVs and going for interviewsThe full-colour coursebook has a range of key learning features:-Activities based on genuine work and leisure situations-Authentic materials such as menus, adverts and brochures-InfoFrance panels give comprehensive details on all key topics-Information on French business topics throughout-Grammar and vocabulary summaries at the end of each lesson-Review sections to help track your progressVoila covers all the skills, structures and topics required for NVQ level 1.Author Bio
Jacqueline Gonthier is a native French speaker and Senior Lecturer at the Bournemouth University Business School. Crispin Geoghegan is Senior Lecturer in Business and International Marketing at Bournemouth University. He was previously Principal Lecturer in the Language Department at Bournemouth University between 1990 and 1997. He is a Fellow of the Institute of Linguists.
