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      Preparatory Program Programs in French

      It never hurts to be prepared. Students who are planning to pursue an undergraduate degree can benefit from preparatory programs for that degree. A preparatory program teaches the basic tools students will need to be successful as they begin to work toward the completion of degree requirements.

      What are preparatory programs in French? The study of French not only introduces students to the language itself, but also covers the history and culture of France. A program designed to prepare scholars for this subject may include basics such as business, communication, history, economics, art, writing and social science. Participants can typically expect to learn French grammar and sentence structure and begin to apply those skills by practicing conversation skills, reading French literature, and studying French society.

      Learning a new language can increase career prospects. Graduates can expect to have a solid working knowledge of French business practices, which can increase their chances of promotion. These programs can also improve negotiation skills, which can assist when interviewing for a job or asking for a raise.

      Preparatory programs vary in price, depending on the country or university. Programs typically last one year, but sometimes, shorter and less expensive programs are offered.

      Besides teaching French at the primary, secondary or university level, graduates with a degree in French may find themselves in high demand in many industries. Studying French can launch graduates into travel-related careers, such as flight attendant and tour guide. Many government jobs prefer applicants with advanced language skills, hiring them as diplomats, interpreters and foreign service officers. Multinational corporations often see those who have studied French as executives or their corporate representatives in one of the many countries in which French is widely spoken.

      There are many preparatory programs for those who want to study French at various universities worldwide, and many of these universities offer online programs as well. Search for your program and contact directly the admission office of the school of your choice by filling in the lead form.