French for Pharmacists
Schedule
Second semester Register
(1) OT: date of placement test
(2) Where? In the "Where?" column you will find the name of the room or auditorium where the course takes place. You will find detailed info in the "Where to find us?" section.
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Content information
Starting level: You have a good basic knowledge of French.
Objective:
This course is aimed at pharmacists, pharmacist assistants and all those who are active in the pharmaceutical sector and would like to deepen their specialised knowledge of French often needed on the job. In this course, you sharpen your communication skills in French.
Content:
You learn how to ask questions, explain the treatment in simple terms, give instructions, refer to a physician, etc. You also learn how to make telephone calls in French, acquiring the necessary telephone jargon (putting someone through, taking a message, writing down numbers, etc.). The difference between formal and informal language will also be dealt with.
Furthermore, you build a broad and specifically pharmaceutical vocabulary (medication, anatomy, clinical pictures, verbs, etc.) by means of extensive vocabulary lists and vocabulary exercises as well as interactive speaking exercises which try to reflect your professional context as accurately as possible.
Placement test: No
Administrative data
Course abbreviation: FAPO
Programme: VTO
Course fees
Useful info
Course book: UCT course book. You will receive this book from your language teacher in class.
Summary
Number of tuition hours: 12
Period: 2nd semester
Nr. of hours per week: 2
Course book available at: UCT
For who?:
- Pharmacists
- Pharmacist assistants
- People working in pharmaceutical sector