French in Corporate Communication

Built around weekly themes drawn from economics, management, and business ethics, this is essentially a workshop in functioning professionally in French — taking a real case study and being able to argue a position on it, write a short report about it, run a meeting around it, or pitch a product from it. Expect a steady rhythm of case studies pulled from Moodle, written and audiovisual language exercises, group debates in class, and deliverables like elevator pitches and short reports, mostly open-book and time-bounded. It sits at the upper end of the French track in the Translation and Interpretation program, turning the general fluency you've built into the specific register a translator or interpreter actually needs when the client is a company rather than a literary text.