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The FSL series is designed for beginners (FSL100, 102), those wishing to achieve the level of university entrance (FSL121), and students in minor, major and specialist programs (all other courses).
The Placement Test (www.lang.utoronto.ca/placement/french) is mandatory for all students who wish to register in an FRE or FSL course for the first time, except for true beginners with no knowledge of French. The test can be taken only once and the results of the first test will prevail in the event of several attempts. Ideally, the Placement Test should be taken in the term preceding the course in which students intend to register (e.g., for a Fall term or Y course, during the summer term prior to ROSI registration and before the beginning of classes). Students not having access to a computer capable of managing sound files should write to french.placement@utoronto.ca to arrange to take the test at the Department. Please allow three to five working days to obtain the test results.
FSL100H1, FSL102H1 – Guide for beginners
1. No knowledge of French: FSL 100H1. Students enrolled in FSL 100H1 whose ability in French raises doubt about their beginner status will be asked to do the Placement Test and may be moved to a higher level FSL course.
2. Very limited knowledge of French (Placement Test required): FSL 102H1.
Please note that FSL 100H1, 102H1 and 121Y1 do not count towards any of the French programs but can be used as breadth requirements.
FSL121Y1, FSL221Y1, FSL321Y1, FSL421Y1, FSL442H1 & FSL443H1
These courses constitute a progressive five-level series that provides students the opportunity to become proficient, focused, autonomous French language learners. Over time, students can acquire an in-depth understanding of the grammar of French via a focus on all of the major skills – writing, speaking, reading and listening. Each of these courses investigates a particular cultural theme of the French-speaking world.
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