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Glendon – French as a Second Language

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Non-Francophone students wishing or required to take courses in French as a Second Language (FSL) for non-majors must take a French Proficiency Language Assessment to determine their level of proficiency and to ensure that they enrol in the appropriate course(s) at the Glendon Language Training Centre for Studies in French. This Centre offers 1000- and 2000-level courses - necessary to meet the requirements of the College for French as a Second Language.

Students who wish to take more advanced courses in French must contact the Department of French Studies at Glendon.

Courses in French as a Second Language (FSL) are available at the Glendon Language Training Centre for Studies in French and at the Department of French Studies at Glendon College and at the Department of French Studies at the Faculty of Liberal Arts and Professional Studies at the Keele Campus.

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