FAQ
- Why should I apply for the French Language Bursary?
Answer: Working in Quebec means you need to have good French-language skills. Learning French can give you a competitive edge in gaining employment in Quebec. - How can I apply for the French Language Bursary?
Answer: You must apply through the Financial Aid and Awards Office - Do I have to register for a French class prior to applying for this bursary?
Answer: Yes. In order to be eligible to receive this bursary, all students must have registered for a French course through the Département d’études françaises (FRAN 211, FRAN 212, FRAN 213, FRAN 214, FRAN 215 or FRAN 218). - How do I know which class to choose in Études françaises?
Answer: The Département d’études françaises suggests the introductory courses FRAN 211 or 212. You will be required to take a proficiency test in order to ensure that you are in the right course. - What should I do if classes are full when I try to register?
Answer: Please contact the Oui Can Help! Project Coordinator at ouicanhelp@concordia.ca who can verify if there are still spaces available in the class you would like to take. - My schedule is full and I cannot register for a French class this semester or the next. What can I do to learn French on campus?
Answer: There are plenty of resources at Concordia. Visit the section Oui Can Help! Learn. - Where can I practice French?
Answer: There are various ways to practice French depending on your needs, whether written, spoken or both. Visit the section Oui Can Help! Practice, to find the best appropriate resource to help you practice. - What are other resources outside Concordia I can use to learn French?
Answer: Visit the section Oui Can Help! External Resources to learn about resources outside Concordia to help you learn French.
