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French Intensive Course Kaysersberg 2014 KAYSERSBERG, Alsace FRENCH MOMENTS INTENSIVE COURSE 22 September to 3 October 2014 www.frenchmoments.com Learn French in Kaysersberg, in the heart of the scenic Alsace Wine Route. Excellent cuisine, rich history and delightful scenery awaits you... French Moments is running a 12 day intensive course between the 22nd September and 3rd October 2014 which combines 30 hours of lessons with a delightful balance of activities and excursions. There is also a healthy amount of down-time so you have time to relax and re-fuel, maybe savour some local produce or just curl up in the sunshine with a book! The course is educational but fun, with a choice of levels which combine the French language with learning about the local and general French culture. Classes take place in the Kaysersberg town centre in the local médiathèque. Outings and workshops are varied and balanced to teach you about the local area and to enable you to experience France for yourself. Kaysersberg Several cities and villages along the Alsace Wine Route have become famous and attract a very large crowd of visitors during the summer months and Christmas. These gems of the wine country are often made up of old medieval ramparts, winding alleyways that bloom with magnificent geraniums, winstubs, vaults, half-timbered houses, and medieval churches. Many town names have become synonymous with rich traditions, warm welcomes, prosperity and great wines. One of them has become a favourite destination over the years: Kaysersberg. Kaysersberg, the “Mountain of the Emperor”, certainly deserves its prestigious name. A tourist hotspot, the little city houses some of the most beautiful half-timbered houses of the Renaissance in Alsace in its entirely pedestrian centre. The city of Kaysersberg and its viticulture are dominated by the castle ruins, which now only consist of a beautiful round tower. The view from its summit offers a panorama of the city, the valley of the Weiss, the vineyards and the Plain of Alsace, and beyond, the Black Forest in Germany. Kaysersberg (pop. 3,000) is located 10 km from Colmar where the TGV train can reach Paris in just 2.5 hours. The town centre has all sorts of shops and stores: bakeries and patisseries, butchers, post office, tourist office, grocers, banks, cellars, gift shops, bookshops, etc. We can’t wait to share Kaysersberg and the surrounding vineyards with you! Page 2 © French Moments - Kaysersberg 2014 !e c"rse 12 day French Intensive Course Course dates: 22nd September to 3rd October 2014 Cost: AU$3,900 per person Where: Kaysersberg, Alsace, North-East France. What's included? ✤ 30 hours of French lessons (choice of 2 levels) ✤ course notes ✤ refreshments in the lesson breaks ✤ tailor-made excursions and activities in Kaysersberg and region of Alsace: see pages 5-7 for details. ✤ comprehensive information pack prior to departure with everything you need to know including maps and local information. At time of booking please read the terms and conditions which lay out in detail what is included in the price. The lessons There is a choice of two levels, so whether you are a more experienced French speaker or new to French there is an option for you! The emphasis is on conversation but it is worked around a structured programme which includes some grammar, new vocabulary and cultural themes. French Moments is very strong on teaching the culture alongside the language so we weave this through all the classes. The atmosphere is fun but focussed and students walk away having had the chance to practice their French, develop new skills and gain confidence. Each class has a maximum of 10 people and all our teachers are well-qualified French natives who are passionate about teaching you French. Each day you have two different teachers who swap at the break. Page 3 © French Moments - Kaysersberg 2014 Travellers French - beginners: For those either wanting an introduction to French or to practice holiday French. The focus is on key themes that you encounter when travelling in France with an emphasis on the spoken component. Simple grammar structures and cultural information are also woven through the course. The use of games, films and fun role plays will inspire you and combined with the course notes and phrases you will have the confidence to use your French in everyday situations! A fun yet instructive cultural input about the region of Périgord is also included so you can learn about the region you are in. Themes include: ✤ Greetings and basic etiquette ✤ Simple directions ✤ General presentations ✤ French cities and villages ✤ Numbers and Prices ✤ Accommodation ✤ Food and Beverages ✤ Travel ✤ Markets and Shops ✤ Leisure, sports and hobbies ✤ Colours ✤ Weather ✤ Ordering in a restaurant ✤ Parts of the body and at the Doctor’s ✤ Sensations (hot, warm, cold) ✤ Fauna and Flora ✤ Time Conversation-level class: For those who can hold a conversation in French but still need help with some structures and developing vocabulary. The goal of this class is to get you speaking French as much as possible, as well as giving you the opportunity to learn more about France, increase your vocabulary and brush up on a little grammar. Each day the following is included: À la découverte de l’Alsace In the news The whole course will be themed on the discovery What's happening in France, who's making the of Alsace (history, culture, gastronomy, etc.) headlines? A look at current affairs and items of interest. The use of news video clips and articles La minute de grammaire will open up conversation starters to talk about A short grammar workshop to brush up on rusty everything happening in France that week. areas and become more confident using advanced structures. We know how to make grammar fun! How to … Meet someone for the first time, ask for a refund - On the spot for an item a clothing for example, make a Each day a couple of students will be asked to talk complaint, negotiate a better price, send back a about a certain topic that is of interest to them or meal and more! an experience they've had. The goal is to enable This is a fun but very useful part of the course you to piece ideas together and to prepare some where everyday situations are brought to life and phrases so you can think about structures and you work on your tone of voice and choice of vocabulary in advance. language to correctly deal with each scenario. Page 4 © French Moments - Kaysersberg 2014 Excursions and Cultural Activitie Throughout the course local excursions and cultural activities are organised in Kaysersberg and Alsace. This is a great opportunity to discover the region and interact with locals (in French!). We’ve also allowed time for you to relax and most evenings are free except for the final celebration where we'll have a beautiful dégustation dinner party with matching wines, presentation of awards, some special surprises and a moment to look back on all the wonderful memories! Read the detailed programme here. Please note the schedule might vary slightly in the final programme. DAY 1: Monday 22/09 Guided tour of Kaysersberg. DAY 2: Tuesday 23/09 The village of Riquewihr and visit a wine-cellar DAY 3: Wednesday 24/09 DAY 4: Thursday 25/09 Walk up to the castle (Conv) / The fun French Moments Treasure Boulangerie visit (Beg) Hunt in the streets of Kaysersberg. Page 5 © French Moments - Kaysersberg 2014 DAY 6: Saturday 27/09 Free Day! Time to enjoy the peaceful town and rest! Gastronomic meal in Kaysersberg. DAY 7: Sunday 28/09 Afternoon walk in the vineyards of Kaysersberg. DAY 5: Friday 26/09 DAY 8: Monday 29/09 Visit the Haut-Kœnigsbourg Castle and Hunawihr. Page 6 © French Moments - Kaysersberg 2014 DAY 9: Tuesday 30/09 DAY 10: Wednesday 01/10 Visit the Town-Hall and meet Walk up to the castle (Beg)/ with the town’s Boulangerie visit (Conv) representatives. DAY 12: Friday 03/10 PLUS A SURPRISE EXCURSION PLANNED FOR ONE EVENING! Farewell dinner party in Kaysersberg. DAY 11: Thursday 02/10 Journey to the Route des Crêtes (Vosges) and tour of the fromagerie. Page 7 © French Moments - Kaysersberg 2014 Pierre and his wife Rachel are passionateAb about all "thingst French us and in 2006 founded what would become French Moments. French Moments is a Sydney-based organisation with an international focus which promotes the French language and culture to English-speakers worldwide. Pierre and Rachel split their time between France and Australia and with their fantastic team organise Intensive French courses across France and run two language centres, one in Mosman, NSW and in Noosa, QLD. They have a comprehensive website which is full of cultural information and is constantly being updated. French Moments exists to make your French dreams a reality. The Intensive Courses receive excellent reviews and there is much attention to detail, a wonderful atmosphere and an outstanding level of service that is assured when you book a French Moments’ course. Quite simply, the French Moments team loves what it does and takes great pleasure in helping you with your own French adventure. Your teachers for the course Pierre Born in Nancy, Lorraine, Pierre holds a Master of Translating and Interpreting English-French with the degree of Master of International Relations and a degree of Economics and Management. Pierre is an accredited NAATI translator (English->French) and is also a member of AUSIT. He has taught at the Institut Français, a prestigious French language school in London, which is part of the French Foreign Affairs cabinet. His other teaching experiences in a well-renowned Parisian language school and in Sydney have enabled him to work with multinational companies, embassies as well as individuals.
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