Village in Quebec

The language of cultures

As an international language, French opens doors to enriching personal and professional experiences. Learning French is a sure way to discover the French-speaking cultures of Canada, France and elsewhere in the world.

Cultures

Whether you are in Canada or elsewhere in America, Africa, Europe, Oceania, or Asia, learning this global language makes travel more exciting and gives you a diverse exposure to aspects of francophone cultures.

Employment

French is an official language in Canada, and can set you up for success in business, government, diplomacy and humanitarian endeavours. Worldwide, 300 million people speak French.

Classes

Come and interact directly with the French language using a variety of authentic materials such as music, film, media reports and art. Camosun’s small classes allow you to study and practice in a friendly, safe environment to develop your listening, writing, reading and oral skills.

French Courses

Related programs

Camosun offers flexible programs that give you the chance to explore your passion for French.

Program or individual courses

You can take French courses within one of our two-year programs or as individual courses within our University Transfer program. If you plan to take individual courses at Camosun, when you apply online, select University Transfer as your program option.

Apply online

"If you talk to a man in a language he understands, that goes to his head.
If you talk to him in his own language, that goes to his heart."

― Nelson Mandela

Humanities faculty

Learn more about the faculty who teach in the Humanities department.

Meet the Faculty

Contact information

School of Arts & Science

General questions? We want to hear from you!

Campus location

Fisher 104
Office hours: 8am-4:30pm

Location link

Lansdowne Campus

250-370-3298

artsci@camosun.ca


Contact Admissions for information about applying to Camosun.