A knowledge of French opens the doors to French companies in France and other French speaking parts of the world ( Canada, Switzerland, Belgium, Luxembourg and the continent of Africa.) As the world's fifth biggest economy and third-ranking destination for foreign investment, France is a key economic partner.
1. Golf and Business French
is offered at Golf Saint Donat golf course.
The course includes telephone French, sector-specific terminology, spoken fluency and negotiation skills. We will also cover French business idioms and colloquialisms. The course consists of 25 hours of language training, (this includes lunch with the language consultant, giving you the added bonus of experiencing first hand French culinary culture as well as table etiquette). The remaining hours are spent using the French language conversationally and playing golf.
Level
You should have a B1 ( Common European Framework of Reference for Languages) level of French to participate fully in this seminar/course. You may check your level by taking the tests provided by the sites:
https://www.languagelevel.com/
https://europass.cedefop.europa.eu/resources/european-language-levels-cefr
If you are a complete beginner, (A1) please contact N.D.V. Advisers to arrange the required number of lessons which will take you up to B1 level.
Golf in Saint Donat
(extract from Golf Saint Donat website)
“Located in the heart of the French Riviera, the doors of Cannes and Grasse, the city of perfumes, the Golf of Saint Donat welcomes you all year.
Born of the pen of Robert Trent Jones Junior and the know-how of the Benedetti Group, this magnificent par 71 of 6031 meters will delight you with the diversity of its layout and its landscapes raised.
A Practice of 24 positions, a Compact Course 9 holes, 3 Greens of training, Professors of talent, a Proshop of 100m ², and its Restaurant "La Closerie", will complete these high quality facilities. The authenticity of a domain full of history. The privilege of an ideal geographical situation between sea and mountains near Cannes and Grasse. The pleasure shared by a deliciously undulating course, embellished with curves and obstacles without artifice."
