Core courses French Language 1
International Culture This international culture course offers a exploration of diverse societies, traditions, and values worldwide. Students learn about customs, languages, and historical perspectives, developing an appreaciation for the unique identities that shape societies across continents. This course encourages students to embrace cultural diversity, preparing them to thrive in our interconnected world. This course is taught in English and is non-advancing. For those continuing with language study ... French Language 2 This course extends students’ ability to express themselves, including talking about past and future events. Topics include Christchurch, daily routines, mealtimes, sport and leisure. Film study continues. Prerequisite for: French Language 3, French Language 4, NCEA Level 2 French. Japanese Language 2 Students continue to consolidate their knowledge of katakana, as well as cover topics including food, weekend and daily activities, free time and the Japanese school year. Film study continues. Prerequisite for: Japanese Language 3, Japanese Language 4. NCEA Level 2 Japanese. Te Reo Māori 2 Students learn to express themselves using more than one tense and explore sentence structure. Topics include whakatauk¯ı, my home and going places. Prerequisite for: Te Reo 3, Te Reo 4, NCEA Level 2 Te Reo.
Students learn to express themselves more confidently, in greater detail about topics which are relevant to them. Topics include family, friends, hobbies, sporting interests and school life. Film study continues. Recommended for students interested in global citizenship, international travel. Prerequisite for: French Language 2, French Language 3, French Language 4, NCEA Level 2 French. Japanese Language 1 Students build on their language skills by learning katakana, opening up a new understanding of how Japanese is spoken. Topics include talking about personal details, family, pets and food. Film study continues. Recommended for students interested in global citizenship, international travel. Prerequisite for: Japanese Language 2, Japanese Language 3, Japanese Language 4, NCEA Level 2 Japanese. Te Reo Māori 1 Students learn to express themselves more confidently, in greater detail about topics which are relevant to them. Topics include whānau, time, days of the week and k¯ı-o-rahi. Recommended for students interested in biculturalism. Prerequisite for: Te Reo 2, Te Reo 3, Te Reo 4, NCEA Level 2 Te Reo.
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