foreign language course

All 7th and 8th grade students take a foreign language course.

The school is one of the few that still requires French as a foreign language course.

There are three foreign language courses available for students to take as an elective.

With exception of foreign language courses, all teaching is conducted in English.

All lessons, apart from foreign language courses, are taught in English.

Fewer than 1 percent of all students enrolled in a foreign language course are studying Arabic.

The school's foreign language courses are taught by foreign teachers.

Currently, the only foreign language course offered is Spanish.

Many universities and high schools now offer sign language as a foreign language course.

Roosevelt has eight different foreign language courses each with multiple levels of difficulty.

These include foreign language courses and courses on computer skills.

In addition a foreign language course is required.

The school offers two foreign language courses: Spanish and French.

In 1986, the number of college students enrolled in foreign language courses topped one million for the first time since 1972.

Foreign language courses are the best-kept secret on campus.

Foreign Language courses are credit courses for high school.

Foreign Language Course (French) is also a part of the curriculum.

In cultural and language curriculum, many students may opt to take a foreign language course, either for a semester or the full school year.

Since the 2006-2007 school year, 7th grade students have a Mini Foreign Language course.

Carson Long offers subjects such as advanced placement math, science, and foreign language courses.

Together, Japanese and Russian accounted for about 8 percent of the 1990 enrollment in foreign language courses.

In short, foreign language courses combine all the elements that lead to more learning and more engagement.

Foreign language courses may be taken in French, Italian, and Spanish.

All divisions require students to take at least one foreign language course, electing between French and Spanish.

They are also required to alternate their elective and foreign language course (French or Spanish) daily.