Un webinaire organisé par Indo French Hub en collaboration avec Institut Français Inde - Mumbai, animé par Mme Dolon Gupta.

La mondialisation provoque des transformations sans précédent dans les interactions interculturelles. Comment les professeurs de français peuvent-ils faire acquérir les compétences critiques de l’avenir à partir du niveau A1.

Why you should attend

• To acquaint yourself with how French can be taught to also develop 21st century Top Skills
• To get insights on how to create different types of activities, from A1 to C1, that target multi-skill development
• To augment skills that future proof you as a teacher of French
• Sunday, June 14 | 4.00 to 5.30 pm

For more information, contact Bijal +919322293326
Free Registration

Dolon GUPTA, Consultant

A teacher of French who has worked at Alliance Françaises of Calcutta and Delhi as well as the Universities of Calcutta and Mumbai. With the transition into the corporate space in 2012, has broadened the scope of work to include integration projects of multilingual and multi-cultural teams. Was the global Head of the function Culture and Language Initiatives where the primary task was providing training solutions to enhance collaboration and productivity of its 450,000+ workforce comprising 100+ nationalities and languages.
At present, an independent business consultant specializing in Intercultural Communication & Management, Acquisition of Natural Languages and Soft Skills.

Philippe GUILLIEN

Attaché de Coopération pour le Français Institut Français en Inde, Mumbai

Deirdre FERNANDES-DOMINIC

I am presently a French Language translator, interpreter and language trainer as well as a Technical writer and Content writer/reviewer in English with a renowned IT-based MNC in the last 8.5 years. My passions have always resided in Music and Teaching, and it was only a matter of exploring one as a profession while the other would keep my soul alive. The choice became obvious when I pursued my B.A French at Elphinstone College, Mumbai, and M.A French at Bombay University’s Kalina campus. I was going to teach French, and so did my B.Ed through St. Teresa’s Institute of Education, Santa Cruz, before I landed my first job at R.A.Podar College of Commerce and Economics, Matunga, where I taught for 5 years before moving to Bangalore.
In Bangalore I taught both – Junior and Degree college French and Headed the Department of French for 7 of the 8.5 years that I taught at Mount Carmel College Autonomous. As HOD, I curated and initiated an undergraduate course in French, making it the only college in Karnataka to offer a B.A with French as one of the Ancillary subjects. This course ran for 5 batches (until I moved out).
Through the years, I was also a Guest Faculty at Bangalore University for 10 years for the Regular Masters in French program, teaching papers in Translation, Theory of Grammar and Literature (17th through 20th Century).
With a teaching and training experience of 22.5 years, I now head the Trainings Initiative for Foreign Languages in our Language Team, but at the same time writing has been a constant love, explored even more now, with me heading our English Newsletter for my organization’s Language Team across India.

Philippe GUILLIEN

Attaché de Coopération pour le Français Institut Français en Inde, Mumbai

Dolon GUPTA, Consultant

A teacher of French who has worked at Alliance Françaises of Calcutta and Delhi as well as the Universities of Calcutta and Mumbai. With the transition into the corporate space in 2012, has broadened the scope of work to include integration projects of multilingual and multi-cultural teams. Was the global Head of the function Culture and Language Initiatives where the primary task was providing training solutions to enhance collaboration and productivity of its 450,000+ workforce comprising 100+ nationalities and languages.
At present, an independent business Consultant specializing in Intercultural Communication & Management, Acquisition of Natural Languages and Soft Skills.

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