Foreign language didactics

The Academic Master’s Program in Foreign Language Didactics spans two years and is designed to meet the following goals:

1. General Objectives

• Respond to the growing demand for qualified instructors in FLE (French as a Foreign Language) and FOS (French for Specific Purposes), particularly within CEIL centers and LMD language modules.
• Enhance existing skills and develop practical expertise in FLE and FOS.
• Showcase innovative educational or developmental projects linked to various academic fields.
• Promote research in the didactics of FLE/FOS, especially through partnerships with French departments.

2. Specific Objectives

By the end of the program, graduates will be able to:

• Organize and supervise practical internships in classroom observation and teaching.
• Design and develop curricula for teaching FLE/FOS.
• Master and integrate multimedia tools into FLE/FOS instruction.
• Conduct research related to the didactics of FLE/FOS.
• Carry out training needs assessments in continuing education.
• Understand and develop training and certification frameworks.
• Apply effective facilitation techniques in adult education and ongoing professional development.

In addition, the program supports research-focused objectives related to FLE and language education, including:

• Building a multimedia resource base tailored to research needs.
• Publishing in specialized academic journals.
• Organizing and participating in events related to foreign language education (seminars, conferences, colloquia, etc.).
• Establishing a network of experienced practitioners to support action-research initiatives.