Delivering good care starts with a proper conversation. You want to reassure your patients, give them clear information about their state of health and ask them the right questions in order to make the correct diagnosis.
You want your patients to feel they are in safe, capable hands. But how do you do that when they don’t speak the same language as you?
You already have command of French to an intermediary level. That means you already speak French reasonably effortlessly in familiar situations.
You are a doctor or consultant in a hospital or working on an independent basis. You want to be able to hold conversations in French, and give patients advice, confidence, reassurance and support.
If you want to arrive at a diagnosis efficiently, it is important that you understand everything the patient is saying so that you can take the appropriate action.
This course was developed for and by doctors. That means you will learn precisely those skills you need to do your job well.
Absolutely! The course includes an e-learning platform with a wealth of information in addition to the hours with the trainer. The platform is designed specifically for medical professionals. You can use it to practice on your own between lessons. In the lessons themselves, we also pay a lot of attention to practice and speaking.
You don’t just learn lists of words, you learn how to use those words correctly in sentences. This course is about more than just general medical language use.
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