Hello Student,

Yes, if you're pursuing french hons or studying french from alliance there will be some literature or poems, but only a little they aren't a part of the certification exams. If you're planning to write DELF exam then literature won't be asked.

Hope this helps!

All the best!

Hello Aspirant,

Yes, many companies visit alliance for placements they can offer you a job even after B1, if they think you're capable. It totally depends on your capabilities, they do not make sure 100% attendance, sometime even the students is offered job as a teacher in Alliance .

All

Hello,

Government jobs based on 12th educational qualifications is limited to that of graduation or higher studies, for instance if you want to have a career in the field of foreign languages you can teach in school level with completion of bachelor or master's degree respectively, and any teacher's training

Hello candidate,

Some job opportunities which could be available for your interest if you have completed until the b2 level of French language the job of a translator at any office or company, as a transcriber for a free agent, you can also do freelancing in order to increase your

Hello,

In India so many colleges are offered for bachalor of arts in French language. You can study French in here. I'll provide you some name below

• Amity University, Gurgaon
• Amity University, jaipur
• Mysore University
• IGNOU
• PRSU
• Amity University, Mumbai
• New Delhi YMCA
• Parul University

So many colleges are there

Hi,

Well B2 level is higher intermediate and I think that can have you land a job of interpreter or might help you in getting a job of a translator. But then again other things matter as well like your actual fluency in the language and how much you really

There are no official records but in general 80% of the students get placements through this course from the institute. So you have good possibilities and placements rates there.

I hope this answer helps. All the very best for your future endeavors!

Hello aspirant,

The French retire at 61 years and 10 months on average - one year later than in 2003. And if "enjoying retirement as long as possible" remains the reason for leaving most often cited by new retirees, two other reasons follow: reaching the pensionable age (69%) and becoming