July 5th 2012 Waiariki Institute Rotorua Fancy a day of collegiality, sharing and general French speaking? Add your name and see more here.

Rotorua 1-4 July. Info here. NZAFT will have its General Meeting there.

vous avez un message pour Ruth? Ajoutez le ici!

Read the Circular (Nov. 23rd 2011)

How to download and share content legally? Watch this!

What do you want?

is over for another year... What happened? Share your experiences here or on listserve!

All the very best for the busy term ahead!

August 14 - 20 2011.  Visit the NZALT Languages Week Website to add your event.

Sound files for past Levels 1 and 2 Listening papers are available for download there.

click here for results and a first analysis.  Thanks for your interest!

Badge Competition 2011: Check out the NZALT website for details.

Where are you at in your ePortfolio thinking? Let us know by taking this 5 min questionnaire

Visit the website or Join the Facebook page

Bravo à Cydney P., Rangitoto College! Merci à William (International House) pour donner le stage et à NZAFT pour le voyage.

Background Info from the Education Gazette

Applications are closed. Results to be published March 15th.

Follow this link!

Reactions? Comments? Share now on the NZAFT Listerve!

Profitez de congés bien mérités pour vous reposer et explorer www.french.ac.nz! On se voit en 2011!

All information and an application form are now available from Toolbox>Professional Development> Opportunities for Students. Deadline is March 1st 2011

a pop up blog for issues in and ideas for e-Languages Learning.

For great collaborative pedagogy and technology pointers, read "E-Portfolio, E for Evidence" from the Assessments Section.

Exam type questions are now available through log in at this link . Use the Contact form for inquiry if needed.

Congratulations to Pakuranga College and Mount Roskill Grammar School who came 2nd and 3rd behind John Paul College (NSW Oz).
Full results by Friday 27 August. Login to the Teachers Control Panel or go Language Olympics  for results.

and are free to enter! Go to www.TheLanguageOlympics.com and click the LOGIN coin. Students' accounts will be reset to zero when the competition begins, but feel free to practice this week! Closes August 22nd.

Starting July 8th (Auckland), the Festival "offers a wonderful array of French related films" in many locations till September. Listings and venues at http://www.nzff.co.nz/

The collection of items celebrating New Zealand life and the French language is growing: get editing!

The French and the German National Advisors are organising a competition, on the theme "Les Voisins". Details at Competitions 2010. Fantastic prizes for students = great incentive to participate!

Depuis le 20 mars 2010 Le Wiki Kiwi est en ligne et attend vos contributions et celles de vos élèves.  Célébrons la Francophonie tous ensemble, toute l'année!

Go to Blogs and scroll to see what has become available!  Are you considering blogging? Visit Blog How To

are kept up to date on the Curriculum Page.  Access the new Learning Languages with ICT website from there too!

Want to keep up with what is new on www.french.ac.nz? Go to frenchNews (Blog) and subscribe to the RSS feed.

Read NCEA Standards for 2010 and Aligned Standards from the Assessment section

for Learning Languages, and other relevant documents are now available from Curriculum

Enjoy a well deserved rest.

and Conditions of Assessment, post Alignement Consultation, are now (Oct. 2009) available from the Languages Assessment Specification & Guideline page in Assessment.

and papers are now available from the Assessments page.  Scroll down to the required level and across to "Practice Samples".

view at about> competition 2009. Un grand bravo to all as your entries are valuable resources to help you and your teachers promote French in your school and your community!

for Listening and Reading exams Levels 1, 2 and 3 are only one click away: go to Assessments page.

Des Néo-Zélandais évoquent leur passion pour la France et la langue française. Et toujours : le quiz mensuel! Répondez et gagnez des bons d’achat de produits français.

Scroll down NZAFT> NZAFT matters to read the roll of NZAFT listserve entries on this matter (started 06/09).

Deadline for consultation feedback has now been moved to Sunday 5th July.

is now closed! Last entries should be emailed to pascaleandpete@xtra.co.nz

Go to the Curriculum page: current NZ Curriculum Docs, links to PPTA Curriculum Resources and much more!

closes July 1st! Vite! Discover details, entry forms and conditions of entry at about> NZAFT

Access the 2009 Specifications from the Assessments section. Click on the NCEA level you want to check.

Discover the cool "Pins" , cost and order form from About> NZAFT

for their support.  Still keen to join? Go to About> NZAFT details.

The NZAFT is proud to announce Jo RITTEY is awarded the 2009 Scholarship.

is extended until at least 15 February.  Visit www.nzalt.org.nz homepage for access.

Welcome back!  Your comments and contributions are valuable, and make this site a better site! A bientôt!

To allow for more consultation the Minister of Education has instructed the Ministry to extend the implementation timeline so that aligned Level 1 NCEA standards will occur in 2011, Level 2 in 2012, and Level 3 in 2013.

and Feedback Questionnaire are NOW on NZALT.org .nz.  Deadline for feedback is January 20, 2009.

Created by the French Embassy in Wellington, it showcases the place that France and the French language hold in the hearts of New Zealanders. 

Visit the NZAFT page in the "About Us" Section of this website now to find how easy and beneficial it is to join your Subject Association!

can't wait to host your great 2008 pictures! Email them with captions to pix4french@xtra.co.nz or use the contribute form.

France is currently presiding Europe from July to December 2008.

The French Ministry of Education has just set an online playful activities website on Europe: an excellent opportunity for your students of French to learn more about Europe and to update their knowledge.
 
The game is designed as a trip in Europe, based on an interactive map, and all activities are in French. As there are 3 different levels (depending on the ages), everybody might be able to find a suitable level for his/her students. A quiz is also available.
 
You'll find all this on www.moncahierdeurope.education.fr

Should you wish to contribute a resource

which includes a sample of your student's work, print the form from the Resource pageand keep for your record

-10 July 2008 - The New Zealand International Film Festival

starts in Auckland. For details on dates, programmes and venues in your area, go to:
http://www.nzff.co.nz/home