English and French lessons tailored to your needs

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    Private English lessons

    Want your child to practice their English with a native speaker?

    Want to study at an English speaking university?

    Want to improve your communication skills at work?

    Whatever your reasons for wanting to learn English, I will tailor your online private lessons to your specific needs and goals.

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    French for Ski Instructors

    Know how to ask where the bathroom is and order a cup of coffee but stuck when it comes to technical skiing vocabulary?

    This online course is for qualified ski instructors wanting to teach French speaking clients.

    Optional on snow sessions as well.

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    Introduction to French

    A series of two online self study courses.

    In the first, learn how to say your name, where you are from and what you do for a living.

    In the second, learn how to tell the time, ask for directions, describe the weather and ask for someone’s phone number.

  • Asking Questions in French

    An online self study course teaching you the four ways to ask and answer questions in French.

  • A French speaking child playing with toys.

    French for Nannies & Babysitters

    Don’t know the words for teddy bear, nappy, sledge or the swings?

    This online course is designed to get childcare providers comfortable communicating in French with both parents and children.

FAQs

What happens next?

Register your interest via the contact from. I will then arrange a placement test and free consultation before the lessons start. This is a chance to say hello and find out a little more about each other before the lessons begin.

What is my level?

I use the CEFR Language Levels as a guide. You can read all about these levels on my dedicated page.

How do you know I’m on the right course?

I evaluate all of my students before enrolling them on a course to ensure that everyone is placed in a group of a suitable level. I also like to discuss students’ objectives for their course to ensure that everyone is placed on a course that suits their language learning aims.

Need some ideas before our lessons start?

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