One-to-One lessons are ideal if you want to make rapid progress in speaking French.

Level: beginner to advanced.

Lessons take place over-the-phone or using Skype (Internet conferencing). It is like popping to France once or twice a week to study and practice French!
We share a common "whiteboard"* where you can read and write.  (*If you can use your phone and the Internet at the same time.)

After each lesson you receive a written summary.

You can also receive the audio recording (mp3) of the written summary of your lesson (for a fee).

Your lessons are tailored to your needs and your objectives.
You can study at home, at the office or anywhere on the move. 
Prices start at 25 euros (=$31* / £22.5*) for 30-minute lessons using audio conferencing (with written summary, without audio recording). Audio recording of the written summary of your lesson: prices start at 4 euros (=$5*/£2.8). You can book lessons one at a time. 
(*Depending on exchange rates)

E-mail tutoring: In between lessons, you may choose to send me homework for correction.

To start with, please fill in the contact form below.

 

Please fill in the contact form below. You can write in French, English, Spanish or Japanese.

Studying with a teacher in France will make your French learning experience much more enjoyable, exciting and easy!



Native French teacher, fluent in English, Spanish and Japanese, living in the South of France.
 

Teaching French using distance learning techniques since 2001.

BA, an  MA and a Master of Philosophy in French Language from the University of Paris III (Sorbonne Nouvelle). Master of Philosophy  in Communications (Journalism) from the University of Paris II.

Taught French and designed French language study material in England (University of Manchester and University of London). Also taught French in Japan at Tokyo Denki University (a Japanese University) and at Huron University (an American University whose main campus is in Huron, in South Dakota).

Created Babilnet/SpeakFrenchToday.com in 2001 and La Gazette Audio in 2002.