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Private French
Private Lesson · In Person

Private French — learn to understand it, hear it and make it your own.

One-to-one French lessons designed around your level, pace and goals. Develop grammar, vocabulary, listening and pronunciation with the time and individual attention you need to become a more natural and confident French speaker.

One-to-One Personalised French Your Pace · Your Goals

Your French doesn't have to sound like anyone else's journey.

Everyone arrives at French from a different starting point. You might remember some French from school but haven't spoken it for years. You may understand written French quite well but struggle when you hear a native speaker. Perhaps pronunciation makes you hesitant, grammar feels uncertain, or you simply want more opportunities to have a real conversation.

Private French allows the lesson to begin exactly where your French needs it. Your teacher identifies your current level, objectives and areas that need attention, then builds the programme around them.

Because the lesson is one-to-one, there is time to stop and listen again. Time to repeat a difficult sound. Time to ask why a verb changes. Time to practise a sentence until it feels comfortable — and plenty of time to speak.

Grammar, vocabulary, pronunciation, listening, reading, writing and conversation can all form part of the programme, but the balance changes according to the learner. The aim isn't simply to know more French — it's to gradually make the language feel less foreign every time you use it.

  • Speaking & conversation, with significantly more speaking time
  • Pronunciation, listening & French rhythm, at your pace
  • Grammar & sentence building, explained clearly
  • Vocabulary built around your life, work and interests
Overheard In Class

“I can read that sentence, but when I say it, it doesn't sound French.”A Student, Hearing The Difference

“Let's forget the whole sentence for a moment. Listen to the rhythm first — then we'll build it back together.”The Teacher, Slowing Things Down To Move Forward

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