Kids French Oral lessons

By GenieScrase
April 30, 2018 in The Family Room Classifieds

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GenieScrase

Posted April 30, 2018

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Posted April 30, 2018

Bonjour!

My name is Eugenie.

I am a native French speaker but was taught elocution from a young age in the UK. Hence, I have a perfect accent in both languages.

If you would like to improve your French I am here to help.

With my use of French literature, film and most importantly speaking together in French I can help you learn effortlessly and vivaciously.

Happy to work with all ages but I am notoriously great with kids.

I will be good at keeping your children interested in the French language.

I'm friendly, kind and patient.

The lessons can be held at your home, workplace or in a local library or coffee shop for example. Please don?t hesitate to contact me to plan a course specifically designed for your needs and availability.

I am available to work during the week and will do my best to adapt to your timetable.

Looking forward to hearing from you,

? tr?s bient?t!

Eugenie

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