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French lessons by a native tutor

By Elisa-french
March 9, 2019 in Request a Tradesperson

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Elisa-french

Posted March 9, 2019

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Posted March 9, 2019

Bonjour,

I offer one to one and group French lessons to all level and ages. I am a native and qualified French teacher with several years of experience. I cover sentence structure, grammar, verbs and we will build up your conversation to slowly get you confident and comfortable with the language.

As I think learning needs to be fun, I can make the classes more or less interactive, using books, games and magazines that I bring from France, or we can do classes outdoor/cooking in French.

I you want to see my tutorfair profile here it is : https://www.tutorfair.com/tutor/name/elise/id/42565/profile

A bientot !

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