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By clairedoucet
March 9, 2013 in Request a Tradesperson

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clairedoucet

Posted March 9, 2013

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Posted March 9, 2013

I am a native French speaker based in East Dulwich with a French MPhil in Philosophy.

I have been teaching French for over 10 years to individuals of all levels, from full beginners to advanced either on a one-to-one basis or in small groups. I adapt my teaching techniques to suit the student?s learning style and abilities and work on all the areas of the language such as conversation, grammar, vocabulary, pronunciation or French culture.

I am patient, imaginative, organised and committed to my students. I am CRB checked and can provide references.

I am happy to travel to your office or home or meet you in a local coffee shop.

My rate is ?20 per hour.

Claire

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