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philippe

philippe

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Are you interested in learning or improving your French or German? Do your children need some extra language help? I have 17 years of experience in language teaching (school children (11-18) and adults (all ages)), have young children of my own and live locally. My aim is to tailor all my lessons to the individual needs of the student. If you are interested in you or your children gaining confidence in foreign languages, do not hesitate to PM me for further details and my reasonable rates (special rates available for informal conversational French classes, 'A' Level, full-time University students).I also offer great deals for groups, so why not bring along a friend (or two!).I look forward to hearing from you.

Merci bien!

Philippe

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sgresty

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Philippe,


My son is in year 11 and studying French at GCSE. I need a tutor for him who can identify his weaknesses and target intervention. We live in Peckham and would like to know if you would be able to tutor him at our house.


Many thanks,


Sarah

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