Looking for a French tutor for two Year 6 children

By Loulina
August 28 in Tutors & Coaching

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Posted August 28

We are looking for a French tutor to teach two year 6 children for 1 hour per week after school (ideally on Tuesdays, but this can be discussed). If it suits the tutor, the lessons would alternate on a half termly basis between the houses of the two families (one based in Camberwell, and the other close to Ruskin Park).

The children are well motivated and have been learning French for about 3 years, focused on vocabulary, familiarity with spoken and written French, and have been starting to learn some grammar (avoir/etre conjugations, simple future tense etc). We are looking for a tutor who is experienced in working with children, designing basic lesson plans and keeping language learning fun while making progress with grammar!

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