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EXPERIENCED NATIVE FRENCH Teacher with QTS and CRB

By dianedesab
February 1, 2016 in Request a Tradesperson

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dianedesab

Posted February 1, 2016

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Posted February 1, 2016

Bonjour,

I offer private ONE to ONE French tuitions in the area of Herne Hill and Dulwich

I have some extra time available and would be happy to offer lessons locally.

I presently work at the French Institute in South Kensington. I hold a valid CRB and also have a PGCE in Secondary Modern Languages and QTS with proven experience teaching French in British Secondary Schools and 6th Form Colleges.

Teaching ALL AGES & LEVELS:

- Lessons for adults and younger ones: beginners to advanced and specialised levels

- Exam preparation to improve grade: GCSEs, IGCSEs and A-Levels (Exam boards: AQA, EDEXCEL, OCR, PRE-U)

- Conversation practice to enjoy speaking and improve listening skills

Tuitions are mainly conduced in the target language; with explicit teaching of Grammar; use of authentic resources; interactive and fun activities

I can't attach my leaflet as it is too heavy but don't hesitate to get in touch if you want to find out more or have any question. Leaflet and/or fees are available on request.

[email protected]

A bient?t j'esp?re!

Diane

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