One-On-One French Lessons in Paris with an Experienced Tutor
Looking for engaging French lessons in Paris? Meet Caroline, Juliette, and Yolène — dedicated French tutors with Master’s degrees in adult education and over 15 years of teaching experience. They specialize in making French learning accessible, whether you’re a professional, student, or language enthusiast. With their guidance, you’ll build fluency and confidence step by step.
Structured French Classes for Real Progress
Forget dull textbooks! Our private French classes in Paris are structured, enjoyable, and prepared according to your specific language goals. Experience a personalized approach with one-on-one guidance that focuses on real-world conversations and practical exercises to ensure rapid progress.
Effective French Lessons in Paris for Career, Exams, and Beyond
Our expert tutors provide customized French tutoring in Paris for learners at all levels, from beginner to advanced. Whether you’re preparing for DELF or DALF exams, advancing your career, or aiming to master conversation for social interactions, our customized French courses in Paris for adults are designed to help you achieve your goals with confidence.
What Students Say About Our Private French Lessons in Paris
La classe est très intéressante.Elle me donne les informations dont j'ai besoin dans le futur car je veux étudier en France. Je suis contente de cette classe de Mme Caroline.😊😊😊😊
Caroline is an excellent French teacher and tutor. She meets your individual needs according to the goals you set for your sessions. She can assist with a wide range of concerns, including academic writing and presenting, social conversations, pronunciation etc. I couldn't recommend her highly enough.
Juliette is a kind, amazing and patient tutor. I was visiting Paris and wanted to brush up my dormant French, but didn't want to waste valuable time in a classroom that was geared to less fluent speakers. Juliette met me at my rented apartment 4 times a weeks in the mornings for two hour tutoring sessions. She met me at the level where I was at and increased my confidence greatly. She was attentive, flexible and customized interesting daily lessons. I would highly recommend her to anyone for French lessons and would surely seek her out again for future lessons.
I highly recommend French lessons with Caroline. The classes can easily be planned around your own schedule, and the content is determined based on your level of french, how you wish to improve, and your personal preferences. What I appreciated most about my lessons with Caroline was the ability to converse with her about anything I desired, and how this improved my confidence when speaking french. The combination of a relaxed, intimate learning environment and Caroline's friendly, open character was ultimately what made the experience enjoyable and worthwhile for me.
Following a week of upper intermediate B2 classes at the Alliance Francaise in Paris, i had 10 hours of private lessons with Caroline over 3 days this past week. The main objective was to improve conversational fluency and confidence and this was well met! All 10 hours were conducted fully in French. From friendly social conversation to discussions relating to current affairs, Caroline managed to weave in the most relevant grammar and vocabulary exercises smoothly. She arrived each day promptly and fully prepared with activities for the day tailored to my specific needs. We visited a bookshop together and she helped to pick out the most appropriate books for me ( a novel and some grammar exercises) Highly recommended!
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