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Business French for meetings — without sounding like a textbook

Work French is usually an intermediate problem: you can chat, then you blank when it counts. Meetings, follow-up emails, “can I jump in?” — that is the lesson, not a unit called “the office.”

This is for you if

French is part of the job, or it is about to be, and café French is not enough.

  • Meetings, presentations, Slack-style follow-ups
  • Interviews and internal mobility
  • You sound stiff, or you switch to English at the first pause

A business French lesson

Your agenda first. Corrections on the sentences you will say this week. A retry of the hard minute.

  • Live 1 on 1, 50 minutes
  • Timezone-friendly — say where you work
  • Not a 30-person “professional French” webinar

Bring the real week

A deck, a thread, a job description. We role-play your meeting, not a generic conference. Tone: clear, polite, not tourist-phrasebook — and not legal theatre unless you actually need legal French.

What we fix

How you enter a conversation. How you disagree without a war. How you write the email after. Vocabulary for your field, not “synergy” from a 1998 manual.

Tutor match at work

Accuracy and a plan, or sounding human in the room. Most work students need both — we pick a lead on the intro.

Next step

Twenty-five minutes, free, then you decide.

Tell us the goal on WhatsApp. We match you to a tutor and a first focus. Study between lessons or see all programs.

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First call is free

Tell us where you’re stuck. We’ll take it from there.

Twenty-five minutes, online, no payment. If it’s not a fit, you owe nothing. If it is, you’ll already have a plan.

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