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Teens

Learn French for teens — 1 on 1, not a playgroup

Teen French fails in groups and on worksheets. A 50-minute video call with one tutor — alongside school, not instead of it — is a different job. This is not entertainment for young children.

Families book this if

The student can do a real lesson, and a parent wants progress they can see.

  • Middle school, high school, exam-year orals
  • The teen freezes, avoids homework, or the class moved without them
  • You want a person, not another app login

How a teen lesson runs

School topics, plus the oral they are avoiding. A pace that does not humiliate a shy teenager.

  • School and exams if that is the year
  • More conversation if they shut down in “lesson mode”
  • Student on the intro if possible

What teens actually need

Someone who will not talk over a quiet student. Alignment with what school is doing. Speaking — because orals appear whether the homework is done or not. English when it unblocks, French as the goal.

Parents on the call

For the free intro, a parent should be there. For weekly lessons, the student works with the tutor. We can send a short note after if you want that. The lesson itself is the student’s.

Ages we take

Teens and school-age students who can do 50 minutes on video. For younger children, tell us the age — we will say if it is the wrong format. We will not take a booking that is really a playgroup.

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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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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