Support
Support: tutoring built around how you learn
Support is not a fifth syllabus. It is how we teach when worksheets, apps, or a class that moved without you left you behind. The content can be FLE, school French, or daily life. The difference is the pace, the explanations, and the right to not be fluent on a timetable someone else wrote.
Support is for you if
You are not “bad at languages”. You were taught in a way that did not match how your brain holds things. You still want French.
- School, a group class, or an app made you feel slow or stupid
- You need English in the lesson without shame, and time to retry
- You want a person who will change the method, not repeat the same page louder
What a support lesson looks like
We find what already works — a story, a pattern, a movement — and we build the hour around that. Less photocopy. More speaking you can survive.
- Your pace, including if we slow the whole year down
- Corrections that explain, then let you try again
- Homework that is short enough to happen
Pick a different program if
Support can sit on top of any track. If you already know the content you want, start there — we still adapt.
Support questions
In this program
Common questions, answered in English. Then book the intro if you want to use it on a call.
School leftover
When school French never worked — start again without the shame
School French left you behind. 1 on 1 Support: the same language, a method that finally sticks. Not a louder worksheet. Free intro.
Read thisTutor vs app
French tutor vs app — what the streak cannot do
Apps add vocabulary. A tutor adds a person when you freeze. Honest tutor-vs-app for people who already tried the streak. Free intro.
Read thisYour pace
Learn French at your own pace — without a timetable that shames you
1 on 1 French at your pace: weekly when you can, slower when you must. Same lesson, no group that moved without you. Free intro.
Read thisThe freeze
French lessons if you freeze — pace first, then the sentence
You freeze when you have to speak French. Support lessons: a pace that does not shut you down, then the retry. Free intro.
Read thisCost
How much do private French lessons cost?
What 1 on 1 French lessons cost at KSchool: free intro, then €25 a lesson, optional packs. The live numbers are on the pricing page.
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Study between lessons
Grammar and pronunciation in English, with examples to say out loud. Then practise it on the call.
The other programs
Same 1 on 1 lesson. Different focus. Or skip the label and book the intro.
FLE
French as a foreign language
The full path if French is not the language of your school years — spoken from the first lesson.
See this programFLS
French school curriculum
Support for the official French system — the year the student is actually in, not a generic teen class.
See this programFLI
Everyday & professional life
The French you need this week — living, working, integrating — not tourist phrases for someday.
See this program