Your pace
Learn French at your own pace — without a timetable that shames you
“Your own pace” is usually marketing for a recorded course. Here it means the hour is designed around how you hold things — including if we slow the whole path down. Same 1 on 1 lesson. Same prices. No group that left you on chapter four.
This is for you if
A standard unit plan made you feel late, and you still want French.
- Work, health, or a brain that hates cramming
- You need time to retry, and English without shame
- You will show up; you will not pretend you can do five hours of homework
A pace-first lesson
We find what already works and we build around that. You speak. We wait. You retry.
- Your calendar, including EU or Australian hours
- Corrections that explain, then a second try
- No group, no “catch up the unit”
Pace is not the absence of a plan
We still pick a next sentence, a next oral, a next week. We do not dump a CEFR calendar on you if that calendar is what broke last time. Frequency still beats bingeing: a weekly call you keep will outrun a heroic month you abandon.
What we change in the hour
Explanations that match how you remember. Less photocopy. More speaking you can survive. Homework short enough to happen. If a story or a movement works better than a table of endings, we use that. We are not a clinic; we are tutors who will change the method.
Packs do not expire your dignity
Pay as you go if that is the life. Packs exist if you want a block of weeks — they have use-by dates on the pricing page, not a threat. Miss a week: we reschedule. The freeze is not a late fee.
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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