Vanessa C.

Summary:I have taught conversational French to a lot of students who were motivated beginners, using simple dialogues, role-playing games, and pronunciation exercises. They improved their ability to express ideas and ask questions in everyday situations, and their confidence grew.

I have taught French to enthusiastic beginners, focusing on basic phrases, pronunciation, and simple grammar concepts. Lessons included interactive games and simulations of real-life situations, such as ordering at a restaurant. Over time, students gained confidence and were able to introduce themselves, ask for directions, and express preferences in French. It was a rewarding experience to witness their progress.

I conducted intensive French lessons for motivated beginners, with 1-2hrs daily sessions focusing on essential verbs, grammar, and vocabulary. Classes included oral practice, written exercises, and active listening, using dialogues, videos, and role-plays. Students also participated in conversation workshops, receiving immediate corrections to enhance their French proficiency.

I have provided intensive French lessons to a beginner preparing for the DELF exam, with one-hour daily sessions focused on exam skills, grammar, vocabulary, and writing techniques. The classes included practical exercises, conversation simulations, and DELF practice tests. This approach led to significant improvement in language skills and better exam readiness in under 3 months.

I taught professional French to beginners, emphasizing business vocabulary, common expressions, and professional scenarios like meetings and presentations. The course included writing emails, giving presentations, role-playing, and analyzing business documents. This practical approach significantly improved their ability to communicate effectively in business and other areas.

I taught French to beginner and intermediate children using playful and interactive methods. The classes included games, songs, and stories to introduce simple words and phrases. We used illustrated cards and hands-on activities to make learning engaging.The children learned to introduce themselves, describe objects, and ask basic questions through role-playing and repetitive dialogues. The lessons were designed to be short and dynamic to maintain their attention.This immersive and fun approach helped the children develop an interest in the language and make rapid progress while enjoying themselves.

I taught Canadian French to beginners, focusing on the nuances of the language spoken in Canada. The classes included local expressions, vocabulary differences from European French, and regional accents.We used dialogues and typical Canadian videos to practice common situations, such as informal conversations and workplace interactions. The lessons also included activities on Canadian culture, such as local holidays and traditions.This approach helped students adapt to the specifics of Canadian French and improve their understanding and fluency in local contexts.

I have taught French to students preparing for the TCF. We worked on basic skills: understanding texts, speaking, and writing simple sentences.The classes included listening comprehension exercises, role-playing for speaking practice, and short writing tasks. We also conducted practice tests to familiarize students with the exam format.This method helped students improve their French level and prepare effectively for the TCF.