Grades 1–12

French tutoring for grades 1–12.

Whether a student is in Core French, Extended French, or French Immersion, we build the vocabulary, grammar, comprehension, and confidence needed to communicate.

1:1 tutoring support

A dedicated tutor works at the student's pace, explains ideas in different ways, and gives immediate, useful feedback.

Tailored lesson plans

Each lesson responds to current coursework, learning gaps, goals, and the way the individual student learns best.

Homework help & exam prep

We support today's assignments while building the understanding, study habits, and practice needed for upcoming assessments.

Monthly parent check-ins

Families receive a clear update on progress, priorities, and practical ways to support learning between sessions.

Build fluency one skill at a time.

Language learning requires frequent, low-pressure practice. Lessons balance explicit instruction with active reading, listening, speaking, and writing so French becomes usable—not just memorized.

01

Vocabulary & grammar

High-frequency vocabulary, gender and agreement, verb conjugation, tense, pronouns, sentence structure, prepositions, and applying grammar in context.

02

Reading comprehension

Understanding instructions, short texts, articles, stories, and literary passages while identifying key details, tone, purpose, and unfamiliar vocabulary.

03

Writing

Sentence development, paragraph organization, descriptive and persuasive writing, editing, accents, spelling, and communicating ideas with greater precision.

04

Conversation & pronunciation

Speaking with confidence, listening for meaning, pronunciation, rhythm, everyday conversation, oral presentations, and responding spontaneously.

05

Core, Extended & Immersion

Support aligned to the student's program, classroom texts, current units, and expectations—from introductory French through advanced coursework.

06

Tests & projects

Vocabulary quizzes, grammar tests, reading responses, oral assessments, presentations, culminating tasks, and exam preparation across all four language strands.