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Bonjour ! My name is Ankita Mitra, and I am a passionate French language tutor with a strong academic background and years of experience teaching learners from across the globe. Holding a graduation degree in French language, I have devoted my career to helping students not only master French grammar and vocabulary but also understand the culture, history, and beauty that lie at the heart of the Francophone world.
My teaching journey began with a deep love for languages and communication. Over the years, I have taught students of all age groups and proficiency levels—from curious children taking their first steps into French (A1) to motivated adults preparing for advanced certifications like DELF, DALF, TCF, and TEF. I take pride in designing lessons that are clear, structured, and engaging, making French learning both effective and enjoyable.
I believe that every student learns differently. That’s why I adapt my methods to suit individual learning styles. My classes integrate speaking, listening, reading, and writing skills through real-life contexts, games, dialogues, audio-visual tools, and interactive activities. For younger learners, I include fun games, colorful visuals, and storytelling to keep them motivated. For adult learners, I focus on grammar clarity, pronunciation accuracy, and fluency building—skills essential for both professional and academic success.
Beyond language mechanics, I emphasize cultural immersion. My students explore French traditions, cuisine, literature, films, and music to develop a well-rounded appreciation of the Francophone world. I also guide students in writing tasks such as emails, postcards, essays, and dialogues, ensuring they can express themselves confidently in both formal and informal contexts.
As a teacher, my goal is not just to help students pass exams but to inspire them to think, speak, and feel in French. Whether it’s explaining a tricky verb conjugation or analyzing a beautiful French poem, I strive to make each lesson meaningful and memorable. My classroom environment is friendly and encouraging—mistakes are treated as opportunities to learn, and progress is celebrated at every step.
My teaching philosophy is simple: Learn with passion, practice with consistency, and progress with confidence. I believe language is not just a subject—it’s a bridge between ideas .
