Martial

Every lesson starts with your goals whether that's holding a real conversation, passing an exam, or feeling confident before a move to a French-speaking country. I don't believe in one-size-fits-all teaching, so after our first session I build a loose roadmap tailored to your level and what you actually want to achieve.

Format : Lessons run online or in person, 1-to-1 or in small groups, and are fully flexible around your schedule. Each session is usually 45–60 minutes, with a mix of speaking practice, structured grammar or vocabulary work, and real-world scenarios that are relevant to you.

Content and dynamics: I keep things conversational as much as possible, because that's where fluency actually develops but I balance that with clear explanations when grammar or structure need attention.

My experience: As a native French speaker who's also fluent in English, I've spent over five years in roles that demanded clear, adaptable communication across cultures including tutoring since 2021. I know what it's like to learn a language for practical reasons (I did it myself, professionally and personally), so I focus on what actually gets used in real conversations, not just what's technically correct on paper.