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ASTUCES AVANT DE PASSER UN TEST OFFICIEL D’EXPRESSION ORALE
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Charles
5.0
France•
4:28 PM (GMT+02:00)
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Parle
Français
Langue maternelle
,Anglais
C2
,Espagnol
C1
,Italien
B1
,Portugais
A2
,Russe
A1
À propos de moi
I have been teaching French since 2007, and since 2016 I have delivered 9,000+ hours of one-to-one online lessons.
Over the years, I have developed and refined my own teaching materials, designed for learners at every level, from complete beginners to advanced students.
I also use the most advanced AI tools to identify recurring errors, pinpoint each student’s specific difficulties, and create tailored exercises based on their individual needs.
I also prepare candidates for the TEF, TCF, DELF, and DALF exams. I trained as a TEF examiner in 2012 and also served as an official examiner for the exam.
Keep in mind that simply speaking French for an hour is not always enough to make real progress. You need to identify what is holding you back, work specifically on the areas that are causing difficulty, and gradually incorporate more natural expressions and sentence patterns until they become spontaneous.
I also place particular emphasis on pronunciation. I have spent a great deal of time working on my own accent in both English and Spanish. I now draw on that experience to help my students improve their pronunciation in French.
Finally, if you are looking for structured lessons that are genuinely tailored to your level, your needs, and the way you use French, feel free to book a first lesson with me.
En savoir plusOver the years, I have developed and refined my own teaching materials, designed for learners at every level, from complete beginners to advanced students.
I also use the most advanced AI tools to identify recurring errors, pinpoint each student’s specific difficulties, and create tailored exercises based on their individual needs.
I also prepare candidates for the TEF, TCF, DELF, and DALF exams. I trained as a TEF examiner in 2012 and also served as an official examiner for the exam.
Keep in mind that simply speaking French for an hour is not always enough to make real progress. You need to identify what is holding you back, work specifically on the areas that are causing difficulty, and gradually incorporate more natural expressions and sentence patterns until they become spontaneous.
I also place particular emphasis on pronunciation. I have spent a great deal of time working on my own accent in both English and Spanish. I now draw on that experience to help my students improve their pronunciation in French.
Finally, if you are looking for structured lessons that are genuinely tailored to your level, your needs, and the way you use French, feel free to book a first lesson with me.
Mes leçons d’essai
During the trial lesson, you will share your interests and goals in learning French. I will then explain my teaching methods and conduct an oral assessment to evaluate your speaking and listening skills. The lesson will be tailored to your current level, and at the end, I will answer any questions you have. Based on the results and your language needs, I will create a personalized study plan to help you achieve your goals.
En savoir plusCours d'essai
Une seule fois, 30 minutesCours particuliers
60 minutesStats professeur
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il y a 11 ans 
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22.9 moyenne des cours
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CV
Éducation
2000 - 2003
Licence Histoire de l'art et archéologie
Université Paris 1 - Panthéon-Sorbonne - France
Certifications
2006 - 2007
DAEFLE
CNED - France
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