I have been living in Phuket for more than three years, teaching English and French language in public schools and private classes.
I like to share, I feel very comfortable in the world of education.
My father being Thai, my mother being French, I grew up juggling between two languages which allowed me to acquire a certain facility in learning foreign languages until higher...
I have been living in Phuket for more than three years, teaching English and French language in public schools and private classes.
I like to share, I feel very comfortable in the world of education.
My father being Thai, my mother being French, I grew up juggling between two languages which allowed me to acquire a certain facility in learning foreign languages until higher education.
I like to travel, share, experiment and learn from others' experiences. My motto in life comes from a Tibetan proverb, "live like you have to die tomorrow, learn as if you have to live forever".
As a French teacher, I learn. As I learn, I enrich my French teaching methods.
To help students, I rely on their skills, their knowledge, and what suits them more as a method of learning (more exercises, games, videos and songs, methods of memorization ...). I first analyze their personality before beginning our French class.
I find a certain ease in changing my way of explaining this or that thing when my student is in difficulty of understanding.
Patient, friendly and enthusiastic, it's exciting to see my students progress.
I teach French , for a year now, to a 40-year-old American student. Our French classes are made through Skype videos.
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