Maxence S

I truly believe that French is a living language.

Maxence S Lives in France

I truly believe that French is a living language.

Native French Tutor

3 Active Students 8 Lessons
Speaks: English C1

Specialties: French Conversation, French for Kids

About the tutor

Hello everyone, I’m Maxence and I’m a French tutor in Paris, France. I am a language student at a university. I am currently licensed in teaching English language but, I propose to teach you how to speak French adequately. I already had the opportunity to teach French via online language several times to people on the Internet via Skype. Also, I have taught French language to...

Hello everyone,

I’m Maxence and I’m a French tutor in Paris, France. I am a language student at a university. I am currently licensed in teaching English language but, I propose to teach you how to speak French adequately.
I already had the opportunity to teach French via online language several times to people on the Internet via Skype.

Also, I have taught French language to foreigners for 3 years. This experience was very rewarding and allowed me to perfect my pedagogical approach which is to understand and adapt to the student.

I focus my French classes around learning vocabulary, grammatical structures, and expressions. We also talk about French news, French culture, etc., and of course topics that interest you. I insist to my student to do a lot of oral discussion because French is a living language. We will also work on writing, reading and listening through French language.

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BeginnerIntermediateAdvanced

Ages:

Children (4-11)Teenagers (12-18)Adults (18+)

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Specialties

French for Kids

I did babysitting for 3 years where I kept a child whose parents were American. I had to keep him while talking to him in French so he could get used to the language. Today, this child is bilingual.