Let's speak English with passion... and efficiency! 🕐 First session: Discovery & objectives During our first lesson, I take the time to get to know you: ➡️ Your level, ➡️ Your desires, ➡️ Your goals (academic, professional, travel, passion, etc.). This will allow us to develop a tailor-made work plan that suits you 😊 🎯 Method: English through living practice Rather than starting with dry theory, I propose an active and concrete approach: 💬 Free or targeted conversations, 🎭 Pronunciation exercises, 🎲 Fun games on Anglo-Saxon language and culture, 🎧 Role-playing or simulations (depending on your level). The goal? To make you speak with pleasure, confidence, and naturally. ✍️ What if you like grammar or writing? We can of course deepen the writing by: 📚 translations of book excerpts, 📝 typical sentences and key structures, ✒️ or even your own writings if you have any. 🌈 A lively, motivating and human learning experience I firmly believe that we learn best when we talk about topics we're passionate about. So come as you are, with your tastes, your interests, your world.

Mastering the language of Molière, both beautiful and complex, is not easy even for native speakers. This is why I offer French as a foreign language courses that are more focused on oral practice, but always coupled with a theoretical basis. I adapt to the pace and preferences of each person, on the topic of conversation that interests them. For beginners, I suggest starting with everyday vocabulary, expressions of standard French and/or specific to the country. For the more advanced, we can start discussions on a subject that fascinates them from their language to French.

Even though music is universal, specific terms and method learning differ from one culture and another one. This is why I propose some individual courses of music and piano for people curions about discovering or maybe improving their artistic skills in the language of Moliere. At the beginning of the lesson, the student will be trained by some theory, not the best part for most people. But with the help of mnemotechnic methods, those basics won't have a secret for him/her anymore ;) Then, I will adapt the pratical part depending on the student's level...and will of course ;) He/She can bring the music piece he would like to play.

The first minutes will be focused on the theory (in English, French or both if asked), and some culture of the western music. Then we will practise on the instrument. The program is free, the student can bring any sheets he wants. He will be advised on the manuel technic (how to place his/her hands, how to read efficiently).