Your first lesson is free. After that, you pay by the hour or with a package, and the teaching is the same either way.
We talk, I get a real read on your French, and we agree on what to work on. No card needed.
$70 each, booked one at a time while you find your rhythm. No commitment.
Ten hours at $65 each, valid six months. Most students switch once the rhythm is set.
Save $50
$65an hour
$700 $650 for the 10 hours, paid once
Most popular, and $50 less than ten single classes
$70an hour
$105an hour per group
As low as $35 a person when three of you share
All prices are in US dollars, with no hidden fees and no subscription. Your first lesson is free, so you can see how I teach before you pay anything.
A certified French teacher, born and raised in Paris, with 7 years of teaching experience.
Built around your goal. Every hour belongs to a plan, whether you pay per class or by the package.
You work from my own course book (A1 to A2) and advanced workbook (B1 to C1). Both are shared digitally, so they stay with you long after the class ends. See what is inside.
Video lessons wherever you are, with evening and early-morning slots across US and European time zones.
Some weeks are busy and some are quiet. The pace follows how much time you have.
There's no fixed weekly slot you're locked into. Tell me what works this week, and I'll find the time.
No. Prices are in US dollars and what you see is what you pay: $70 for a single hour, $650 for the 10-hour package. No sign-up fee, no materials fee.
Prepaying ten hours lets me plan around your progress instead of re-selling every single class. You save $50, so each hour comes to $65, and I get a clearer picture of your goals.
The package is valid for six months from the date you buy it. If your schedule changes, message me. I would rather find a solution than have hours go to waste.
Yes. Most students start with single classes and move to the package once they know the rhythm suits them.
No. The trial lesson is free and separate from both pricing options. It doesn't use up any paid hours.
No. Even the 10-hour package is a one-time purchase, not a subscription. There's no auto-renewal and no minimum number of months.
Yes. Up to 3 people can share the same live class for $105 an hour total, split however you like. Message me to set it up, everyone should be around the same level.
Start with a free trial lesson. No card, no commitment, just a conversation about your French.
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