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Beginner French Tutoring Needed

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eventPublished on Sep 03, 2026 · verifiedWe confirmed on Sep 04, 2026 that it's still live

CA$ 1.500 – CA$ 3.000 per project

About the job

I’m starting from zero and need a patient tutor who can guide me through French from the very basics all the way to the level required for Canadian immigration assessments. My current proficiency is firmly Beginner, so you’ll need to build everything—pronunciation, grammar, vocabulary, and everyday conversation—from the ground up. One-on-one live sessions are essential for me; recorded courses or purely self-study packages won’t fit my learning style. Ideally we’ll meet online two or three times a week, but I’m flexible on exact days and can adjust to your time zone if we find a good rhythm. Because my ultimate goal is immigration to Canada, I’m interested in the practical language skills measured in TEF Canada or TCF. If you have experience preparing students for either of those exams, please highlight it. I value tutors who provide clear progress tracking, structured homework, and regular feedback so I always know where I stand and what to focus on next. When you respond, let me know: • The approach you use with absolute beginners. • How you integrate speaking practice early, even when vocabulary is limited. • Any digital tools or course materials you prefer (e.g., Google Meet, Zoom, interactive whiteboards, PDFs, apps). • A rough timeline for reaching an A2–B1 level if I commit to steady study. • Success stories—especially if you’ve helped other learners meet Canadian immigration language requirements. I’m ready to start as soon as we agree on a schedule. Looking forward to meeting the right tutor and beginning this journey in French together!

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