One-to-one
Tailor-made programme, packs of 10, 20 or 30 h, flexible times. 30-min trial lesson.
A teacher helps your child prepare for the baccalaureate English exam: exam method, reading comprehension, grammar and vocabulary, writing, with corrected practice.
Goals
By the end of the programme, you will have progressed on practical skills you can use straight away.
Preparation for the bac English exam is done in one-to-one online lessons: exam method, reading comprehension, grammar, vocabulary and writing, with corrected practice.
Times are flexible to fit the school schedule, including weekends. The free level test shows where to start and how many hours to plan.
The programme
Reading instructions, managing time and organising answers.
Reading, finding the ideas and answering precisely.
Targeted grammar and vocabulary review, with exercises.
Building a paragraph or a text, then correcting it together.
For whom?
Tailor-made programme, packs of 10, 20 or 30 h, flexible times. 30-min trial lesson.
How it works
Fill in the form or message us: we set the time with you on WhatsApp.
A teacher assesses your level and listens to your goals, then advises the right format.
30 minutes one-to-one, or a real 1h30 session with a group at your level.
You choose your format and start your lessons. The teacher follows your progress.
No, only in one-to-one lessons, with a programme adapted to the student’s level.
As early as possible in the school year. After the free level test, we advise the right pack of hours.
One-to-one times are flexible: morning, afternoon, evening and even weekends.
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