IdentityI have been teaching French for the past 7 years to students from Class 1 to 10. Although my academic background is in Psychology, with a Master's degree in the subject, my passion for languages—especially French—led me to take up teaching and share this love with young learners. My goal has always been to make French more than just another subject—it should be a joyful and enriching experience.
In my classes, I focus on building a strong foundation in grammar, vocabulary, and pronunciation, while also encouraging students to engage with the language in real-life contexts. Over time, I’ve developed methods to help even the most hesitant learners feel confident in speaking and understanding French.
One of my proudest moments was receiving a Gold Medal Certificate in recognition of my dedication and success as an educator. More than awards, however, what I value most is when students tell me that they now look forward to French class because it feels fun, relatable, and rewarding.
Currently, I work as a college professor, but I continue to offer private French classes because I truly enjoy working with school-level students. I find great satisfaction in watching their skills develop and in nurturing their interest in the French language and culture.
I prefer conducting offline sessions, as I believe face-to-face interaction allows for better engagement and understanding, especially when it comes to pronunciation and speaking practice. My classes follow a structured lesson plan but are always interactive and flexible to suit each learner's pace.
Even without a formal certification in French, I have consistently proven my ability to deliver results and inspire students. I believe it’s not just about qualifications—it’s about commitment, creativity, and connection with the learner.
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