Our lessons are delivered from France by qualified trainers. Not teachers passing through, nor exchange students: professionals who do this for a living and take on a deliberately limited number of learners.
Our French trainers are native speakers with university degrees in French literature. That changes what they can pass on: not only the language, but grammar, register, and the exercises specific to the French system — the dissertation, the commentaire composé, the baccalauréat paper.
Our trainers handle the grammar in Mandarin, Cantonese or English — whichever you actually think in: tenses, the subjunctive, pronouns, everything that has to be understood before it can be used. Explained that way, a rule takes five minutes instead of three frustrated lessons.
For the French community in Asia, our Chinese-speaking trainers teach their own language directly in French, with no detour through English — which is rare, since nearly every Cantonese course routes learners through English-language materials.
Homework is collected and corrected between sessions, and questions are answered in the learner's own language. That is often where progress actually happens, rather than during the hour itself.
We are not a marketplace. Our trainers are based in France, and we deliberately cap how many learners each of them takes on.
The usual beginner problem is not French — it is being taught French entirely in French. Our trainers teach the grammar in Mandarin, Cantonese or English: tenses, the subjunctive, pronouns. A rule takes five minutes instead of three frustrated lessons.
Lessons are one-to-one by default, so the whole hour is built around what you specifically get wrong. And if you would rather learn with a friend, a partner or a colleague, small groups of two or three work beautifully.
Anyone who grew up in France speaks French. Knowing why a sentence is wrong, and how to write for a French university or a French employer, is a different skill — and it is the one our trainers spent five years acquiring.
Hong Kong, Macau, Taiwan and Singapore are all UTC+8. Your evening is the middle of our working day, so evening slots are genuinely open — not a favour squeezed in at midnight.
No platform sitting in the middle taking fifteen to twenty percent. You deal with us, we set the price, and it stays lower because of it.
Between lessons, your trainer goes through your corrections in your own language and answers the questions you did not dare raise in class. Most of the progress happens there, not during the hour itself.
French for Chinese and Cantonese speakers, and — for the French community living in Asia — Chinese lessons, school support and translation.
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Complete beginners through to advanced speakers, adults and university students
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Anyone who needs a certified French level for study, work, immigration or citizenship
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Professionals, executives and expatriate postings
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Students heading to France, Belgium, Switzerland or Québec
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French expatriates in Hong Kong, Macau, Taiwan and Singapore
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French families abroad, and bilingual families raising children in French
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Hong Kong, Macau, Taiwan and Singapore are all UTC+8 — six hours ahead of France in summer, seven in winter. Your evening lesson lands in the middle of our working day, which is why evening slots are genuinely open rather than grudgingly offered.
| Your time (UTC+8) | Our time (France) |
|---|---|
| 7:00 pm | 1:00 pm — 12:00 pm |
| 8:00 pm | 2:00 pm — 1:00 pm |
| 9:00 pm | 3:00 pm — 2:00 pm |
| 10:00 pm | 4:00 pm — 3:00 pm |
First figure is French summer time, second is winter time. Morning and weekend slots are available too.
Four steps, and the first two cost you nothing.
WhatsApp, LINE or email. We answer in Cantonese, Mandarin, English or French. You do not need a word of French to write to us.
You leave having said your first sentences in French — and we have seen where you actually are, what you need French for, and by when. If we are not the right fit, we will say so — it costs you nothing to find out.
One or two lessons a week, at fixed times that suit your schedule. Packages of ten or twenty hours come at a reduced rate.
Zoom or Google Meet, materials prepared for you, and a written note after each lesson so you know what to review before the next one.
What we end up explaining over and over in lessons — written down, so you can read it before you even book one.
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Yes — that is exactly the case we are built for. Our Chinese-speaking trainers teach the grammar in Mandarin and Cantonese, so the rules are explained in the language you already think in, while our French trainers build the language itself. Beginners are our most common students, not our exception.
Hong Kong, Macau, Taiwan and Singapore are all UTC+8, six or seven hours ahead of France. A 8 pm lesson for you is 1 or 2 pm for us — the middle of the working day. Evenings, mornings and weekends are all workable.
Yes, from A1 through to C2, including TEF. Preparation covers all four papers, with timed mock exams corrected against the official marking criteria. Many of our Taiwanese and Hong Kong students come to us specifically for a certified level needed for a study or immigration file.
One hour is standard. Most students take one or two lessons a week — twice a week is noticeably faster for beginners, once a week works well for maintenance and exam preparation over a longer period.
Zoom or Google Meet, whichever you already have. Materials are shared before the lesson and a short written summary follows after it.
International bank transfer, Wise, or card. Lessons are invoiced in euros. Packages of ten or twenty hours are paid up front at a reduced rate; single lessons are paid as you go.
Yes — mainly the children of French families living in Asia, for school French and preparation for the épreuve anticipée de français. We also teach teenagers learning French as a foreign language.
Yes. Our trainers teach Cantonese and Mandarin in French — rare, since most materials route learners through English — or in English if that suits you better. It is a popular option with French expatriates who have just arrived.
Write to us in Cantonese, Mandarin, English or French — whichever is easiest. The first lesson is free and there is nothing to commit to.
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