French for travel, before your trip to France.

Start with polite greetings, numbers, dates and the questions you expect to use: ordering food, checking a booking, asking for directions and buying a ticket. Practise listening to a short reply and asking someone to repeat. Your itinerary helps us choose the most useful language first.

Yes. You can begin with no French or refresh what you learned at school years ago. Your teacher checks your starting point and adapts the speaking, listening and pronunciation practice. The aim is to help you use simple French in situations you recognise.

Ten personalised lessons can give you a focused introduction or refresher for your trip. We prioritise the exchanges you want to handle, then practise them with you. What you can do afterwards depends on your starting level, practice and timetable; ten lessons do not guarantee fluency or a particular exam level.

For planning, ten lessons at one lesson a week take roughly ten weeks. A different rhythm depends on teacher availability and your own time to practise. Contact us when you know your likely departure date. If you leave soon, we will discuss what can realistically fit before you book.

Yes. We can prepare for Paris café and restaurant conversations, shopping, hotel questions, directions and transport. You practise asking a question, recognising common responses and checking a detail you missed. Your lessons can also cover other places on your France itinerary.

You can work on ordering a meal, asking about a dish or price, confirming a reservation, checking in, asking about a platform or departure time and explaining where you want to go. We choose the situations relevant to your plans and practise both sides of the exchange.

Yes. A scouting trip can involve different conversations from a holiday. We can practise introducing yourself, asking about an area, local shops, transport and everyday life, and checking practical details of a visit. Bring the questions you want to ask while exploring places you may live.

Tell us whether you would prefer joint lessons or individual preparation, and whether your French levels are similar. We can discuss a suitable arrangement. The lesson format, price and any pack-sharing terms are agreed before booking; sharing a pack is not automatic.

We confirm the total price, lesson duration, teacher and schedule before you book. Use the discovery call to explain your trip, current French level and preferred learning arrangement. You can then review the proposal and decide whether it suits you.

Yes. The pack contains ten live online lessons with a teacher. You practise speaking and listening during the sessions, with feedback on wording and pronunciation. The plan is adapted to your level and travel priorities.

Yes. An order or question is the start of an exchange. We also practise common spoken responses, follow-up questions and ways to ask for repetition or clarification. This helps you prepare for a conversation that does not follow a memorised script.

This offer is for adults preparing for a holiday, short stay or scouting trip to France. It focuses on language you can use during that visit. If you decide to move, our French for Expats offer can support broader everyday communication over time.