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Negar
For me, teaching French is much more than a job—it’s a vocation. Holding a Master’s degree in French as a Foreign Language Didactics, I support my students with care, providing them with the tools they need to progress with confidence and curiosity.
Passionate about languages and cultures, I have learned several foreign languages throughout my life. I understand the challenges and obstacles learners may face because I have experienced them myself, and I know how to overcome them.
Learning a language is not limited to grammar; it also means discovering a culture, its traditions, references, and way of life. With an open-minded approach to the Francophone world, learners explore the richness and diversity of French-speaking cultures across all five continents.
In class, I like to create a lively and interactive space where students are actively engaged. They imagine dialogues, build stories, give presentations on relevant topics, and interact regularly. This approach strengthens linguistic mechanisms and helps them gain fluency in using French. I cover all language skills by offering varied activities for dynamic and balanced learning.
My goal is to guide learners toward progressive autonomy, giving them the keys to practice French outside the classroom and make rapid and lasting progress.
Anna
Throughout my professional life, I have continuously pursued training and helped train others: after studying Romance philology, I earned a Doctorate in Modern Languages and Literature. Since then, I have worked as a teacher for various institutions, teaching students from diverse linguistic, cultural, and social backgrounds.
The quality of teaching is very important to me. I ensure that courses are tailored to learners’ needs so that each student can achieve their specific goals.
My teaching method is eclectic and communication-focused: students develop linguistic automatisms that allow them to communicate quickly, while simultaneously building a solid foundation in grammar and vocabulary.
Classes are conducted in a friendly and dynamic atmosphere that is conducive to learning.
For me, teaching is above all an exchange: the more energy and engagement we put into our lessons, the more students give back in return. The creative and multicultural aspects of teaching add to its richness.