Find Your Perfect French Tutor

I am a student in my first year of university at the University of Bristol, where I study Spanish and International Business Management. At A-Level, I studied Spanish, French and History, where I achieved the grades of A*, A and B respectively. Prior to University, I spent two years tutoring my neighbour at a basic primary school level, which I really enjoyed doing, and so I am hoping to enjoy tutoring at a higher level whilst also challenging myself to improve as a tutor.

I am a Management student at Warwick Business School and a fluent French and English speaker. I offer tutoring in French and mathematics, with a focus on clear explanations and building confidence. I previously achieved an A* in Maths and have experience tutoring students in the subject (GSCE level), helping them strengthen their understanding and problem-solving skills. Being bilingual allows me to effectively support students learning French at different levels, whether they want to improve grammar, conversation, or exam performance. My approach is patient, structured, and adapted to each student so they can progress quickly and feel more confident in their abilities.

I am a future trainee at an international law firm in London. I have completed my undergraduate degree in Law LLB at Durham University, followed by an Intellectual Property LLM. I have provided tutoring since 2019, assisting students in the International Baccalaureate Program. I have worked with students with high-functioning autism, ADHD, and English as a second language. I provided tutoring in English, French and German - my three native languages.

I have been studying French and Spanish for over a decade and am currently pursuing Spanish at degree level. My own academic background includes grade 8 (A*) in both French and Spanish at GCSE, an A* in A-Level French, and an A in A-Level Spanish. For the past 9 months, I have been tutoring French and Spanish at GCSE and A-Level across Edexcel GCSE/IGCSE and AQA, with fantastic outcomes. This summer, my students achieved: • GCSE French Foundation – Grade 5 (highest grade possible) • GCSE French Higher – Grade 8 (A*) • A-Level Spanish – Grade A More results are pending, but feedback suggests equally positive performances. I take pride in the progress my students make—whether it’s helping a student secure a solid pass at Foundation level, or pushing a motivated Higher or A-Level student to achieve top grades. I also mentor sixth formers through the personal statement process, with my students receiving 4–5 university offers each. My teaching style: I always begin with a diagnostic assessment to identify strengths and areas for development. From there, I design a clear programme of weekly lessons, exercises, and homework. A big part of excelling in GCSEs and A-Levels is exam readiness, so I make sure my students are fully acclimatised to the papers—walking into the exam hall with confidence and no surprises. Above all, I am passionate about languages and about supporting young people. Whether a student is building confidence from the ground up or striving for the top grades, I adapt my approach to bring out the very best in them.

Are you struggling to keep up with math class? Don't worry, I'm here to help! As a math tutor, I can provide the guidance you need to succeed in this challenging subject. My passion for teaching math began during my internship at Bishop Challoner Catholic College and Haybridge High School, where I shadowed experienced teachers, observed lessons, and even had the chance to plan and deliver my own lessons to students of different ages and abilities. Through these experiences, I learned how to tailor my teaching style to each student's individual needs and help them overcome their math-related challenges. In addition to my internships, I also have experience as a child workforce assistant coach for the CoachBright Volunteering Programme, where I worked with school pupils from low-income backgrounds to help them improve their grades, confidence, and access to university. I have also served as an AS Maths mentor at Bournville College and a Year 5 teaching assistant at Bordesley Green Primary School, where I provided extra support to students through clear explanations and creative visual aids. My approach to math tutoring is personalised, patient, and student-centered. Whether you need help with basic arithmetic or advanced calculus, I will work with you to identify your strengths and weaknesses, set realistic goals, and create a customized learning plan that suits your needs and learning style. Don't let math anxiety hold you back any longer. Contact me to schedule a session and take the first step towards math success!

Hi there! I'm Ramiya and I'm a first-year Durham student studying Physics and Philosophy. I've had previous experience as tutor, helping build confidence and work ethic specifically in subjects Maths and English, from KS3 up to A-levels. At A-levels, I studied Physics, Maths and Further Maths, for which I respectively acheived A, A* and A* and at GCSEs, I achieved seven 9s and two 8s. As a tutor, I will be my priority to develop carefully curated study plans based on each student’s strengths and weaknesses, in order to maintain a positive, encouraging environment where students felt comfortable and confident. Outside of academics, I enjoy swimming as well as watching and discussing films, and I’m always happy to chat about them if it’s of interest! If you’re interested in me being a tutor for your child, I’d be delighted to hear from you.

I am a second-year undergraduate student at the University of Cambridge, studying History and French. Having worked as a teaching assistant for 2 years, I am experienced in tailoring sessions to meet specific requirements and learning styles. My aim is to make exams, tests and syllabi work for you, so that you reach your academic goals!

Hello!My name is Valeria, I'm a 21-year-old student in my final year at Queen Mary University of London, where I'm studying Politics and International Relations. Over the years, I've tutored students in French, Spanish, English Language, and Literature, helping them achieve their best in GCSEs. I'm a friendly and patient mentor who enjoys offering detailed, personalised advice to suit each individual’s learning style. I believe in building strong, supportive relationships with my students to help them succeed. Alongside my studies, I’ve been actively involved in student societies, including representing my A-Level Law and Politics society, and contributing to various university groups. As a high achiever, I’m passionate about helping others unlock their full potential and reach their goals. I look forward to working with you and being part of your academic journey!

Hello! I'm Fauresthia, I am a fully qualified secondary MFL( Modern Foreign Languages) teacher of French and Spanish. With a burning passion to inspire the next generation to embrace and discover why it is important to learn a new language. My academic journey began by being a native French speaker and receiving an A* at GCSE and an A at A-Level. I attended Manchester Metropolitan University for my undergraduate to learn French with Spanish. I was able to deepen my understanding of the cultural history and what the issues in society were in both countries via films, books and the topic of multiculturalism. In my 3rd year of university I went on my year aboard to completely immerse myself into both cultures. First I went to Reims, France for 5 months, where I taught English to primary children and toddlers at an English private school, it was a reveting experience. Later to Murcia, Spain for 6 months to the University of Murcia, where I studied travel and tourism, film studies and also additional Spanish language classes. I loved my time in Murcia, funnily enough I just didn't want to come back. I must say my year aboard truly allowed me to acquire various new skills as well as reflect on all the opportunities ahead in the field of work. Which led to me choosing to study once more after my last year of university. I decided to study a PGCE MFL French with Spanish for a year and graduated at King's College London. These achievements not only reflect my grasp of both languages but portraits my dedication and desire to speak these languages fluently as well as teaching them. Alongside my teaching, I have gained over a year of experience as a tutor. Having had the privilege of supporting students from diverse backgrounds but also GCSE and KS3 students all aiming high. My versatile teaching style is tailor-made to fit each student's unique learning style. Focusing on all 4 mfl skills (listening and reading, speaking and writing), as well as vocabulary and grammar. All in all ensuring their comfort, engagement, and evidently their success. As a tutor and teacher, my mission is to not only to encourage academic improvement but also to inspire a genuine love for learning a new language in my students. I am able to create a safe environment in which students will always feel empowered, motivated, and excited to reach their full potential. I am looking forward to collaborating with you and your child through their academic journey!

Hi! My name’s Alexandra. I am a BA History and Spanish student at the University of Leeds. I have been an academic tutor for two years now and I enjoy getting to know my students and helping them achieve their academic goals. I am flexible in my teaching style, tailoring sessions to how you learn best. I tutor GCSE English Language and Literature, Religious Studies, Spanish and History. While at A level I offer History, Spanish and English Literature. I also have experience teaching English as a foreign language and beginners French eg. KS1,2 and 3. After living in Chile for nearly two years, I am confidently fluent in Spanish and understand the challenges of learning a language. While my interdisciplinary studies have enabled me to develop key analytical and critical thinking skills which are vital to achieving high grades at GCSE and A level.