One-on-one and small-group coaching built around real conversation — not more grammar drills — so you walk into your exam ready to speak, not just recite.
Every learner has a different finish line. Coaching starts with yours.
Preparing for Express Entry, provincial nomination, or citizenship. Focused practice on the speaking and listening sections that decide your score.
Working toward a professional program or workplace requirement that calls for consistent, structured French — in-person and online sessions combined.
Building everyday confidence in French — for family, travel, or simply because you've always wanted to. No exam pressure required.
A 15-minute call to understand your level, timeline, and exam.
Sessions and pacing set against your actual timeline — not a generic curriculum.
Conversation-first sessions, plus a curated list to practise between classes.
One full practice test with personalized correction before test day.
Available one-on-one or as a small online group (4–6 learners). Prices shown are per student.
Try the format, no commitment
Best for a small group pilot
Full exam-ready track
Every program starts with the free 15-minute assessment, so pricing is confirmed after we've talked through your goals.
Celena Renet — French tutor, Vancouver
15+ years of French tutoring and communication experience
Personally went through the Canadian PR process and the TEF exam
Taught in a private school in France; one-on-one French lessons
Native French speaker, teaching in English and French
General and family French lessons are available too — same conversation-first approach, no test pressure.
It depends on your immigration pathway and which test IRCC or your program accepts. We'll confirm this in your free assessment before building your plan.
No honest tutor can guarantee a result — it depends on your effort and starting point. What I can guarantee is a complete, structured program aligned with the exam's scoring requirements.
Both. I teach online for groups and individuals anywhere, and in person in Richmond/Vancouver on select days.
The initial 15-minute assessment covers every student individually, so sessions can be paced for the group's actual range.