Help for immersion students who are falling behind, losing confidence, or just need more French practice, with small groups of up to three or one-on-one classes. You don't need to speak French to help.
Book a free 30-minute classGroups $25 per student per hour · One-on-one $35/hour, or $30/hour each when a family takes more than one one-on-one class a week · A free class if there's no improvement in 4 weeks
For parents who don't speak French. A printable PDF, instant download.
Many children sail through the early years of immersion, then struggle when reading, writing and subject content in French ramp up. Common signs:
Read more in our parent's guide to French immersion.
A language gap means your child understands the idea but can't access it in French: they get the math, but not the French word problem. That's where a tutor helps most. A learning gap shows up in any language, and that's a conversation with your child's school.
"Winny French tutoring has been very reliable, professional, and an adaptable guide in my 12-year-old son's journey of learning French. The tutor quickly established a friendly rapport with my son and makes sure the goals for each session are met every week. My son's confidence in French has grown significantly since he started working with Winny French."Neha G., Google review
Classes run Monday to Friday, 4pm to 9pm, and anytime on weekends (all times Eastern). Our tutors do their best to fit Western time zones.
Meet the team on our Tutors page.
For parents who don't speak French. A printable PDF, instant download.
No. Many immersion parents don't speak French. Our free parent kit gives you a 10-minute routine you can follow in English, and the tutor works with your child in French.
Commonly around Grades 3–4, when reading and writing ramp up, and again around Grade 7 with more abstract content. Both are normal inflection points.
A language gap means your child understands the idea in English but gets stuck on the French. A learning gap shows up in any language, and that's a conversation with the school. A tutor helps most with a language gap.
Small groups of up to three are $25 per student per hour. One-on-one classes are $35 an hour, or $30 an hour each when you take more than one one-on-one class a week. The first 30-minute class is free.
Monday to Friday from 4pm to 9pm, and anytime on weekends, Eastern time. If you're in Western Canada, our tutors do their best to find a time that works in your time zone.
Grades 1 to 12, online across Canada.
Tell us your child's grade and program. A tutor will be in touch within 24 hours.
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Classes run Monday to Friday, 4pm to 9pm, and anytime on weekends (all times Eastern). Our tutors do their best to fit Western time zones. Online across Canada.