French Conversation Lessons for Teenagers(11 year old)
Budget: $8 – $15 USD
I run an after-school language club and want to introduce my beginner-level teens (13-17) to French in a way that gets them speaking from day one. The emphasis is practical conversation—greetings, everyday questions, simple opinions—rather than heavy grammar drills or exam prep.
You will design and deliver an engaging online programme that keeps the group motivated and speaking. I expect plenty of real-life role-play, visuals, music, short videos, and other communicative techniques suited to absolute beginners. Sessions can be held on Zoom or Google Meet, and all class materials should be shared via Google Drive in editable format.
Deliverables
• An 8-week A1 beginner conversational syllabus, laid out by week
• three 60-minute live lesson per week (via zoom ), with slide/ handouts ready 48 h beforehand
• Brief homework or practice task after each class (audio or written)
• A concise progress note for each student at the end of every two weeks
Acceptance criteria
• ≥70 % of class time conducted in French
• By week 8 students can introduce themselves, talk about family, order food, ask and answer basic questions, and handle numbers/dates confidently
• Materials are accurate, visually clear, and copyright-free
If this sounds like a course you can bring to life, I’m ready to start as soon as we agree on a schedule.
You will design and deliver an engaging online programme that keeps the group motivated and speaking. I expect plenty of real-life role-play, visuals, music, short videos, and other communicative techniques suited to absolute beginners. Sessions can be held on Zoom or Google Meet, and all class materials should be shared via Google Drive in editable format.
Deliverables
• An 8-week A1 beginner conversational syllabus, laid out by week
• three 60-minute live lesson per week (via zoom ), with slide/ handouts ready 48 h beforehand
• Brief homework or practice task after each class (audio or written)
• A concise progress note for each student at the end of every two weeks
Acceptance criteria
• ≥70 % of class time conducted in French
• By week 8 students can introduce themselves, talk about family, order food, ask and answer basic questions, and handle numbers/dates confidently
• Materials are accurate, visually clear, and copyright-free
If this sounds like a course you can bring to life, I’m ready to start as soon as we agree on a schedule.