Curriculum support: following what they’re studying at school and keeping them on track.
Homework help: guiding them through assignments and explaining difficult concepts.
Grammar and vocabulary practice: strengthening their language base.
Conjugation and spelling exercises: improving accuracy and understanding.
Exam and test preparation: reviewing key topics before school assessments.
Writing practice: including cursive writing and short compositions.
Speaking practice: encouraging confidence and clear pronunciation.
Interactive learning: using visuals, audio, music, and games to make lessons fun and engaging
My in-person lessons are mainly for school-aged children between 4 and 15 years old.
During these sessions, I work closely with the student to strengthen their language foundations and follow what they’re currently studying at school. Together, we review vocabulary, grammar, conjugation, and spelling, ensuring they stay on track with their curriculum and feel confident during exams and tests.I also assist with homework, help develop better writing techniques (including cursive), and practice speaking skills when time allows. Every lesson is adapted to each child’s learning pace, interests, and goals, whether that means reinforcing school content or introducing fun, creative activities to help the language come alive.So far, I’ve seen wonderful progress teaching both Modern Standard Arabic (MSA) and French from complete beginners (A1) up to solid intermediate levels (B1–B2). Many of my students have moved up to advanced language groups at school after just a few months of consistent lessons.I’ve also taught Spanish to 2 of my 8-year-old students for two consecutive school years.
While I’m still improving my own Spanish fluency, I make sure to stay ahead of my students and give them the support they need at their level, which, at this stage, is primarily foundational vocabulary and simple conversation.
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