French for Children
Fun, age-appropriate French coaching for children — building early confidence in speaking, listening, vocabulary and pronunciation through interactive activities.
Who This Programme Is For
Children (approximately ages 5–12) whose parents want them to learn French in a supportive, engaging environment. Whether for school support, early language development, or exam preparation like DELF Prim, lessons are adapted to the child's age and level.
What You'll Learn
- Speaking: simple conversation, greetings, self-introduction
- Listening: understanding spoken French through games and stories
- Vocabulary: colours, numbers, animals, family, food and more
- Pronunciation: correct sounds from the start
- Interactive activities: songs, games and age-appropriate exercises
- School support: help with homework and school French curriculum
- Examination preparation where applicable (e.g. DELF Prim)
Learning Outcomes
- Develop enthusiasm and confidence for learning French
- Build a vocabulary foundation for future fluency
- Produce correct pronunciation from an early age
- Improve school French performance
How Classes Work
- 1Book a demo class to assess the child's level and discuss goals with the parent
- 2Receive a study plan suited to the child's age and interests
- 3Attend fun, interactive online coaching sessions
- 4Parent/guardian receives regular progress updates
- 5Consent for recording and media use is handled separately (see Recording & Media Consent policy)
Available Formats
Packages & Pricing
Trial Session
- Level check
- Parent discussion
- Study plan
Child Coaching
- Age-appropriate
- Interactive activities
- Pronunciation focus
- Parent updates
Term Package
Customised
- Regular weekly sessions
- Flexible scheduling
- Group rates available
Frequently Asked Questions
How are children's lessons different?
Children's lessons are shorter, more interactive, and use games, songs and visual materials. We focus on building confidence and correct pronunciation rather than formal grammar at an early age.
Do parents need to be involved?
Yes. For children under 18, a parent or guardian must enrol the child, provide consent, and is kept informed of progress. Recording and media consent are handled separately and require explicit parent/guardian approval.
Ready to Begin?
Reach out and let's discuss how we can help you achieve your French goals.