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Big news at LangMethod! We welcome Caroline!

Caro is self-employed in France but currently lives in Egypt.🇫🇷🇪🇬 That's enough to give us a little change of scenery! She has been teaching for over 4 years and has trained FLE teachers!

We're preparing a special promotion for the start of the school year, so don't hesitate to send me a private message for more information!

LangMethod cherche de nouveaux collaborateurs/collaboratrices.

Freelance/indépendant. Pour enseigner le FLE en ligne avec LangMethod.

Formulaire de candidature:

Candidature. Professeur(e) de français. Attention, vérifiez vos spams dans les jours à venir! LangMethod cherche un nouveau collaborateur/une nouvelle collaboratrice à partir de septembre 2025. Si tu es intéressé(e), remplis ce formulaire. C’est un travail à distance pour indépendant. On peut t'indiquer les démarches à suivre p...

During a French lesson, there are always two realities: that of the student and that of the teacher. Communication is very important to find common ground, to reach objectives based on the student's needs, but also to show him/her how to be realistic about the time needed to study.

Long-term motivation can only be maintained through mutual trust!

We wish you a wonderful year 2025, full of connection with yourself, your family, nature, time, slowness and the conscious learning of French.

Full of the automatism of speaking French, self-confidence and the personal rewards of taking it one step at a time.

Many thanks to our students, some of whom have been with us for so many years!

Bonne année!

#2025

LangMethod wishes you a happy winter break, and if you're celebrating Christmas, a Merry Christmas! Joueux Noël!

Click on my profile to see examples of how we create oral automatisms to practice French (even for grammar, conjugation and complex structures)!

Many of our students are very, very demanding of themselves. At LangMethod, we work on two axes: articulatory phonetics (how to place the lips, the air, the tongue, etc.) and the verbotonal method (we correct orally, in continuity with the conve

But there's a parallel work that's absolutely necessary: accepting that perfection in a language doesn't exist, that a language evolves and that there are plenty of “good” ways of speaking depending on the context.

Follow us to discover our we make "homework" being voluntary and cool.

At LangMethod, to facilitate this communication, we:
-Review sub-goals together.
-Ask our students for feedback at the beginning of the course and punctually with a survey.
-Include immersion in our courses (depending on where our student lives and who speaks French around him/her).

If you'd like to receive a video of examples of how we correct our students' oral expression, send a DM with “video” in it.