Carolina Tonco
French lessons that are supportive & motivational




French classes - Carolina Tonco
Bachelors degree
/ 30 min
About your french tutor
Hello! I'm Carolina Tonco, a French tutor with a Bachelor's degree in Performing Arts. My teaching philosophy revolves around interactive and engaging learning experiences tailored to all levels of students. I believe in creating a supportive environment that promotes active participation and real-life applications of the French language. Let's embark on this language journey together!
French tutor expertise
Test prep
Improved writing skills in weeks
90% of students show marked improvement in writing.
Strong parent endorsements
Highly recommended by parents for practical language learning.
Focused on speaking practice
85% of students improve their conversational skills quickly.
French classes at a glance
As a French tutor, I cater to students of all levels by adapting my teaching style to meet their individual needs. I believe in being patient, supportive, and motivational to help my students excel. I focus on practical language use and cultural understanding to help you achieve fluency in French. Through role-play scenarios and cultural projects, I assess your understanding of Francophone cultures. My teaching methodology emphasizes conversational fluency and real-world practice to ensure that you succeed in language exams and exchange programs. Let's work together to enhance your French language skills and cultural awareness.
Tools & techniques used in french classes
Practice worksheets
Subtitled media
Phonetic drills
Grammar practice
Assessments
Digital whiteboard
Presentations
Types of learners for french classes
School
Home schooled
All Levels
ADHD
Learning Disabilities
ASD
College
Adult / Professional
Anxiety or Stress Disorders

Reviews and Ratings for Carolina
Abigail Reid
Gainesville, Florida
6 months ago
Tonco is an awesome French tutor! She knows so much about French and is super patient and excited to teach. I love learning with her because she makes lessons just right for how I learn best. She helped me understand the important stuff I needed to know. Tonco ’s so great at teaching, and I’m so happy she’s my tutor she really helps me do well
Maia Pruitt
Hollywood, Los Angeles
8 months ago
Tonco has been a huge help in learning French. She really knows the language well and explains both the big ideas and small tricky parts in a clear way. Thanks to her, I understand and use French much better now.
Jamarcus Villa
Midtown, Manhattan
10 months ago
Tonco is a fantastic French tutor with deep knowledge of the language, culture, and literature. Her passion for French is contagious and makes every lesson fun and interesting. She truly loves teaching, and it shows!
Alexa Benitez
Atascocita ,Houston
over 1 year ago
Tonco ’s personalized teaching style has been a game-changer for me. She adapts her lessons to fit my learning needs, which has significantly improved my confidence in using French!
Liliana Sparks
Phoenix, Arizona
over 1 year ago
Awesome! I've been wanting to get better at French for school, and working with Tonco has helped a lot. She's really patient and kind, which makes the lessons fun. I'm looking forward to learning more with her and would totally recommend her to anyone!

French concept taught by Carolina
Carolina introduced Punika to a new violin piece, focusing on double stops and triplets, alongside proper bow technique, posture, and intonation. Punika worked on playing chords and melodies separately before combining them, and Carolina provided the music sheet via email for further practice. Their next lesson is set to resume from measure 51 of the piece.
Melody (Horizontal Music)
Chords (Vertical Music)
Double Stops
Flats (Accidentals)
Triplets (Irregular Groups)
Carolina reviewed Emma's French writing, focusing on grammar, vocabulary, and pronunciation. They also practiced listening comprehension with a video about a musician and discussed French cultural references. Carolina recommended a French movie for Emma to watch and provide feedback on.
Gender Agreement (Adjectives)
Relative Pronouns (Qui/Que)
Quantifiers (Beaucoup de/d')
Verb 'Avoir' vs. 'Être'
Tout (All/Every)
Carolina recently guided a violin student, who resides in East Fresno, through a lesson focused on refining their technique. They concentrated on scales, wrist and thumb positioning, and a new piece. The student diligently practiced F major and A melodic minor scales, made adjustments to their hand position for improved shifting and vibrato, and started learning a new piece, paying close attention to specific fingering and shifting in challenging sections. For homework, Carolina assigned the new piece, and a double-stop piece is planned for their next lesson.
Melodic Minor Scale
Violin Wrist Position
F Major Two-Octave Scale
Collando Musical Term
Fingering for Shifts
Carolina and Emma practiced French speaking skills in preparation for the DELF exam, focusing on self-introduction, expressing opinions, and simulated dialogues. Emma worked on conversational fluency and practical application of vocabulary and grammar. Carolina assigned Emma to choose a writing topic from a shared resource and send it for correction before the next session.
Speaking Naturally for A2 French
Verb 'Revenir' (To Come Back)
French Vocabulary for Public Holidays
Understanding 'Retrouver'
Expressing Agreement/Disagreement
Carolina guided Punika through a violin lesson, where they concentrated on an upcoming audition piece, specifically addressing intonation, shifting, and rhythm. The lesson also covered F major and A melodic minor scales, with Carolina providing written annotations to aid Punika's practice. For homework, Punika is to practice the more challenging sections of the piece and will bring any difficulties to their next lesson for discussion.
Violin Positions & Shifting
F Major Scale (2 Octaves)
Minor Scale Types
A Melodic Minor Scale (2 Octaves)
Musical Dynamics & Rhythm
During a recent violin lesson, Carolina guided Punika through a Vivaldi piece, offering precise feedback on her tempo, rhythm, bowing, wrist position, and intonation. Punika diligently practiced specific sections with a metronome to enhance her timing. For their next lesson, she was tasked with continuing to practice the piece at 60 BPM, focusing on the techniques and areas discussed.
Metronome Practice
Intonation Awareness
First Note Emphasis
Wrist Position
Quantity of Bow
Rushing Tempo
Free lesson slots
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Interactive french lessons
Mobile joining
Pets are welcomed
Note taking
Record lessons
Parent feedback

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