Karine Longis McMillan
Engaging French tutor focused on adaptable language learning
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Karine Longis McMillan
Masters degree
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Each lesson is 55 min
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30 lessons
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About your french tutor
Hello, I'm Karine Longis McMillan, a French tutor with a Doctorate in Psychology in Education. My teaching philosophy revolves around creating a supportive and engaging learning environment where students of all levels can thrive. I use interactive and personalized strategies to ensure student understanding and success. Let's learn French together! While I’ve always felt driven to be an educator, the joy I felt from facilitating the growth and development of the people I have met only reaffirmed my passion. Although I’ll continue to sharpen my teaching skills, I believe that my enthusiasm, positive attitude, and hands-on experience working with students also make me an excellent educator. I look forward to a career where I can help shape minds and make a difference in the lives of the people I meet.
Meet Karine
Karine graduated from UWE Bristol


French tutor expertise
Conversational French
French conversation practice
Test prep
Homework help
French pronunciation skills
French pronunciation
Types of learners for french classes
School
Anxiety or Stress Disorders
Learning Disabilities
Home schooled
All Levels
College
Adult / Professional
French classes at a glance
As a French tutor, I believe in an engaging and creative teaching style that is tailored to the individual needs of each student. I am empathetic and patient, understanding that learning a new language can be challenging. I adapt my teaching methodology to ensure that all levels of students can excel, whether it be beginners or advanced learners. Through role-play scenarios and cultural projects, I assess understanding of Francophone cultures, allowing students to immerse themselves in the language. By focusing on real-world practice, I help students achieve proficiency in French, enabling them to excel in exams and study abroad at French-speaking universities. My goal is to help you achieve fluency in French by emphasizing practical language use and cultural understanding. Let's embark on this language learning journey together!

French concepts taught by Karine
Le Lit - The Bed
La Lampe - The Lamp
Le Bureau - The Desk
La Chaise - The Chair
Le Rideau - The Curtain
L'Armoire - The Wardrobe
Le Couverture - The Blanket
The Student and Tutor worked on improving the student's CV. The session focused on reordering the education section, clarifying the degree in accounting, and emphasizing relevant manufacturing and international experience to match job requirements. The Student was asked to continue refining their CV descriptions for the next session.
Manufacturing Experience
Diploma Presentation
CV Consistency
International Accounting
The tutor and student reviewed the grammatical uses of 'some' and 'any', and then explored indefinite pronouns like 'anyone', 'anywhere', 'anything', 'someone', 'somewhere', 'something', 'no one', 'nowhere', 'nothing', 'everyone', 'everywhere', and 'everything'. They practiced these concepts through exercises and engaged in business English role-plays focusing on new responsibilities and cost-cutting. The student will receive additional reading materials to compare English accents.
Business English: Role-Playing Scenarios
Indefinite Pronouns: Composition
Sum vs. Any
Understanding 'Expendable' vs. 'Expandable'
The Tutor and Student worked extensively on French food and meal vocabulary, including breakfast, lunch, and dinner items. They practiced pronunciation, grammatical structures like verb conjugations and articles, and sentence formation related to food preferences. Future sessions will focus on food-related shops and more complex sentence construction.
Partitive Articles in French
French Meal Times
French Food Vocabulary
French Verb Conjugation: Être and Avoir (Implied)
Gender and Articles in French Food Terms
The Tutor and Student reviewed the French subjunctive mood, covering its usage to express emotions and uncertainty, its formation from verb roots, and common irregular verbs. They practiced forming subjunctive sentences and the Student was assigned exercises for further practice.
The Subjunctive Mood
Indicative vs. Subjunctive
Forming the Subjunctive: Irregular Verbs
Polite Requests
Street vocabulary
Prepositions of Place
Directional Vocabulary
Pronunciation: Liaison
Tools & techniques used in french classes
Assessments
Quizzes
Grammar practice
Digital whiteboard
Practice worksheets
Language simulations
Interactive quizzes
Interactive french lessons
Chat for quick help
Record lessons
Note taking
Open Q&A
Weekend lessons

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