French Language Classes with Conversational Practice & Pronunciation Skills at University of Toronto

I'm Lina Rguig, a Bachelors-educated French tutor with a knack for making French classes engaging and effective for kids, beginners, intermediate learners, and adults alike. With a focus on personalized learning, I specialize in various aspects of the French language, from conversational practice and pronunciation skills to cultural immersion and test prep strategies. My classes are designed to not only improve your French language skills but also to boost your confidence in using it. Whether you need help with homework, want to refine your pronunciation, or seek guidance on career opportunities related to French, I've got you covered. Comfortable with teaching students with special needs, I ensure a supportive and inclusive learning environment for everyone. Let's embark on this exciting language journey together and unlock the beauty of French in a fun and interactive way!

In my personalized tutoring approach, I focus on building a strong foundation in all aspects of French language learning, with particular emphasis on conversational fluency, listening comprehension, and vocabulary development. I believe that language learning should be immersive, engaging, and tailored to the unique needs of each student. Whether I am working with children, adolescents, or adults, I strive to create an inclusive and supportive environment where learners feel confident to take risks, ask questions, and develop their language skills at their own pace. My teaching style blends structured grammar instruction with interactive learning. I regularly incorporate a variety of digital tools, including online quizzes, grammar apps, and speech recognition software, to reinforce core concepts and track progress in real time. These tools allow students to receive immediate feedback and stay motivated throughout their learning journey. I also integrate role-playing, listening exercises, and authentic French media—such as music, short videos, and news clips—to expose students to natural language in context and to help them develop an ear for pronunciation and rhythm. Ultimately, my goal is to help students become confident and capable French speakers who not only understand the language but can use it meaningfully in their lives. By cultivating curiosity, consistency, and a sense of achievement, I help learners at all levels unlock the joy and power of speaking French.