Specialist French & Spanish tuition for GCSE, A Level, IB and 13+
Complete French and Spanish exam preparation; all skills covered, with an uncompromising focus on speaking.
Free Initial Assessment
A short online session (30 minutes) to understand your child's level, strengths and areas for development. We then recommend the most suitable tuition pathway.
Tuition
Specialist French and Spanish tuition tailored to each student's level, goals and examination requirements. We offer both one-to-one tuition and a small number of carefully structured term-time group classes.
One-to-one Tuition
Our one-to-one tuition is tailored to the individual student, with support for GCSE, iGCSE, A Level, IB, Common Entrance and Scholarship preparation. Lessons are shaped around each student's needs, targets and school or exam board requirements.
Term-time Group Classes
Speaking practice, grammar work, listening and reading comprehension. Preparation for all papers.
Tuesdays · 5:00–6:00pm · Online · Max 4 students · Weekly homework with feedback
Speaking practice, grammar work, listening and reading comprehension. Preparation for all papers.
Wednesdays · 5:00–6:00pm · Online · Max 4 students · Weekly homework with feedback
Oral response, listening practice, vocabulary, grammar, writing and practice papers for Common Entrance and Scholarship exams.
Thursdays · 5:00–6:00pm · Online · Max 4 students · Weekly homework with feedback
Speaking fluency, translation, essay writing and analytical discussion.
Mondays · 5:00–6:00pm · Online · Max 4 students · Weekly homework with feedback
Holiday Courses
Intensive, focused courses during school holidays designed to accelerate progress and build exam confidence.
View Holiday CoursesOxbridge Languages Mentoring
Our Oxbridge mentoring is led by Stephanie, a current French and Spanish student at the University of Cambridge.
Stephanie works with strong linguists who are considering applying for French and/or Spanish at Oxford or Cambridge. Sessions focus on developing wider reading and cultural engagement in the languages, practising the kind of analytical discussion that can arise at interview, and helping students present their academic interests clearly in the new UCAS personal statement format.
For Oxford applicants, she can also support preparation for the Modern Languages Admissions Test (MLAT), using past‑paper style questions and strategies for approaching unfamiliar language.