DIALOGUE ONE-TO-ONE FRENCH IMMERSION
One-to-one French courses only (no group courses)
At DialoguE, all French lessons are one-to-one and fully adapted to
your needs and your learning style.
The initial evaluation, which is carried out with you, allows us to
create your course and to tailor make it to your wishes.
At
the end of your stay, you will leave with your own fully personalised
CD, where your trainers will have recorded the sentences, which are
relevant for you. You will then be able to listen to them at home and
to assimilate them rapidly.
Why one-to-one immersion courses ? Why waste time and
money ?
Why waste time and money trying to learn French in a classroom
full of other foreign learners ?
Why
suffer the pressure and discomfort of group courses when you can be the
one and only privileged learner in a relaxed one-to-one setting ?
Why learn vocabulary dictated by a course book that is totally
irrelevant to your interests and needs ?
Learning French quick and well - group courses
or one-to-one lessons ?
Nobody likes to waste time and money.
When
you decide to improve your communication skills in the French language,
you want solutions that allow you to learn French quick and well.
Most language schools offer group programmes.
They can go from a huge group of twenty people, or even more, to a
small group of two people.
Advantages of Dialogue's one-to-one French immersion
You progress at a spectacular rate
In
one-on-one lessons, you progress at your own speed. In a group, the
teacher has to adapt to the speed of the slowest participant.
Speaking time is all yours
You
save a lot of time in private lessons. You speak six times more than in
a group that consists of six participants, and twice as much as you
would in a small group of two people.
You enjoy the best quality-price ratio
A
private programme does not cost six times as much as a group programme
with six participants, not even twice as much, while the amount of
progress you make is considerably more.
You choose the subjects
In
DialoguE’s private lessons, you choose the subject of your lessons. It
is not imposed on you by the trainer or by another participant.
You do not need to adapt yourself
You
do not need to adapt to your trainer but your trainer will adapt to you
and your learning style. Nor do you have to adapt to the group and its
participants, or to the teaching method.
You improve your pronunciation rapidly
In
a mixed group of different nationalities, the pronunciation corrections
for an Asian student can hardly be of any use to an American student,
and vice-versa.
No exposure to mistakes
In group lessons, you are exposed to all the mistakes made by the other
participants.
Moreover, if the trainer does not systematically correct all mistakes,
you do not know what is right and what is wrong.
In one-to-one courses, you do not hear anything but correct sentences
of a native speaker.
Constant interest
In group lessons, questions asked by other participants are not
necessarily of interest to you.
No opportunity for distruption
In a group, there are many opportunities for disruption.
In one-to-one courses, there are no such opportunities.
You
are in charge of your lesson, if you wish to be. You manage it
according to your objectives and you converse with your trainer as an
equal.
You greatly compensate for your linguistic short-comings with
your experience and your knowledge of your own subject.
DialoguE:
" One of the best French immersion courses"
The Wall
Street Journal
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