
★★★★★December 2022
“The right tutor for Frankie was in Adelaide while we are in Sydney, and online means that doesn't matter.”
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From first words to Grade 12 speaking exams. A French tutor for grammar, vocab and your next assignment. 1‑on‑1 and online.
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★★★★★4.94,200+ families
A French specialist for each student, lessons planned around the school's own units, and a written report after every session.
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One tutor, one-to-one, working from the student’s own school work.
center 30%Never a group.
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center 30%The same tutor weekly.
center 30%We find the gaps first.
center 30%One person who knows you.
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center 30%State standards, AP and IB.
center 30%Grades K to 12.
Five things a Tutero tutor does in a French lesson, each shown on the live whiteboard with real 9th grade work.
What parents noticed after the tutor started, in their own words.
Recorded interviews with Tutero families, shared with their permission.

★★★★★December 2022
“The right tutor for Frankie was in Adelaide while we are in Sydney, and online means that doesn't matter.”
KylieWatch video

★★★★★October 2025
“Zoe feels safe to ask Nazia anything, without feeling judged about being behind.”
PriscillaWatch video

★★★★★December 2022
“In a class of fifteen or twenty, children can feel they are not getting attention and shy away.”
AashikaWatch video

★★★★★November 2025
“The flexibility to shift lessons around their tests and exams has been fantastic.”
MarkWatch video

★★★★★December 2022
“Olivia takes real responsibility for her learning now and feels she is actually gaining something.”
JosefineWatch video

★★★★★April 2025
“Montana doubts herself, and Lilian never makes her feel that she can't do it.”
Amanda & MontanaWatch video

★★★★★November 2025
“For a rural family with limited options, online tutoring opened a door we didn't have.”
JayneWatch video

★★★★★November 2025
“I was apprehensive about going online versus in person, but straight off the bat it worked really well.”
BrettWatch video

★★★★★October 2025
“Establishing a consistent relationship with one tutor is what transformed his confidence.”
NatalieWatch video

★★★★★November 2025
“My daughter is shy, and she built a really strong bond with Angeline.”
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★★★★★April 2025
“I was a high achiever who began struggling in the senior years.”
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★★★★★November 2025
“Kara got 100 percent on a recent test, which was never going to happen without Brin.”
ShannonWatch video

★★★★★November 2025
“Caroline gelled with both of my very different girls and met them exactly where they needed to be.”
KathieWatch video

★★★★★November 2025
“My biggest worry was keeping my teenage son engaged online, but the tutors are amazing at it.”
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★★★★★November 2025
“They come out of their sessions feeling comfortable and confident with their tutors.”
DaliaWatch video

★★★★★November 2025
“Alyssa looks forward to it now and says, today is my tutoring day.”
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★★★★★April 2025
“As a career mum I just don't have the time to sit with my girls, so the added assistance helped me greatly.”
BettyWatch video

★★★★★December 2022
“We tried a few tutoring places like CS and Pre-Uni, but they were too advanced and not tailored to Zoe's level, so she struggled.”
CindyWatch video

★★★★★December 2022
“I looked at four or five competitors, and Tutero was the standout for its flexibility and clear process.”
RussellWatch video

★★★★★December 2022
“First impressions last, and the way Tutero spoke to me said it all.”
MadhuWatch video

★★★★★December 2024
“Being a boarder travelling back and forth from home, online lessons were really accessible for me.”
EmmaWatch video

★★★★★November 2025
“The one on one means I can ask as many questions as I want, which I could never do in class.”
ElenaWatch video

★★★★★April 2026
“I wasn't home for her first lesson. When I called, Natalia answered and said, Mum, I loved it.”
RosaWatch video

★★★★★April 2026
“Group classes were fine in primary, but for secondary they didn't address his individual needs, so I wanted one on one.”
ShiranthiWatch video
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We were connected with an excellent tutor who makes learning interesting. The tutor tailors the sessions to my son's needs and my son feels confident and prepared going into classes and assessments.Read on Google ›
Heath has been fabulous in matching my Year 12 daughter with a tutor who she gets along well with. My daughter has benefitted for this and her work has improved already.Read on Google ›
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Fantastic. My daughter has grown in confidence and prior going into her exam yesterday stated “I am going to miss my tutor”. Excellence service, individually tailored. We couldn’t have asked for more.Read on Trustpilot ›
My daughter has been having weekly sessions this term and the progress is definitely noticeable. Her tutor comes to each session prepared and provides amazing, honest feedback after each one.Read on Google ›
My son was well paired by Tutero with a very good tutor. His confidence has improved since starting lessons with Josh and he went into his exam feeling much better prepared than he has in the past.Read on Google ›
I can’t thank my daughter’s Tutor I got through Tutero enough. And the company were fabulous to deal with able to be flexible as she navigated year 12. Highly recommended!!Read on Google ›
He does listen and understand as it’s done in a very friendly manner. The best part is the feedback that I receive after every class on the video call as well as on email with details of the entire session.Read on Google ›
The process of finding someone with the appropriate experience and availability for my senior school child was seamless - from the initial intake interview to the sessions themselves.Read on Google ›
Her tutor Jae has been patient, professional, and highly skilled in tailoring lessons to her learning style. The improvement in her understanding and confidence has been remarkable.Read on Google ›
We have had a fantastic experience with Tutero. My daughter has instantly connected with our amazing tutor Naomi and is doing so well.Read on Google ›
Our daughter has benefited greatly, her confidence has grown and her marks improved, with the support and guidance of her tutor, who has been very flexible and understanding.Read on Google ›
Tutero has really helped me lift up my grades significantly. My tutor has also helped me pin point what I need to work on most and how I can improve.Read on Google ›
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Four ways to get help with French, compared on cost, fit and speaking time.
| Feature | Tutero | Tutoring centre | Online marketplace | Help at school |
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| One tutor per student | Always | Small groups | You vet | Shared |
| Their own curriculum | Every lesson | Sometimes | Depends | Yes |
| Written report | Every lesson | Rarely | Rarely | Rarely |
| Change tutors | Free, any time | Varies | Re-hire | Not offered |
| Commitment | None | By the term | Varies | Term time |
French tutoring
One rate at every grade level. No contracts, no sign-up fee. Pay after each lesson.
Find a French tutorStraight answers from 310,000+ lessons.
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center 32%Grammar gaps and too little speaking. French builds on itself. A student who never settled avoir and être in 7th grade hits a wall at the passé composé in 9th grade, and again when the imperfect arrives. In a full class, each student speaks French for a minute or two a lesson. One hour one-on-one is mostly the student talking.
Talking, a grammar check, then a plan. The tutor opens in simple French at the student's level, then moves to the unit they are on at school. A few spoken answers, some written sentences and a quick run through the verbs show where the errors come from. That evening the parent app has a written report and the plan for the semester.
Speaking up first, then grades. 98% of students report more confidence. In French it shows up as a student who will answer out loud instead of freezing. Grades move at the next speaking or writing task. For an AP or IB oral, start at least a semester before it so there is time to rehearse every topic.
Top 2% of applicants. Matched to the student, not assigned.

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“It has given me the flexibility to work from home, earn extra income, and make a meaningful difference in the lives of a growing number of students.”

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“Working with Tutero has been such a positive experience for me!”

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“Since starting, Tutero has been a wonderful platform to work with because of the strong admin support and team behind the scenes.”

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“Tutero removes the hassle of finding students yourself by matching you directly with learners who suit your subject, personality, and teaching style, and the result has been so rewarding.”
Each state runs its own senior French courses. Tutors work to the student's course and exam format.
French I to IV and Honors, against Florida's world language standards, plus AP and IB French.
Florida French tutoring ›Languages Other Than English TEKS: French I to IV and AP French.
Texas French tutoring ›California World Languages Standards: communication, culture and AP French.
California French tutoring ›New York's world languages standards and checkpoint levels, through to AP French.
New York French tutoring ›French SOL for world languages, levels I to IV, and AP French.
Virginia French tutoring ›AP French Language and Culture, plus IB French B and ab initio.
Advanced Placement French tutoring ›Lessons follow the French program at the student's own school.
Greetings, colors, numbers to ten and simple songs, all learnt by listening and speaking.
Greetings, numbers to 20, colors and family words, learnt through songs, games and routines.
Grade 1 FrenchNaming objects and animals, simple questions and answers, days, months and the weather.
Grade 2 FrenchShort sentences about themselves, le and la for masculine and feminine nouns, simple texts.
Grade 3 FrenchDescribing people and places, plurals, likes and dislikes with j'aime, first short paragraphs.
Grade 4 FrenchAdjective agreement, regular -er verbs in the present tense, asking and answering questions.
Grade 5 FrenchTelling the time, daily routines, longer descriptions and reading short stories in French.
Grade 6 FrenchMany students start French here: être, avoir, aller and faire, negation, introducing yourself.
Grade 7 FrenchPresent tense of -ir and -re verbs, the near future with aller, giving opinions with reasons.
Grade 8 FrenchThe passé composé with avoir and être, reflexive verbs, writing emails and short articles.
Grade 9 FrenchThe imperfect beside the passé composé, the future tense, extended writing and oral presentations.
Grade 10 FrenchFrench III or Honors French: conversation, listening, reading and writing.
Grade 11 FrenchFrench IV, AP French Language and Culture or IB French B: speaking and writing exam preparation.
Grade 12 FrenchCost, courses, oral exams and matching, answered for French.
Find a French tutor
Private 1-on-1 French tutoring is one rate at every grade level, from an elementary student learning first words to a 12th grader preparing for the AP exam. No contracts, no sign-up fee, and you pay after each lesson. Tell us the grade level and we will send a quote.
The rate includes matching with a French specialist, a dedicated account manager, a written report after every lesson in the parent app and free tutor changes if the fit is wrong.
Tutors follow the student's school French program and their state's world language standards, from first words in elementary school through French I to IV in high school, AP French Language and Culture, and IB French B or ab initio.
Lessons cover the four skills schools assess: listening, speaking, reading and writing. Underneath sit vocabulary and grammar, including verb tenses, gender and agreement, pronouns and word order, plus the text types students must write, such as emails, articles, journal entries and speeches.
For a language, online works well, because most of what a student needs is to hear French and speak it. In a live 1-on-1 lesson the student talks for much of the hour, the tutor corrects pronunciation as it happens, and the interactive whiteboard holds the verb tables and sentences they build together.
It also widens the choice. Few suburbs have a specialist French tutor nearby, and online a student in a country town has the same choice of tutor as one in the city. 98% of students report more confidence.
After a short quiz, an account manager calls to ask about grade level, the French course, whether anyone speaks French at home, and the next assessment. The tutor is chosen from the top 2% of applicants for French knowledge and a teaching style that suits the student.
A 7th grade beginner and a 12th grader in AP French need different tutors, and matching accounts for that. If the fit is not right, changing tutor is free.
Yes. AP and IB French both include a spoken assessment, and most high school French courses test speaking. Tutors run practice conversations on the course themes, work on fluency and pronunciation, and help the student answer follow-up questions without a script.
For the written and listening papers they work through past questions, timed writing in the required text types, and the grammar errors that cost the most points, such as tense choice and agreement.
Tutero matches students with tutors from the top 2% of applicants: university students and graduates who studied French to a high level, alongside qualified teachers. Every tutor completes training and coaching before their first lesson.
The Our Tutors page shows each tutor's subjects, university and results, so you can see who teaches French before you book. Four tutors are also introduced further up this page.
Anywhere in the United States with an internet connection. Lessons run on weekdays, evenings and weekends, so they can sit around school, sport and music without a drive across town.
There are dedicated pages for tutoring in Miami, Orlando, Tampa, Jacksonville, Los Angeles, New York and Dallas, and for Florida, Texas, California, New York and Virginia.
Answer a few questions about the student's grade level, French course and goals. An account manager then calls to talk it through and matches the student with a French tutor who suits them.
You pay after each lesson, there are no contracts, and you can stop any time.
Three steps from here to the first report.
Start with the student's grade level.
✓No contracts. Pay after each lesson.