Urgent: I NEED French Tutor (Crash Course)

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Member since 20 October 2012

mscatsilverMember20 October 2012 17:00:10

hi,
I would be going to Switzerland in another 2.5 months, I need an intensive course which will allow me to speak, write, and read in French within a short period of time(eventuallu). I'm looking for someone who can couch me. Thank You.

u can reply me via : mscatsilver@hotmail.com

Yours sincerely,
Aveline

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ArmandViP22 October 2012 05:38:00

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Hi and welcome to the forum Aveline!

Maybe you could try posting an advert in the classes section of Singapore classifieds.
It might help!

Regards
Armand

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Member since 12 December 2012

Uk-CarolMember12 December 2012 08:06:13

Hi Aveline,
If you're still looking for a French tutor, I'd recommand French Studio. It's a school located in East Coast, they offer private and group tuition.
I took lessons there and the teachers were great!

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