Find Your Perfect French Tutor In Leeds

Hello! I’m Cee, a first year undergraduate philosophy student at UCL. Having very recently navigated GCSEs and A-levels myself (and come out the other side successfully ), I know how intense exams can be. No subject is enjoyable when it doesn’t make sense, so my aim is to break down those difficult concepts with you so that you can not only achieve the best grades you can, but also enjoy the process!

Bonjour! My name is Daniel Christmas, and I am an undergraduate law student at the University of York. Having achieved an 'A' in A-level French and a very high Grade 9 in GCSE French, I have a strong academic background in the language and a good understanding of what it takes to succeed in French exams. Whether you're aiming to boost your speaking confidence, prepare for your exams or improve your grades, I'd be delighted to help! On top of this, I am CELTA-qualified — the internationally recognised Cambridge certificate in language teaching, the same standard used to train professional language teachers worldwide. This means my lessons aren't just built on knowing French well, but on knowing how to teach it: I use proven techniques like guided discovery, structured staging, and target-language immersion to make sure concepts genuinely stick, rather than just being explained and forgotten. Where many tutors can tell you the rules, I'm trained to help you actually internalise them. As a tennis coach, I worked with young players of different ages and abilities. This experience taught me how to explain concepts clearly and adapt my approach to different abilities and learning styles. I bring that same flexibility and patience to my French tutoring. Every student approaches French differently: some find written work straightforward and freeze up when speaking, whilst others are the opposite. I'll work around your strengths and close the gaps that matter most to you. I believe that one of the most important aspects of tutoring is building a positive relationship with my students. Learning is most effective when you genuinely get on with your tutor, so I strive to be friendly, encouraging and supportive. Through my extracurricular roles as a history society publicity officer, tennis coach, collegiate social secretary, international buddy, and NightSafe volunteer, I have developed strong interpersonal and communication skills that I bring to my teaching, where I aim to be friendly and patient. Whether you are aiming for a top grade or want French to feel less daunting, I am here to help. On y va!

As an Imperial College London Computing student, I specialize in helping IB students conquer the most demanding STEM subjects. I achieved an IB score of 43/45, with 7s in Physics HL, Mathematics AA HL, and Computer Science HL. I don't just teach the syllabus; I focus on the logic and exam techniques required to reach the highest grade boundaries. When I’m not coding or solving complex problems, you’ll usually find me outdoors. Spending time in nature is how I recharge and maintain the mental clarity needed for high-level academics. My goal is to be a mentor who helps you master your subjects while building the confidence and study habits needed to succeed at a top-tier university. Let’s work together to unlock your full potential!

Hi! My name is Luke, and I am a tutor of English, French & Music. I'm an final year MA student at the University of Glasgow, and speak fluent French having prior experience of living, working and studying in both Québec and France. I'm also a published and award-winning poet, and use my love for creative writing to guide my students in their own work. I have over 4 years of tutoring experience with Explore Learning and also privately. I offer a holistic approach to tutoring. You're free bring your own work to lessons, or equally I can offer my own materials to help you. During our free 15-minute trial call and first few lessons, I'll establish the learning needs and style of the student, and put together a longer-term study plan that'll help to achieve the desired results! I've devoted equally as much time to my own education as I have to others. At A-level, I received 3 A*s and have since been passionate about sharing my tips & tricks for exam success with my students. I'm an avid musician, I play guitar and write about musicology in my free time - and I also have a background in linguistics, which I studied at the Sorbonne in Paris during an exchange year. It'd be a pleasure to share my passion and knowledge with you to help you achieve your true potential in your own personal goals!

As a social sciences student at Durham University, I am uniquely equipped to combine a holistic approach and a more in-depth approach to my tutoring, depending on the individual learning style of each student. I can tutor students of a wide range of abilities, from beginner to advanced, in French and English Literature, having achieved A*s and 9’s in both subjects at A-Level and GCSE, respectively. I can also tutor English Language up to GCSE standard, having achieved grade 9 when I sat the exam. I graduated from Wycombe Abbey School in 2023, where I obtained twelve 9’s and an 8 in my GCSEs, and four A*s at A-Level. I have done a range of informal tutoring for GCSE and Common Entrance, and have also volunteered as an English Teaching Assistant in a local primary school. From my personal experience of being slightly less confident in certain subjects and from tutoring others, I found I really enjoy helping students achieve their full potential and boosting their confidence, especially in subjects that may not come naturally to them. I am conscious that everyone has their own unique learning style, so I will tailor my lesson plan to each student’s personal aims in order to make sessions engaging and interactive. I have full working proficiency in French, and can provide assistance with all aspects of the exam, including listening, reading, writing and grammar. Having completed several intensive language courses in France, one of my strengths as a French tutor lies in conversation practice - I can therefore also help with the oral exam, including the Independent Research Project, implementing complex sentence structures, presentation technique and using sophisticated vocabulary. While I can tutor for all exam specifications, I will be of particular use in AQA A-Level and AQA GCSE, as these are the exam boards I sat at school. For English Literature, I can cover a wide range of skills such as essay technique, text analysis (play, book, or poem), grammar and language. While I can tutor a wide variety of texts depending on the exam board, I can provide specialised knowledge in the following texts: Hamlet, The Great Gatsby, The Grapes of Wrath, The Duchess of Malfi, Paradise Lost, A Streetcar Named Desire, Purple Hibiscus, The Crucible, Jane Eyre, and Romeo and Juliet. I can provide support with a broad range of resources and key skills, especially with the CIE GCSE and the OCR A-Level specifications. For English Language, I can also provide useful resources and support with all aspects of the exam paper, including comprehension, grammar and the extended writing section. As I sat the CIE GCSE exam, I can provide specialised knowledge of this specification.

I’m Luke, an academic scholar and reading Classics at Christ Church , Oxford (first class honours in all years so far). For the past year, I’ve greatly enjoyed tutoring students, particularly those from underprivileged backgrounds, supporting them on their journeys to Oxbridge with great success. At Westminster School, I was fortunate to be surrounded by teachers who pushed me to reach my full potential - something I aim to do with every student I teach. I also benefited from first-class university guidance and resources, which I’m now eager to share with my own tutees. While at school, I taught music and English to pupils from neighbouring schools, including several with significant learning difficulties - an experience that taught me patience, empathy, and the importance of adapting my teaching to each individual’s needs. I was delighted to be awarded my school's award for exemplary achievement in the humanities in 2024.

I’ve always believed that the best investment one can make is in learning, especially when it’s done with patience, clarity, and care. I studied Mechanical Engineering at the University of Bristol, earning my MEng (Integrated Master’s), but I’ve found some of my most meaningful work happens not in labs or lecture halls, but one-on-one with a student and a problem to solve. As a tutor, I’ve helped students from age 6 to 20 grow more confident in mathematics, from foundational skills all the way to A-Level, IB, and university preparation. I don’t believe in shortcuts or gimmicks. I believe in showing up, explaining things clearly, and meeting students where they are. Every student is different. My job is to listen, guide, and help them build understanding step by step. I also mentor students interested in engineering careers, drawing from my own experience in the field. And in my work with AI training, I craft and evaluate advanced mathematics content to improve how machines “think.” But whether I’m teaching a 12-year-old fractions or reviewing postgraduate-level prompts, the goal stays the same: to make the complex simple, and to help others see the beauty in problem-solving. Good tutoring, like good learning, is built on consistency, trust, and a genuine interest in the person on the other side of the table. That’s what I bring to every session.

I am a second-year undergraduate student at the University of Cambridge, studying History and French. Having worked as a teaching assistant for 2 years, I am experienced in tailoring sessions to meet specific requirements and learning styles. My aim is to make exams, tests and syllabi work for you, so that you reach your academic goals!

I’m an incoming UCL Undergraduate on one of the most prestigious language courses in the world. I received A*AAA in my A-Levels, the three As being single digits below the A* grade boundary, including a 99% score in my spanish speaking exam and a 96% score in my french speaking exam. I would love to help other young students during this stressful time to take advantage of my up-to-date current affairs and essay writing knowledge, as well as the tried and tested revision methods I have learnt, which I believe are invaluable given the lack of language resources across schools in the U.K. I would focus on a student centric teaching style, incorporating much active recall for optimised learning. For Politics; we would work collaboratively to analyse recent political events and incorporate these into detailed essay plans, for Spanish and French; focussing heavily on spoken content revision and speaking technique, as well as working through resources to improve vocabulary bases and essay writing at both A-Level and GCSE. I would also be happy to mark any work completed outside of sessions and go through these together. I am eager to understand what your specific needs are, and how I can ease the burden of examinations and revision through tailored lessons and personalised content. Until then, I can’t wait to hear from you!

My name is Lisa, and I’m a Modern and Medieval Languages (French and German) graduate from the University of Cambridge, currently pursuing an MSc in Financial History at the London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE). With a strong academic foundation in Modern Languages, English, and Economics, I offer personalised, high-quality tutoring for students of all ages and abilities in French, German, Russian, and Economics across GCSE and A-Level curricula. I also teach English (Language and Literature) at all levels and support younger learners preparing for the 11+ and 13+ entrance exams, with a focus on English and verbal reasoning. With 5+ years of tutoring experience, I’m passionate about helping students not only excel academically but also develop confidence, independence, and a genuine interest in their subjects. I take a flexible and student-centred approach, adapting each lesson to suit individual goals, learning styles, and long-term aspirations. Above all, I aim to create a positive learning environment where students feel encouraged to ask questions, tackle challenges, and discover their full potential.