French lessons for Children, Sydney

VoulezVouloz is pleased to announce that it is now offering French lessons to children aged 5 – 16 in Sydney.

If you’d love your child to have a second language choose VoulezVouloz to teach your children French in your own home. You can take a back seat or get involved with the lesson which will include age appropriate teaching methods.

We use interactive teaching methods to keep children engaged as they learn French including:
- Choosing a French name.
- Learning French songs and games.
- Reading French books.
- Watching French videos.
- Translating their favourite stories, magazines and songs into French.

We’ll also provide free French resources including print outs, book and videos for your children to borrow during the course of their lessons.

So if you’d like to give your child a head start with French, call us today on 0448 271 392.

We’re happy to welcome Raphaëlle to the teaching team at VoulezVouloz.

Born in Paris and a native French speaker Raphaëlle has over 8 years of French teaching experience, with special focus on tutoring children. Raphelle is available to teach in Sydney CBD and inner suburbs.

If you’d like to start learning French with Raphaëlle call 0448 271 392 today!

Aimed at French-speaking children aged 3-12, TIVI5MONDE PLUS is the first entirely free, fun and educational Online TV station.

This innovative service allows French-speaking families, and also anyone with a love of French who wants to introduce their children to the French language, to access quality children’s broadcasting in a safe environment and without any restriction to viewing times.

Working closely with its partner broadcaster (FranceTélévisions) TIVI5MONDE has selected the very best French-speaking children’s programmes.

TIVI5MONDE PLUS offers a wealth and quality of unique programmes thanks to a selection of the best children’s television from French-speaking countries (France, Belgium, Switzerland, Canada) with cartoons, entertainment, educational programmes and news.

Various competitions and educational features are also organised around a number of these programmes. Also designed to promote the French language to youngsters abroad, Children’s WEB TV will provide teachers with educational activities to encourage the learning and teaching of French through the use of cartoons.