French tutoring questions, answered.

Small group classes are $25 per student per hour, with up to three students per class. One-on-one classes are $35 per hour, or $30 per hour each when a family takes more than one one-on-one class a week. Every student can start with a free 30-minute trial class.

There is no registration fee. We expect payment at the end of the month, and we'll send you an invoice. We take e-transfer to accounting@winnyfrench.com. If a payment is overdue by a few days after you receive your invoice, there's an extra $15 late fee. We'll make sure to send reminders so you can avoid the fee.

You can cancel any time before the class starts, and you won't be charged for that class. A no-show is charged the full class rate, because the family is paying for the tutor's time.

Yes. We offer a free 30-minute trial class with no strings attached, so you can meet a tutor and see if it is the right fit before booking anything.

We help learners of all ages, from grade one through grade twelve, plus adult learners, across core French, extended French, and French immersion, as well as exam preparation.

Both are available. Group classes are small by design, up to three learners, so each person still gets real attention and the chance to practice through conversation.

Yes. Our tutors know the Ontario French as a Second Language streams, core French, extended French, and immersion, and can support classwork, homework, and assessments at each grade level.

Yes. Several of our tutors hold DELF certification and prepare learners for DELF, DELF Junior, TEF, TCF, and TCF Canada, including tests used for immigration.

Classes run Monday to Friday from 4pm to 9pm, and anytime on weekends, all times Eastern. Evening slots fill fastest, so it helps to book your preferred time early.

Classes take place over video call from wherever you are in Canada. After you book a free trial, a tutor is in touch within 24 hours to confirm the time and share the joining details.