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Online French Tutoring: One Teacher, One Student, Mapped to CEFR
French is spoken by over 300 million people across five continents and holds official status in 29 countries. With EduPoint's online French tutoring, you learn privately over video call with a teacher matched to your goal, whether that is school grades, the DELF exam, university in France, or your career.
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What is Online French Tutoring?
Online French tutoring is a private learning program with one teacher for one student over video call, built on a tiered curriculum that follows the 6 CEFR levels from A1 to C2. Three lesson lengths are on offer, 60, 90, and 120 minutes, timed anywhere from early morning to late night (6 AM to 11 PM WIB), with the option to bend the whole track toward DELF, DALF, TCF, or the academic prep a Campus France application needs.
- Fully private, one teacher one student, so the pace always follows you
- Tiered CEFR curriculum from absolute-beginner A1 up to mastery at C2
- Can be steered toward DELF, DALF, TCF, or Campus France academic needs
- Pick a 60, 90, or 120 minute length and start any day of the week, with the booking window open from early morning at 6 AM through late evening at 11 PM WIB
- Between sessions, log into the EduPoint learner app to replay any past call, work through the self-study material, or check where your progress report currently stands
Services
Private French Lesson Formats
Three formats, one shared principle: one teacher for one student over video call, with durations you can adjust from month to month.
Regular 90-Minute Lessons
The most popular format for teens and adults: long enough for new material plus conversation practice, still comfortable to follow after school or work.
Rp 124.000/ 90-minute session
Price on the 28-session monthly plan, 90-minute sessions. Fewer meetings, higher price per session.
- A CEFR curriculum built from your initial assessment
- Live conversation practice in every session
- Materials and session recordings stored in the learner app
- Sessions open daily between 6 AM and 11 PM WIB
DELF & DALF Intensive, 120 Minutes
For learners racing an exam date or a Campus France deadline: extended sessions packed with full four-skill simulations, detailed review, and timing strategy.
Rp 158.000/ 120-minute session
Price on the 28-session monthly plan, 120-minute sessions. Fewer meetings, higher price per session.
- Weekly practice sets in the official DELF/DALF format
- Written feedback on your production écrite
- Production orale interview rehearsals with your teacher
- A weakness map refreshed through the progress report
French for Kids & Students, 60 Minutes
A shorter length that fits primary and junior-high learners: songs, vocabulary games, and picture stories keep French fun from the very start.
Rp 98.000/ 60-minute session
Price on the 28-session monthly plan, 60-minute sessions. Fewer meetings, higher price per session.
- Teachers experienced at engaging children on screen
- Interactive activities rotated every 10-15 minutes to hold focus
- A short note for parents after every session
- Aligned with French lessons taught at school
Online and in-person cost the same — the gap between these cards is session length, nothing else.
Learning Stages Along the CEFR Map
CEFR is Europe's standard map of language ability. Your teacher places you at the right starting point through an initial assessment, then plots the route to your next level.
Beginner (A1-A2)
Debutant: building the foundationFor learners starting from zero or who only know basic greetings. The target at this stage is simple daily conversation: introducing yourself, shopping, and understanding short sentences.
Subjects:
Pronunciation and the alphabetEveryday vocabularySimple présent sentences
Focus Areas:
- Confidence to open a conversation
- Correct pronunciation habits from day one
Intermediate (B1-B2)
Intermediaire: independent in the languageThe stage where ability takes a leap: telling stories across several tenses, giving opinions, and following French media. B2 is also the common benchmark French universities use for French-taught programs.
Subjects:
Past tenses and the futurWriting short essaysDiscussing current topics
Focus Areas:
- Fluency in storytelling and argument
- Readiness for the DELF B1-B2 exam format
Advanced (C1-C2)
Avance: precision and nuanceFor advanced academic and professional needs: working through long texts, writing syntheses, and speaking with nuance. DALF C1-C2 preparation sits at this stage.
Subjects:
Document synthesisFormal and idiomatic registersDebate and presentations
Focus Areas:
- Precision of style and register
- DALF exam strategy
Exam & Study-in-France Track
DELF, DALF, TCF, Campus FranceCutting across levels, with full focus on the goal: a DELF/DALF certificate, a TCF score, or readiness for the paperwork and interview of the Campus France procedure for studying in France.
Subjects:
Official exam simulationsAcademic FrenchStudy motivation and interviews
Focus Areas:
- A measurable certification target
- Administrative readiness for study in France
The Online French Tutoring Curriculum
Verb conjugation and pronunciation tend to be the hardest ground for Indonesian learners. Our curriculum splits the work into four strands that climb step by step with your CEFR level.
Foundations & Pronunciation
Training a French ear and tongue from the very first session: nasal sounds, liaison, and intonation are drilled live with your teacher, so faulty pronunciation habits never get the chance to settle in.
- The alphabet, accents (é, è, ê), and nasal vowels
- Liaison and enchainement in everyday sentences
- Greetings, introductions, and basic politeness (tu vs vous)
- Numbers, dates, telling time, and household vocabulary
Grammar & Conjugation
Noun gender and conjugation are learned through patterns and short repeated drills, turning rules that look intimidating into reflexes.
- Articles le/la/les and the gender of nouns
- Conjugating -er, -ir, -re verbs plus the irregular ones
- Présent, passé composé, imparfait, and futur proche tenses
- Negation, question forms, and object pronouns
Conversation & Comprehension
The student does most of the talking. Teachers use jeu de role (role play), native-speaker audio, and short readings so all four skills grow in balance.
- Role plays: ordering food, asking directions, interviews
- Listening to native-speaker audio and video at your level
- Reading short articles and writing simple emails or essays
- Themed vocabulary: travel, cuisine, fashion, the workplace
Exam Prep & Specific Goals
As exam day approaches, sessions shift to official test formats: all four DELF/DALF skills are simulated in full, complete with time management and production orale strategy.
- Format and scoring of DELF A1-B2 and DALF C1-C2
- Simulating compréhension orale, écrite, and production tasks
- Interview strategy for the production orale with an examiner
- Academic French for Campus France dossiers and study motivation letters
Who It Is For
Who This Online French Course Fits
People come to French for many reasons, from school subjects to plans for study in Europe. The program adapts to these four groups.
Kids & School Students
Primary to senior-high students taking French at school or starting early. Lessons run on games and stories, aligned with what class covers.
Recommended:
French for Kids & Students, 60 MinutesRegular 90-Minute Lessons
University Students & France-Bound Applicants
Preparation for DELF B2, TCF, and the Campus France dossier for continuing studies in France, including interview rehearsal and study motivation writing.
Recommended:
DELF & DALF Intensive, 120 MinutesRegular 90-Minute Lessons
Professionals & Employees
Staff in hospitality, culinary, fashion, diplomacy, or French-affiliated companies who need workplace conversation and polished email correspondence.
Recommended:
Regular 90-Minute LessonsDELF & DALF Intensive, 120 Minutes
Culture Lovers & Travelers
Anyone who fell for French film, literature, or an upcoming trip to a francophone country and wants practical conversation they can use right away.
Recommended:
Regular 90-Minute LessonsFrench for Kids & Students, 60 Minutes
Why Us
Why Take Online French Tutoring with EduPoint
Language learning most often fails through inconsistency. These eight things are designed to keep your learning going all the way to your target level.
One Teacher, One Student, Full Stop
The whole session belongs to you: plenty of speaking time, questions answered on the spot, and the material pauses exactly where you find it hard.
Bilingual Teachers Trained to Native-Speaker Standards
Our French teachers are bilingual and trained against native-speaker benchmarks for pronunciation and idiom, and they know the struggles typical of Indonesian learners firsthand.
A Curriculum Shaped by Your Goal
School report cards, DELF B2 for university, or conversation for travel: the learning route is built from that goal, so no chapter ever feels wasted.
Flexible Hours, Morning to Night
Pick any hour you like from early morning through late night, 6 AM up to 11 PM WIB, on any day at all. Because our teacher network spans 60+ cities, where you happen to live never caps your schedule.
Materials You Can Open Anytime
Your self-study materials, session recordings, and teacher notes all live inside the EduPoint learner app, ready to reopen the moment you sit down to review.
Progress Measured on the CEFR Scale
The progress report maps your position on the A1-C2 scale, so improvement shows up in data and the next target is always clear.
Teacher Replacement Guarantee
A teaching style that doesn't click is never something to just live with, tell us and we will line up someone who fits better, at zero added charge.
Easy Payment, Flexible Packages
Choosing a monthly plan means picking anywhere between 4 and 28 sessions, and settling the bill however suits you: card, e-wallet, QRIS, Virtual Account, bank transfer, or cash at an Alfamart or Indomaret counter.
Online French Tutoring Fees
Every rate on this page comes straight out of the same pricing engine that powers the registration form, which is exactly why the figure in front of you is the figure you end up paying. Monthly packages span 4 to 28 sessions, each running 60, 90, or 120 minutes.
Starting from
Rp 79.000 / hour
Final price is set at registration.
This is the lowest hourly rate, derived from the 28-session monthly plan at 120 minutes per session. Per-session prices (60, 90, or 120 minutes) appear in the format options above.
Register & Get a QuoteFlexible payment — QRIS, Virtual Account, Alfamart, Indomaret, transfer & e-wallets.
Payment is flexible in every direction: cards, e-wallets, Virtual Account, QRIS, or straightforward bank transfer, with Alfamart and Indomaret counters open too for cash. And if a tutor just isn't the right match, the replacement guarantee kicks in with no added fee.
Private Online Tutoring Compared with Other Ways to Learn
An honest comparison with the two most common paths to learning French, so you can choose with open eyes.
| Feature | EduPoint Private Tutoring | Self-Study Apps | Online Group Courses |
|---|---|---|---|
| Curriculum tailored to a personal goal (DELF, university, career) | |||
| Pronunciation corrected by a teacher the moment it happens | |||
| Materials you can open anytime through the app | |||
| Plenty of classmates for group conversation practice | - |
Join from Any City
Online Tutoring
Online WorldwideOnline French tutoring happens over video call, drawing teachers from EduPoint's network across 60+ cities. A steady internet connection is really all it takes. From there, your address stops being the thing that decides which teacher you can reach.
- Video calls with an interactive digital whiteboard
- Materials and session recordings stored in the learner app
- Teachers matched from a nationwide network, no city limits
- Scheduling that adapts to your time zone
Student Achievements
Student Journeys in Online French Tutoring
CEFR progress from some of our students, from their starting point to their latest position on the progress report.
Success
From zero to basic conversation
Nadia, third-semester university student
Before
0
After
A2
2 CEFR levels from scratch
6 months
“At first I was scared of mispronouncing the French r. Since the lesson is private, I could repeat it until it clicked, with no classroom watching.”
Success
Chasing the Campus France language requirement
Raka, engineering graduate
Before
B1
After
B2
Up 1 level, dossier-ready
7 months
“My teacher took the DELF B2 format apart piece by piece, then we rehearsed the interview like facing a real examiner. Putting my Campus France file together felt far calmer.”
Success
A school subject turned into a passion
Keysha, junior-high student
Before
A1
After
B1
2 CEFR levels
10 months
“French used to be pure memorization for me. Now I watch French cartoons without subtitles and my grades at school climbed along the way.”
Success
Workplace conversation for hospitality
Dimas, hotel staff
Before
A2
After
B1
1 CEFR level
5 months
“My shift schedule keeps changing, so being able to move sessions to morning or night saved me. Greeting and assisting French-speaking guests flows much more easily now.”
FAQ
Online French Tutoring FAQ
What parents and future students bring up most often, right before they get started.
Yes. Most of our online French tutoring students start from zero. The first session opens with a light assessment, after which the teacher builds an A1 curriculum starting from pronunciation and basic greetings. Because it is private, one teacher one student, the pace follows you entirely.
It depends on how intensively you practice. As a benchmark, French language institutions commonly cite a range of 550 to 650 guided study hours from zero to B2. With 2 sessions a week plus independent practice through the app materials, your teacher will map a realistic timeline for you in the progress report.
DELF is the official certificate for levels A1 through B2, DALF covers the advanced C1-C2 levels, and both are valid for life. TCF is a placement test whose score stays valid for 2 years. For university in France through Campus France, French-taught programs generally look for DELF B2 or an equivalent TCF score. Your teacher helps pick the exam that matches your goal.
Yes, with a format built differently from adult classes. Children's sessions run 60 minutes and rotate activities every 10-15 minutes: songs, vocabulary cards, picture stories, and role-play games. Parents receive a short note after each session, while the progress recap lives in the app.
Tell our team and we will find a replacement teacher at no extra cost. The flow is simple: you consult, share your schedule and needs, we match you with the most suitable French teacher, and lessons begin. The replacement guarantee applies for the whole program.
Complete Guide
The Complete Guide to Starting Online French Tutoring
CEFR divides language ability into six levels: A1, A2, B1, B2, C1, and C2. The most common mistake when starting a French course is picking a target level without counting the study hours actually available each week.
The practical formula: decide first what the French is for. Tourist travel and light conversation are reachable at A2. Working with francophone colleagues gets comfortable from B1. French-taught university programs generally reference B2, while certain postgraduate programs ask for C1. Once the goal is clear, your teacher translates it into sessions per week and an estimated program length on your progress report.
All three exams are official, yet they serve different jobs. DELF tests levels A1 through B2 and its certificate is valid for life, which makes it a strong long-term proof of ability. DALF continues at C1 and C2 for advanced academic needs.
TCF works the other way around: a single placement test that photographs your level at that moment, with a score valid for two years. Many Campus France applicants choose TCF for its quick turnaround, then sit DELF B2 when a permanent certificate is needed. In EduPoint's online French tutoring, this exam choice is discussed from the first consultation so the whole curriculum aims at the right question format.
Sessions with your teacher are the main engine of progress, and independent practice in between serves as its fuel. These six habits have helped our students climb levels more steadily:
- 1Replay session recordings in the app, then note the three sentences your teacher corrected most
- 2Listen to 10 minutes of short French audio daily, starting at a level that feels easy
- 3Drill conjugation with small cards: one verb, six forms, repeated whenever you are waiting around
- 4Switch your phone or social media language to French for a one-week trial
- 5Write a three-sentence journal each day using vocabulary from your latest session
- 6Repeat favorite lines from French films or songs aloud, copying the intonation exactly
Indonesian learners tend to hit a distinctive set of obstacles, and nearly all of them can be prevented early in the program.
Reading French words exactly as Indonesian spelling would suggest, so silent final letters get pronounced
Drill the sound rules with your teacher from session one: silent finals, nasal vowels, and liaison, before vocabulary piles up
Memorizing vocabulary lists without each noun's gender
Always memorize a word together with its article, la table and le livre for instance, because gender shapes nearly every sentence
Postponing speaking practice until the grammar feels perfect
Use the conversation portion of every private session; mistakes corrected on the spot are the ones that stick fastest
Studying hard for a full month and then stopping for a long stretch
Pick a package rhythm you can sustain, say 8 sessions a month, and let the progress report keep the momentum visible
Start Your Online French Tutoring
Tell us your goal: school grades, DELF, Campus France, or conversation for a trip. We will match you with the best-fitting French teacher, and your first session can be scheduled this very week.
Free needs consultationA teacher matched to your goal and scheduleReplacement guarantee if the fit is offFlexible monthly packages of 4-28 sessions