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.

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.
Three formats, one shared principle: one teacher for one student over video call, with durations you can adjust from month to month.
The most popular format for teens and adults: long enough for new material plus conversation practice, still comfortable to follow after school or work.
For learners racing an exam date or a Campus France deadline: extended sessions packed with full four-skill simulations, detailed review, and timing strategy.
A shorter length that fits primary and junior-high learners: songs, vocabulary games, and picture stories keep French fun from the very start.
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.
For 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.
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The 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.
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For advanced academic and professional needs: working through long texts, writing syntheses, and speaking with nuance. DALF C1-C2 preparation sits at this stage.
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Cutting 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.
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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.
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.
Noun gender and conjugation are learned through patterns and short repeated drills, turning rules that look intimidating into reflexes.
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.
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.
People come to French for many reasons, from school subjects to plans for study in Europe. The program adapts to these four groups.
Primary to senior-high students taking French at school or starting early. Lessons run on games and stories, aligned with what class covers.
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Preparation for DELF B2, TCF, and the Campus France dossier for continuing studies in France, including interview rehearsal and study motivation writing.
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Staff in hospitality, culinary, fashion, diplomacy, or French-affiliated companies who need workplace conversation and polished email correspondence.
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Anyone who fell for French film, literature, or an upcoming trip to a francophone country and wants practical conversation they can use right away.
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Language learning most often fails through inconsistency. These eight things are designed to keep your learning going all the way to your target level.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
The progress report maps your position on the A1-C2 scale, so improvement shows up in data and the next target is always clear.
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.
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.
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.
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Rp 79.000 / hour
Final price is set at registration.
Flexible payment โ 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.
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 |
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| 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 | - |
Online 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.
CEFR progress from some of our students, from their starting point to their latest position on the progress report.
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โAt 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.โ
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โMy 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.โ
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โFrench used to be pure memorization for me. Now I watch French cartoons without subtitles and my grades at school climbed along the way.โ
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โMy 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.โ
What parents and future students bring up most often, right before they get started.
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.