Learn French with Fari, the good way

Gina Marie 

I have been taking private lessons in French with Fari for a few weeks now. I look forward to every lesson because she makes learning so much fun! I've surprised myself at how quickly I've picked it up and i attribute that to Fari's warm and open teaching style. She's also a lovely positive person, I'm really happy i found her!!



Annie Le

I've been taking French tutoring sessions from Fari for a few weeks now and I can honestly say that Fari is a great teacher. I love her method of teaching. Every session, we start by going through vocabularies or grammar, their pronunciations, and then having conversations or writing paragraphs using the things taught at the beginning of the lesson. The method has been helpful and encourages me greatly to remember and use what I learn. I love how she incorporates the concept of music into the lesson. Moreover, I really like the fact that she focuses on pronunciation, so I become more confident in speaking French outside of class.
I would recommend Fari to anyone as a French tutor. Her prices are reasonable, her hours are flexible, and she has been a great teacher who provides a very welcoming atmosphere in each and every session. Fari is doing an incredible job in helping me make my "learning a totally foreign language" experience pleasurable.

Joel Omino 

Farzaneh has been my teacher at Seneca College in the summer of 2014 & the autumn of 2014.She was a great teacher to start learning the French language with. As a result of her guidance I went on to follow French further after leaving Seneca College & currently live in the city of Montréal in Québec. Her teaching method includes giving her students one-on-one attention to discuss challenges during her lessons. She also incoporated French music as a means to learn French vocabulary & expressions. She would recommend movies to us which indicated a multi-faceted approach by a teacher interested in seeing her students develop their speaking skills & not just a concern with passing the testing at each level. Another dimension was her informal French meetups that she hosted at cafés around Toronto. This allowed a lower-pressure situtation where I felt welcome to make mistakes & see the progress of others who had embarked on a similar journey. Thank you Farzaneh!