“French – simply a beautiful language!” Anyone who knows the most important foreign language alongside English opens many doors across Europe. Because the language is widely spoken, especially in Luxembourg, it is included in the curriculum from the very first years of school.
For many students, foreign languages always seem to be a hurdle, but the earlier they start, the better their understanding of the language develops. After all, dealing with new vocabulary and foreign grammar is not easy for anyone at first.
But there is no reason to despair: Anyone who has mastered the basics and closed the gaps in their knowledge will enjoy this subject – or at least will no longer be completely lost in the future.
The ABACUS concept primarily includes individual tutoring at the student’s home. Because learning is usually best done in familiar surroundings.
Since 2021, we have also been offering online tutoring in French and other subjects to make it even easier for you and give you maximum flexibility.
More than 30 years of experience in student support
Individual learning goals to increase your child’s success
Carefully selected tutors who explain clearly
Learning difficulties in French and other languages can already become apparent in the first years of school.
The problem: If these are not taken seriously, they can have an impact on your later school career and are becoming increasingly difficult to manage. The gaps in knowledge become larger and the basic understanding of French grammar is ultimately completely lost. At some point it becomes impossible to learn the French language, let alone speak it successfully.
French tutoring can therefore prove to be useful even in primary school.
This means that your child not only has to catch up on less school material. Due to its age, it can also absorb and process more knowledge in a shorter period of time.
So ask yourself whether your child has been having difficulty understanding the material for a long time.
In primary school, the basic knowledge is imparted, on which all further teaching content in secondary school is based.
Our tutors provide support with French tutoring in the following subject areas:
The first difficulties in French often arise shortly after moving to secondary school . The sooner you can react to this, the easier it will be for your child to adapt to the new requirements.
The most important topics at a glance:
We also offer support in exam preparation for graduation.
Decide on ABACUS tutoring and simply arrange your free, non-binding initial consultation.
There is agreement in countless studies: individual tutoring is the most successful type of tutoring. It is a proven and effective concept.
We will explain to you the advantages of individual tutoring vs. group tutoring.
The main plus point is that the focus and entire attention of our tutors is on your child. Weaknesses and strengths can therefore be identified more quickly and used to achieve learning success and progress. In addition, learning difficulties can be resolved individually as the pace can be adjusted to your child’s pace.
In group tutoring or group lessons, the number of students inevitably leads to individual gaps in knowledge being overlooked, as the teacher finds it difficult to do justice to each child.
The tutor cannot respond individually to each student in group lessons. If these failures happen more often, the goal of the tutoring will be missed. The difference to regular school lessons is then no longer given.
That’s why we are advocates of individual tutoring, where experienced tutors with the enthusiasm for teaching help your child get their learning difficulties under control and find fun in learning again.
Also discover what we offer in other subjects.
Together we will discuss the framework and, on this basis, create an individual offer for you for tutoring.
Whether at home or online – tailored individual tutoring will improve your child’s grades.
Your ABACUS institution manager in Luxembourg, Marco Bosch, is personally available to help you and answer your questions.
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