I’m Roger. I failed my B1 exam twice. Because French textbooks are written by people who were born French and have zero memory of what it’s like to be confused by “être” vs “avoir.”
After failing twice, I figured out what English speakers actually need. Now I teach 203+ students the method I wish someone had taught me: clear English first, then French. No textbook confusion. No fake promises.
⚡ 203 students learning now • 87% pass rate DELF • 8 months avg A0→B1
It’s not your fault. The method is broken. Here’s what’s different.
They don’t remember struggling. They can’t explain why “de” appears everywhere. I failed twice before figuring out what English speakers need. That lived experience is the difference.
“Most teachers forgot confusion. I remember every frustrating moment.”
French grammar in French is like math in Chinese. Every lesson starts in English. I explain WHY using English comparisons. Then we build French.
“Fluent in 30 days” is bullshit. Real: 6-12 months A0→B1. But you WILL have conversations in 3-4 months. My students average 8 months to pass DELF B1.
Real data: 87% pass rate DELF, 8mo avg A0→B1.
⏰ Every month you wait is another month not speaking French.
You could be having conversations in 4 months. Passing B1 in 10 months. That timeline starts today or it starts never.
They tried apps. They tried YouTube. Then they tried this.
“18 months on Duolingo. Completed the tree. Still couldn’t order coffee in Paris without pointing.”
Timeline: €9 trial → Weekly lessons 8 months → DELF B1 (72/100) → Moved to Lyon
Now: Works in French, speaks with boyfriend’s family, handles French taxes. Not perfect. Functional. Living the life she wanted.
“Tried 3 apps, 2 teachers. Nothing clicked until Roger explained in actual English instead of French grammar rules.”
Timeline: €9 trial → Weekly lessons + 20min/day guide → 5 months total
Now: Client meetings in French. Reads contracts. Writes emails. Still has accent. Still makes mistakes. Kept his job and Paris transfer.
“6 months A2→B2. Every teacher said impossible. Roger said tight but doable. I followed his plan. I passed.”
Timeline: 2 lessons/week × 6 months → DELF B2: 78/100 → Started Masters on time
Key: English explanations made complex grammar make sense. Stopped memorizing. Started understanding. Now studying in French.
One teacher. One method. Choose what fits your schedule and budget.
Grammar in English. Travel phrases. DELF prep. All free. Test the method before spending.
Start here: Zero risk. Test if Roger’s explanations click.
Everything I learned failing twice. 12-week plan. PDF + audio + exercises. Plus free 25-min call with me.
Choose this: Clear roadmap + direct teacher support.
Work directly with me. €9 trial (25min) to test fit. Then weekly lessons, bootcamps, or DELF prep.
Choose this: Maximum support + weekly accountability.
🎓 BA French + Marketing (Northumbria) • BA Linguistics (University of London in Paris)
One teacher. English-first method. 203 students. No marketplace randomness.
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200+ students asked these before starting. Here are honest answers.
Or keep watching YouTube. Keep opening Duolingo and forgetting everything. Keep saying “someday.”
203 people learning right now.
They were where you are. They made a decision.
You can too.
⏰ Every month you wait is another month not speaking French.
In 4 months: basic conversations. In 10 months: DELF B1.
That timeline starts today or it starts never.