Year 4 French Tutoring From The Best Tutors In Melbourne

We have two service options. Our academic tutors are recently graduated high-school students who excelled at school. For online tutoring it is $62 per hour, otherwise for in-person it is $72 per hour. On the other hand, we have our professional tutoring tier which is comprised of qualified teachers and our best and most experienced tutors. Prices for this service are $95 per hour for online and $110 for in-person.

At this age, students are developing communication skills and cultural curiosity. Year 4 French introduces them to another way of seeing the world, builds literacy in a second language, and fosters confidence in using new language systems. It also supports understanding of global perspectives.

Tutors tailor sessions to develop core skills in listening, speaking, reading, and writing French. Lessons focus on vocabulary building, sentence structure, pronunciation, and cultural context. Activities may include games, role-play, and reading simple texts. Tutoring can be conducted online or in-person, based on your family’s needs.

Students should be able to initiate structured interactions, share personal information, and use modelled language in both spoken and written activities. They recognise French conventions, basic syntax, and cultural expressions. They can locate and respond to key information and begin creating simple informative and imaginative texts.

Start by identifying areas your child needs support in—such as speaking or writing. Apex Tuition Australia connects families with tutors from the top 3% of applicants. All tutors hold Working With Children Checks and deliver lessons aligned to the Australian Curriculum.

French in Year 4 builds foundational language skills through structured and interactive learning. A tutor can reinforce vocabulary, pronunciation, and grammar while helping your child create spoken and written texts. They provide guidance in using French confidently in conversation and offer cultural insights that strengthen comprehension and engagement.

Year 4 French focuses on using French in familiar classroom and personal contexts. Students learn through collaborative activities, games, and digital tools. They initiate exchanges, respond to modelled questions, express likes and dislikes, and use simple French for instructions and routines. They also explore stories, songs, and cultural materials while developing reading and writing in the Roman alphabet and recognising French pronunciation and sentence patterns.