the Price of French Lessons

I paid $700 for 20 hours of lessons. The lessons were twice a week and each lesson was 2 hours long. This was all over a 5 week period. The lessons were supposed to be $50 an hour since it covered the price of materials and the instructors transportation costs. Since I had the discount it only came out to $35 per hour. I paid for one on one instruction and the course taught the basics of grammar, greetings, etiquette, business lingo, reading and writing skills. I also learned a lot of phrases to get me by for dining, hotel, taxi and airport situations. I also received software to install onto my computer to help me learn faster.

My instructor was very helpful and the language software was a very helpful too. I learned a lot of vocabulary by using it. The service was excellent for the price of one on one instruction and if I had the money I would love to continue my lessons.

Most instructors are very flexible to meet your needs when it comes to scheduling. I wanted lessons in the afternoon and he was very accommodating. You really have to take the time to go over the material and be committed to learning a new language. It can be difficult at times, but it's really rewarding and fun. I highly recommend getting language software!