Whether you're a beginner, aiming for a professional level, or simply want to play a variety of pieces as a hobby, let’s have fun learning the flute together! For Beginners & Children Young beginners will follow a structured, textbook-based approach at a comfortable pace, building strong technical foundations. Lessons include both performance and music theory, ensuring a well-rounded musical education. I carefully select teaching materials to keep lessons engaging and effective. For Hobbyists & Advanced Players If you've already played the flute (or another instrument) and want to expand your repertoire or improve your sight-reading skills, I’ll help you develop fluency in playing and reading music. I’ll share tips and techniques to help you play the pieces you love with ease! Flexible Scheduling On-demand courses are available for those with limited availability, and I am flexible in rescheduling lessons. About Me I took flute lessons for over seven years and played in several orchestras during that time, including a classical quartet in Germany, where I gained valuable insights into ensemble playing. I have performed at weddings, churches, events, and funerals, gaining experience in adapting music to different settings and emotions. For me, music is not just about technical proficiency or theoretical knowledge—it’s about bringing a piece to life with your own feelings and emotions and expressing them through the flute. I have over two years of teaching experience with both beginner and advanced students in Germany and Korea. My goal is to help each student not only improve their technique but also find their own voice through the flute.

Student at Kedge Business School in Bordeaux, and student from a preparatory class scientific option (ECS), I offer private lessons and tutoring for college students, and in any type of subject.

Student in the first year of business school and a graduate of a BAC Literary and a BTS in International Business, I am available for fun language courses, as well as French courses, for young and old!

Currently studying in the third year of English License, I offer private lessons of English to better familiarize you - or simply to discover - this language now almost indispensable in many areas. I also propose to give German lessons, for the pupils of the primary and college (or even high school) level, having done German for more than seven years, while counting a year of hypokhâgne which allowed me to to improve myself in this language.

My name is Camille, I am 19 years old, I am in first year of business school in Bordeaux. I hold a bachelor's degree in Physics Chemistry option and I did two years of Preparation ECS. I propose to give courses in English to solidify the basics of grammar, if necessary, to enrich the vocabulary. I often mix with Anglo-Saxon countries. I spent 1 month in Boston in the United States. I also propose to give German lessons because I know it is not a language easy to learn. I adapt my course according to the needs of the student and according to the difficulties he encounters. After each class, depending on the student's difficulties, if he is instructed or not, I give exercises for the next time. I can move several times a week if needed. I do not mind traveling on holidays and Sundays. As said before I am in business school and my schedule changes every week but I know my availability in advance. The following availability is for the week of 24/11 to 30/11. I can move on Bordeaux only Tram. I'm at your service.

Languages ​​are an important part of society, and learning them doesn't always have to be a struggle! I offer relaxed German and English lessons tailored to each student, addressing their specific needs and challenges. Whether you're struggling with grammar, want to improve your speaking, need help with schoolwork, or simply want to feel more confident using the language, I'm happy to help! I try to make my lessons feel less like a typical school class and more like a conversation where you can actually practice and enjoy the language. We can work on whatever you find most difficult, using plenty of practical examples and conversation along the way. I don't believe that pressure is the right way to learn; it's repetition and staying at it—while having fun—that make the difference and lead to results!