Most of my students don’t fit into one neat box. They come with full lives, messy weeks, and a quiet feeling that they should have learned more Vietnamese by now.
If any of these sound like you, you’re in the right place.
The complete beginner
You either know nothing or “know” three words and one of them is probably wrong. 👋
Welcome. Vietnamese has six tones (or five, depending on the accent), so we’ll get through the hard bits together. That’s the whole point of getting a (super supportive) teacher, right?
The overseas Vietnamese learner (Việt Kiều)
You somewhat understood at the dinner table. You just answered in English. Or French. Or whatever language school was happening in. Now you’re an adult and there’s a specific kind of ache there - not quite fluent, not quite a beginner, not quite sure where you fit.
You fit here. It doesn’t have to be a “start from zero” classroom. We can go faster in some aspects and slower in others. 🌿
The parent closing the grandparent gap
You are a parent. You want your kids to have a real conversation with ông bà, not just wave and smile. Maybe you want to take classes to model it yourself. Maybe your kid is already old enough for online study themselves.
I’ve helped a lot of families with exactly this. It’s one of my favourite things to teach.
The busy adult
You’re scared to commit to classes. You’re afraid that you’re too busy with life and work. I completely understand. Your responsibilities should be prioritised. We’ll build something that fits into your actual week, not an unrealistically demanding one.
Scheduling with me is flexible with multiple time slots and study frequency options!
The “I’ve been learning for years” student
You can order a coffee. You can introduce yourself. And beyond that, things get a little foggy.
Private lessons are for exactly this. We’ll look at where you actually are and push past the plateau from there.
Schedule a free 20-minute session now.
