Affordable private French lessons using tax credits

Alpine French School now offers ‘Services à la Personne’ which means that you can use tax credits to get 50% off your French lessons. We are pleased to be able to offer affordable high quality French (& English) lessons for people living in the local area.

There is no paperwork to complete, no approval to obtain, nothing to send off, you just complete a line on your tax declaration to receive your tax credit.

How it works:

Book private lessons for yourself or your children.
Add the total amount paid to your annual income tax declaration.
You receive a tax credit for 50% of the total amount paid.
If your income is too low to pay tax, you will instead receive a cheque for 50% of the total amount paid.
Prices from 17€ per hour

Contact us to book your lessons or to find out how it works. We offer your first lesson for free to allow you to try with no obligation.

Adults

Our French native-speaker experienced teachers adapt your private lessons to your level of French and your objectives.
Choose to focus entirely on what is important to you: conversation, dealing with your children’s school, French for your work, improving your French on the phone…..
Choose a time and a day that suits you for your lessons

Children

We have several teachers who specialise in teaching French to children of all levels and ages. We can offer help with:

Schoolwork (soutien scolaire)
Help and tutoring for children who have recently arrived in France and are struggling to get up to speed for their schoolwork
Or maybe your children just need a bit of extra French in their lives because they are from an English family!

Pricing:

Prices from 17€ per hour

15h pass 25€ per hour (after tax back)

25h pass 21€ per hour (after tax back)

30h pass 17€ per hour (after tax back)

Lessons at your home extra 5€ per lesson (Morzine, St Jean d’Aulps, Les Gets, Essert Romand, if further afield please ask us)

*First lesson free

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