Payam Kharamesh

About Me

Hi there! My name is Payam Kharamesh. I've been teaching French for over seven years. I'm truly passionate about my work and love teaching the French language and literature. My deep interest in this language led me to return to Shiraz University after completing my Master's in Organic Chemistry to study French Language and Literature. Ultimately, I earned a Master's degree in Teaching French. I'm confident that with my unique and innovative teaching methods that I've developed over the years, you too can speak fluent French with a great accent in the shortest possible time. I look forward to meeting you.

Teaching Method

The teaching method and book are determined based on the goals and needs of the language learners in the introductory session. My suggested books are: For adults: Alter ego, Café crème, Vite et bien. For children and teenagers: Alex et Zoé, Les petits loustics, Les loustics 1,2,3,4. For children and teenagers, teaching is done indirectly with the help of cheerful clips and music, and at the end of each session, links to these clips are sent to families. Also, at the end of every five sessions, a report of the topics taught is sent to parents.

Experience

• Master’s in Teaching French as a Foreign Language • Bachelor’s in French Language and Literature • Master’s in Organic Chemistry • Bachelor’s in Applied Chemistry • Translated 4 French books into Persian: Électre (Jean Giraudoux), published by Publishing Afrarz, Mémoires d'un vieux con (Roland Topor), published by Publishing Shabkhiz, Le Dîner de cons (Francis Veber) published by Publishing Shabkhiz, La Traversée de l'hiver (Yasmina Reza) published by Publishing Shabkhiz • C2-TEFAQ Certificate in Speaking • More than 7 years of experience teaching various methods and books at different levels and ages (beginner to advanced) • More than 3 years of online teaching experience to students from Canada, the U.S., Europe, and Australia • Member of the Translators and Playwrights Association • Acted in the play "Le Dieu du Carnage" in French, performed in the cities of Tehran, Shiraz, and Bushehr, with the support of the French Embassy.