French writing practice for English speakers
Find your French voice, one short text at a time.
A safe weekly practice for B1-C1 French learners who want to express themselves more naturally in French, starting with one short personal text.
Every week: one prompt, one short personal text, and feedback adapted to your real level.
A simple rhythm you can actually keep.
Write Your French is built around one small weekly action: writing a short personal text in French. You can write about daily life, memories, opinions, places, choices, travel, work, books, imagination, or anything that helps you use real French.
This is a new, small writing space.
That means your texts can be read carefully, and the feedback can stay human, precise, and encouraging.
1. Receive a prompt
Each week, you get a clear writing invitation in English, with a few useful French phrases to help you start.
2. Write your text
Post a short text in French. It can be simple. The goal is to use your French, not to impress anyone.
3. Get Olivia's feedback
I correct your French, suggest more natural phrasing, and show you how a French speaker would say what you mean.
From understanding to expression.
Whether you are around B1 or already close to C1, the practice starts from what you can actually express today. Your corrections show what to polish next, and the short lessons help you reuse it until it becomes active French.
- Stop waiting until your French feels perfect.
- Build vocabulary around your own life and ideas.
- Notice grammar through sentences you actually wanted to write.
- Learn the more natural French version of what you were trying to say.
Personal feedback
What feedback looks like.
I do not only correct mistakes. I notice your level, your voice, and what you are trying to say. Then I show you the next useful changes to reuse.
Real examples
- beaucoup des chiens ->beaucoup de chiens
- je peux respirer mieux ->je peux mieux respirer
- ma maison ->chez moi / je me sens chez moi
Small corrections become phrases you can use again.
Example weekly prompt
Small, personal, doable.
The prompts are not school essays. They are gentle invitations to write something real, short, and useful for your French.
A place that feels like home
Write a short text in French about a place where you feel calm, safe, or simply yourself.
You can describe what you see, what you hear, what you usually do there, and why this place matters to you.
- Je me sens bien ici.
- Cet endroit me rappelle...
- Quand je suis là, je...
- J'aime cet endroit parce que...
Write 8 to 12 sentences in French and post your text for feedback.
Inside the Skool space
A small lesson library to support your writing.
The weekly prompt is the heart of Write Your French. But when you need help, you also have access to short, practical lessons you can use right away.
The library is there to help you express yourself more naturally, in writing first, and little by little when you speak too.
Build a simple rhythm
Learn how to write regularly, keep correction notes, reuse what you learn, and make French part of your week.
Find language for your life
Get support for writing about daily life, memories, ideas, opinions, choices, travel, work, and personal experiences.
Use grammar in real sentences
Work on tenses, pronouns, sentence patterns, connectors, and common English-speaker mistakes through your own texts.
Sound more like yourself
Learn how to make your sentences clearer, more natural, and less translated from English word for word.
Reuse your corrections
Turn corrected sentences into phrases you can actually use again, so your French becomes more available.
Move toward speaking
Use writing as a safe place to prepare the words and structures that later make speaking easier.
You do not have to follow the library like a big course.
Use what you need, when it helps your weekly text.
Frequently asked questions
A few answers for French learners who want a lighter, more personal way to practise writing.
Who is Write Your French for?
Write Your French is for English speakers learning French, from solid intermediate to advanced levels, especially B1-C1 learners who want to express themselves more naturally in their own words.
How does it work?
Each week, you receive one writing prompt on Skool. You write a short text in French, post it when you are ready, and receive personal corrections and feedback from Olivia.
Do I need advanced French?
No. You need enough French to write simple sentences. The point is to use the French you already have and make it clearer, more natural, and more personal over time.
What kind of feedback will I receive?
You receive corrections, natural rephrasing, vocabulary suggestions, grammar notes, and explanations that help you understand how to express your own ideas in better French.
How much time do I need each week?
You can write a short text in 20 to 40 minutes, or spend longer if you enjoy it. The practice is designed to be regular and doable.
Can I join now?
Yes. You can start with the current weekly prompt. There is no need to catch up before writing.
Why not just use AI on my own?
AI can be useful, and you may already use it. Write Your French gives you something different: human attention, continuity, and feedback on your real texts. I do not only correct a sentence; I help you understand what you are trying to say, what keeps coming back, and what will help your French become more natural over time.
Is there a free trial?
Yes. You can start with a 7-day free trial on Skool, then continue for $39/month if the rhythm feels right for you.
With Olivia
I am Olivia, a French teacher and writer based in Oxford. I have taught French to English-speaking learners through French Creative Academy and in Oxfordshire, and I know how frustrating it can be to understand French but struggle to write naturally.
In Write Your French, I help you use the French you already know and turn it into clearer, more natural sentences that sound like you.
You are not just getting isolated corrections. I follow the way you express yourself, notice what comes back in your writing, and help you build from your real level over time.
Weekly prompts, a private writing space, individual feedback, and a growing library of short practical lessons. Start with the 7-day free trial and write your first text this week.