Post: #26

(06-05-2018 09:24 PM)Heart Break Kid Wrote:  

(06-05-2018 02:20 PM)BacanT Wrote:  @hearth-break-kid
I hope to get classes for no more than $10/hour. If more, I might do less hours or days a week

Let me know of any updates dude. I tried to find some reasonably cheap French classes in Africa but didn't really make any solid progress.

I would also be interested in leads on inexpensive private French classes in Africa.

Post: #27

@Yeti
Usually the best way to find classes is boots on the ground. Just ask around. Walk in to a language school.
Do at least one test class.
Teachers in commercial language schools can often be persuaded to make some cash on the side.
I'll keep you posted though

Post: #28

@ Akwesi
Does what you wrote about the rainy season go for ivory coast too? Not too big of a problem.

Post: #29

(06-07-2018 05:37 PM)BacanT Wrote:  @ Akwesi
Does what you wrote about the rainy season go for ivory coast too? Not too big of a problem.

It does rain more in Abidjan than in Accra, but the worst month is June. Looking at the data I think you should be ok after the first week of July.