French oral grinds for the Leaving Cert, taught online, sit beside posts about turning prospects into partners. Jennifer Asada grew up between France and Japan, settled on the west coast of Ireland, and writes as a single mother of two who does both jobs at once.
The teaching posts are the practical ones. If your daughter has the written French and freezes in the oral, this is somebody who has taught that exact exam and knows where the marks go.
Her network marketing material takes a plain line: find the niche your product actually serves, because nobody sells meat to vegetarians, then build rapport before you ask anyone for anything. The Facebook posts explain how a business page differs from a personal one and what it is genuinely for.
Two pieces stand apart. One says goodbye to the French school in Tokyo, a place that held pupils from a dozen countries in a single classroom before the building came down. Another looks hard at what sits in the personal care products in your bathroom.
Read the exam posts if you have a teenager sitting French. Read the personal ones if you are raising children alone.