Elise McPherson
Madame McPherson
French teacher at Volunteer High School
Education
B.A. French Language and Literatures, The University of Tennessee - Chattanooga
M.A. French, The University of Tennessee - Knoxville
Teaching
2022-2024, Graduate Teaching Associate in French and Francophone studies
2024-present, French teacher at Volunteer High School
Contact information:
Phone: (423) 357-3641 ext. 5374
Email: anna.galler@hck12.net
Why study French?
Expand your view of the world. French is the official language in more than 80 countries around the world. More than 300 million people speak French around the globe. Travel is made easier with French.
Multiply your options for higher studies. French universities and schools are among the best in the world and are opening their doors to international students in all fields.
Advance your career in the United States and abroad. French companies are among the biggest investors in the United States. More and more French companies are investing in American companies and are on the lookout for local speakers of French. Speaking French will increase your job opportunities and salary potential!
Boost your résumé. Knowledge of French gives you an edge over the other candidates in any situation. French will help you create a niche for yourself in the job market.
Improve your general culture. French is the language of culture, including art, cuisine, dance, and fashion. Improve your skills in English or other languages -- more than 8000 words in English have French origin. French literature, art, and cinema are tickets to a higher level of culture appreciation.