Elnaz Ghorbani

My lessons are structured, clear, and tailored to each student’s individual needs and goals. I begin by understanding the student’s current level and what they want to achieve, whether it’s improving design skills, learning architectural software, or preparing for academic studies in architecture.

Each session typically combines theory with practical, hands-on exercises. I focus on developing strong fundamental skills such as spatial thinking, technical drawing, and design principles, while also integrating tools like AutoCAD, SketchUp, or Revit when relevant. I encourage students to think critically and creatively, rather than just memorizing steps.

The lessons are interactive and student-centered. I often use real architectural examples, sketches, and step-by-step demonstrations to make complex concepts easier to understand. Students are also given small tasks or exercises to practice between sessions, helping them build confidence and progress consistently.

With my background in architecture, I bring both academic knowledge and practical design experience into my teaching. My goal is to help students not only learn software or drawing techniques, but also understand how architects think and approach real projects.

Overall, my teaching style is supportive, structured, and adaptable, ensuring that each student can progress at their own pace while steadily improving their skills.