I teach English Language and Litrature through 60 minute one-on-one lessons built around real conversation rather than rigid textbook drills. Each session mixes casual chat, a focused grammar or vocabulary point tied to something practical (an article, a role-play, a real-life scenario), and speaking practice, with corrections grouped and reviewed at the end so the flow stays natural.
I've been...
I teach English Language and Litrature through 60 minute one-on-one lessons built around real conversation rather than rigid textbook drills. Each session mixes casual chat, a focused grammar or vocabulary point tied to something practical (an article, a role-play, a real-life scenario), and speaking practice, with corrections grouped and reviewed at the end so the flow stays natural.
I've been teaching for about 3 years, working with everyone from complete beginners to advanced learners prepping for exams or workplace fluency, and my focus is always on helping you actually use English confidently, not just memorize rules.
I also place a strong emphasis on building confidence over time. Learning a language can feel intimidating, especially when you understand more than you can comfortably express, so I create a relaxed environment where you can practice at your own pace.
I'll help you recognize your progress, identify areas to work on and develop practical strategies you can use outside our lessons. My goal is to help you become a more independent learner who feels comfortable using English in a variety of situations, from everyday conversations to more formal discussions.
I also understand that everyone learns differently, which is why I take the time to get to know each student and understand what works best for them. Some people learn through discussion, while others benefit from written exercises, examples or visual resources.
I aim to incorporate a variety of activities to keep lessons engaging and help you retain what you've learnt. Between sessions, I'll encourage you to practise in simple, manageable ways, such as reading short articles, listening to English-language content or applying new vocabulary in everyday conversations. This helps you build on what we've covered and gradually make English a more natural part of your daily life.
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