Manasavi S.

Years of Experience in Spoken English classes

6

Teaching Experience in detail in Spoken English classes

I have been teaching English for 8 years in delhi as a Conversational English tutor. I have worked with multiple English Language Schools,d with students ranging from young adults to professionals. I also have experience working as an online English Conversation tutor to students from all over the world. As a Conversational English tutor, it is important to understand that each student is unique. Each student has a different area that they struggle with and need extra help. I have aided students in grammar, vocabulary, pronunciation, and conversation. Since I have taught such a wide range of students, kindergarten to businessmen, it would depend on the student and the situation as to what approach I would take. When participating in conversation English classes, I like to begin by asking the students what they would like to work on and what areas they feel they would like to strengthen. As it is their lesson, we would begin by focusing on that area. Through our time together, I would also be able to discover other areas that students should spend time on and I would find ways to weave them into our lessons. I also have extensive experience helping student prepare to for Job b interviews and excelling their skills .

Years of Experience in Communication Skills Training

4

Teaching Experience in detail in Communication Skills Training

Profound knowledge of technical and electronics. Excellent verbal and written communication skills. Strong facilitation skills. Strong interpersonal skills. Uncommon ability to work under pressure. Self-starter with a keen desire to succeed and contribute to the business.

Years of Experience in Interview Skills Training

2

Teaching Experience in detail in Interview Skills Training

Interview Preparation Tips: Tips to Improve Interview Performance The Prerequisites: Basic research: As an employer, your interviewer would want to assess your passion for the job. It is important to know basic details about the hospital, nursing home or the company you are applying to. This will also help you decide whether the company is a right choice for you. Your interview may include questions such as ‘how old the hospital is’ or ‘what are the major divisions that it has’. You must be ready with these answers to let them know your sincerity about the job you are aiming for. Keep the CV and other documents organized: Your CV is the statement of your expertise and experience and your documents are testimonials to your claims. Organize these in your file from latest to oldest so that the interviewer can verify if the need be. The way you organize your documents also speaks volumes about your sincerity and systematic approach. A well-arranged file is always a great statement that speaks volumes about your approach to work. Punctuality:We cannot emphasize this enough. Timeliness is an attribute that employers across industries look for. It indicates how important this interview is for you. Hence, we would advise you to be on time and reach the venue at least 15 minutes before time. Crisp dressing: Dress to impress may sound a bit clichéd but is a common direction for all interviews. Dress up in formals and make sure your shoes/footwear are well cleaned. Women must carry a neatly tied hairstyle. Remember, how you look will be the first impression that you make on the interviewer. Soft Skills: Soft skills reflect a lot about your personality. From how you carry yourself, to body language and intonation, everything is very important and is assessed in every interview. Here are the top things you should keep in mind: Do not fiddle: If you keep playing with a pen, file, your tie, hair or anything else, it conveys a message about your lack of confidence and isn’t a very positive attribute to be conveyed. Walk in confidence and try not to fiddle during your interview. Greet with a firm handshake: If the interviewer initiates a handshake, make sure you have a firm grip, which indicates good confidence. Posture: Sit with your back straight and do not rest your hands on the table. In fact, use your hand movements gently to express your point and opinion while you talk. Listen well: Do not be in a hurry to answer. Listen to what the interviewer has to ask, take your time to understand and then answer. Maintain a smile: A good smile is always pleasant and not just the interviewer, but anyone would like to have pleasant experiences. Pitch and expression: Keep your volume low and do not get aggressive even if you want to disagree. A calm tone and low pitch will help you convey your point better. Your skills and job understanding are both important for you to be a successful paramedic but your soft skills and performance in interview go a great way in helping you secure your dream job.

Years of Experience in Class I-V Tuition

2

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Years of Experience in BTech Tuition

2