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1 Student Class Location
Online class via Zoom
Student's Home
Tutor's Home
Years of Experience in Spoken English classes
10
Age groups catered to
Above 25 yrs, 16 yrs to 25 yrs, 10 yrs to 15 yrs
Lived or Worked in English Speaking Country
Yes
Exams Attended
TOEFL
Awards and Recognition
Yes
Certification
None
Profession
Tutor
Language of instruction offered
English to English, Hindi to English
Curriculum Expertise
ICSE/ISC, CBSE, State, International
Citizen of English Speaking Country
Yes
Class strength catered to
Group Classes
Teaching done in
English Grammar, Basic Spoken English, Vocabulary
Teaching at
Institute
4 Students Class Location
Online class via Zoom
Student's Home
Tutor's Home
Years of Experience in IELTS Coaching classes
7
Experience in taking IELTS exam
Yes
Background
Teacher
Name of Awards and Recognition
Best Trainer for IELTS
Awards and Recognition
Yes
Paper for which assistance is provided
IELTS General (If you want to move to an English-speaking country for work or immigration), IELTS Academic (If you want to move to an English-speaking country to study)
Teaching Experience in detail in IELTS Coaching classes
I am an expert in IELTS and TOEFL Coaching. My students always score band 7-8. I make sure they learn the basics of English first, polish their pronunciation and diction, enhance their vocabulary and then march forward to score best in listening , speaking , reading and writing sections of the exam .
5.0 out of 5 40 reviews
Binni Singla
Spoken English
"She is a very thoughtful teacher who puts a lot of thought into how she presents the material. Her lessons were engaging, useful, and she was very patient with me in class always encouraging me to try. I would highly recommend her to anyone interested in learning "
Amey Raverkar
Spoken English
"Very nice experience. I learn lots of things from her. There study material was so perfect. She explain each and every tense so properly. "
Tannu
"She is an excellent tutor, explains each thing very well and helps to boost confidence. I must recommend her to learn English and improve the basics and she a flexible person. "
Yashaswika
"Her teaching style is excellent. I highly recommend her for IELTS coaching. Thank you Priyanka Mahajan mam. "
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Thank you Bhumika. Good luck to you.
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Read, Watch and Play. These three strategies will help you immensely.
1) Read- Read as much as you can. Not necessarily English newspapers only but also reading magazines, articles, Facebook stories and posts, blogs and even comic books will help. So just read anything which interests you and mark new words to dig out their meanings and usage.
2) Watch- I think anything which gives you joy will also give you fastest learning. So watch movies, sitcoms, youtube series, Netflix documentaries etc. with subtitles and enjoy while you learn.
3) Play- By play I meant to Practice. If you are only going to be at the receiving end you are not going to ever get fluent in any language. So make sure whatever you learn by reading or watching, you apply in your daily conversations. If you have people in your friend circle or at your workplace, who speak English, start connecting with them more. If you are scared that they might make fun of you or you simply don't have anybody to practice, message me I will connect you to a person as your English Practice buddy, who is sailing in the same boat as you are, to practice and improve together.
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Read, Watch and Play. These three strategies will help you immensely.
1) Read- Read as much as you can. Not necessarily English newspapers only but also reading magazines, articles, Facebook stories and posts, blogs and even comic books will help. So just read anything which interests you and mark new words to dig out their meanings and usage.
2) Watch- I think anything which gives you joy will also give you fastest learning. So watch movies, sitcoms, youtube series, Netflix documentaries etc. with subtitles and enjoy while you learn.
3) Play- By play I meant to Practice. If you are only going to be at the receiving end you are not going to ever get fluent in any language. So make sure whatever you learn by reading or watching, you apply in your daily conversations. If you have people in your friend circle or at your workplace, who speak English, start connecting with them more. If you are scared that they might make fun of you or you simply don't have anybody to practice, message me I will connect you to a person as your English Practice buddy, who is sailing in the same boat as you are, to practice and improve together.
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Read, Watch and Play. These three strategies will help you immensely.
1) Read- Read as much as you can. Not necessarily English newspapers only but also reading magazines, articles, Facebook stories and posts, blogs and even comic books will help. So just read anything which interests you and mark new words to dig out their meanings and usage.
2) Watch- I think anything which gives you joy will also give you fastest learning. So watch movies, sitcoms, youtube series, Netflix documentaries etc. with subtitles and enjoy while you learn.
3) Play- By play I meant to Practice. If you are only going to be at the receiving end you are not going to ever get fluent in any language. So make sure whatever you learn by reading or watching, you apply in your daily conversations. If you have people in your friend circle or at your workplace, who speak English, start connecting with them more. If you are scared that they might make fun of you or you simply don't have anybody to practice, message me I will connect you to a person as your English Practice buddy, who is sailing in the same boat as you are, to practice and improve together.
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1 Student Class Location
Online class via Zoom
Student's Home
Tutor's Home
Years of Experience in Spoken English classes
10
Age groups catered to
Above 25 yrs, 16 yrs to 25 yrs, 10 yrs to 15 yrs
Lived or Worked in English Speaking Country
Yes
Exams Attended
TOEFL
Awards and Recognition
Yes
Certification
None
Profession
Tutor
Language of instruction offered
English to English, Hindi to English
Curriculum Expertise
ICSE/ISC, CBSE, State, International
Citizen of English Speaking Country
Yes
Class strength catered to
Group Classes
Teaching done in
English Grammar, Basic Spoken English, Vocabulary
Teaching at
Institute
4 Students Class Location
Online class via Zoom
Student's Home
Tutor's Home
Years of Experience in IELTS Coaching classes
7
Experience in taking IELTS exam
Yes
Background
Teacher
Name of Awards and Recognition
Best Trainer for IELTS
Awards and Recognition
Yes
Paper for which assistance is provided
IELTS General (If you want to move to an English-speaking country for work or immigration), IELTS Academic (If you want to move to an English-speaking country to study)
Teaching Experience in detail in IELTS Coaching classes
I am an expert in IELTS and TOEFL Coaching. My students always score band 7-8. I make sure they learn the basics of English first, polish their pronunciation and diction, enhance their vocabulary and then march forward to score best in listening , speaking , reading and writing sections of the exam .
Answered on 10/05/2018
Ask a Question
Post a Lesson
Read, Watch and Play. These three strategies will help you immensely.
1) Read- Read as much as you can. Not necessarily English newspapers only but also reading magazines, articles, Facebook stories and posts, blogs and even comic books will help. So just read anything which interests you and mark new words to dig out their meanings and usage.
2) Watch- I think anything which gives you joy will also give you fastest learning. So watch movies, sitcoms, youtube series, Netflix documentaries etc. with subtitles and enjoy while you learn.
3) Play- By play I meant to Practice. If you are only going to be at the receiving end you are not going to ever get fluent in any language. So make sure whatever you learn by reading or watching, you apply in your daily conversations. If you have people in your friend circle or at your workplace, who speak English, start connecting with them more. If you are scared that they might make fun of you or you simply don't have anybody to practice, message me I will connect you to a person as your English Practice buddy, who is sailing in the same boat as you are, to practice and improve together.
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Read, Watch and Play. These three strategies will help you immensely.
1) Read- Read as much as you can. Not necessarily English newspapers only but also reading magazines, articles, Facebook stories and posts, blogs and even comic books will help. So just read anything which interests you and mark new words to dig out their meanings and usage.
2) Watch- I think anything which gives you joy will also give you fastest learning. So watch movies, sitcoms, youtube series, Netflix documentaries etc. with subtitles and enjoy while you learn.
3) Play- By play I meant to Practice. If you are only going to be at the receiving end you are not going to ever get fluent in any language. So make sure whatever you learn by reading or watching, you apply in your daily conversations. If you have people in your friend circle or at your workplace, who speak English, start connecting with them more. If you are scared that they might make fun of you or you simply don't have anybody to practice, message me I will connect you to a person as your English Practice buddy, who is sailing in the same boat as you are, to practice and improve together.
Like 0 Answers 63 Comments Answered on 10/05/2018
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Read, Watch and Play. These three strategies will help you immensely.
1) Read- Read as much as you can. Not necessarily English newspapers only but also reading magazines, articles, Facebook stories and posts, blogs and even comic books will help. So just read anything which interests you and mark new words to dig out their meanings and usage.
2) Watch- I think anything which gives you joy will also give you fastest learning. So watch movies, sitcoms, youtube series, Netflix documentaries etc. with subtitles and enjoy while you learn.
3) Play- By play I meant to Practice. If you are only going to be at the receiving end you are not going to ever get fluent in any language. So make sure whatever you learn by reading or watching, you apply in your daily conversations. If you have people in your friend circle or at your workplace, who speak English, start connecting with them more. If you are scared that they might make fun of you or you simply don't have anybody to practice, message me I will connect you to a person as your English Practice buddy, who is sailing in the same boat as you are, to practice and improve together.
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