🌍 Experienced English Tutor | Conversational, Public Speaking & Writing 🎶 English Tutor Using Music, Conversation & Creative writing

I have over five years of experience teaching English to both children and adults through different companies and online platforms. Over the years, I have helped students strengthen their reading comprehension skills, guiding many from a very basic understanding of English to the point where they can clearly express their thoughts and ideas with confidence. I also bring extensive experience in public speaking, having been trained as a motivational speaker and delivered talks to audiences of more than 2,000 people. Because of this, I can train others to overcome fear, organize their ideas, and speak powerfully in front of crowds. In addition, I have a strong background in creative writing and poetry, and I enjoy helping those who struggle to put their ideas on paper discover their own unique voice. I have also worked as a songwriter and can assist students who are interested in writing lyrics or composing original pieces. My goal as a tutor is to combine language skills, creativity, and confidence-building to help learners reach their full potential.

My teaching style focuses on complete immersion techniques, giving students the opportunity to naturally absorb English the way they would in a real-world environment. I emphasize conversational English so learners can build confidence in speaking, listening, and expressing their thoughts clearly. For children, I often use music and song lyrics as fun and effective tools for memory and retention, since rhythm and repetition make new words easier to recall. This approach creates engaging lessons that not only help students master language skills but also ensure they can apply what they learn in daily life with confidence. In addition to immersion and conversational practice, I also use visual aids such as pictures, diagrams, and illustrations to reinforce learning. Many people remember concepts more effectively when they can connect words to images. For example, when teaching new vocabulary, I often pair the word with a simple picture or diagram. This not only helps students recall the meaning but also strengthens their ability to use the word correctly in context. Visual learning stimulates memory in a different way than reading alone, making it especially powerful for younger learners or those who consider themselves “visual thinkers.”