Elvira Schick
Engaging EFL/ESL Teacher – Personalized Lessons for All Ages & Levels. Make learning English FUN!
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Elvira Schick
Masters degree
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Each lesson is 55 min
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30 lessons
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20 lessons
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10 lessons
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Elvira - Know your english tutor
Hello! My name is Elly, and I’m an experienced English teacher with a passion for helping students grow in confidence and communication. I hold a Master’s degree in teaching English as a Foreign Language (EFL/ESL) and have been teaching both in classrooms and online for over 20. In my lessons, I focus on making English practical, interactive, and enjoyable. Whether you’re a beginner or looking to polish your skills, I use clear explanations, real-life examples, and engaging activities to help you succeed. I understand that every learner is unique, so I adapt my teaching style to your goals—whether you want to improve your conversation skills, prepare for an exam, or build your vocabulary for work or travel. When I’m not teaching, I love exploring different cultures, reading, and discovering creative ways to make learning fun. I’m here to guide you, encourage you, and celebrate every step of your progress. I look forward to helping you achieve your English goals!
Elvira graduated from Bashkir State Pedagogical University


English tutor specialities
Homework help
Listening skill
Speaking fluency
Accent coaching
Writing assistance
Student types for english classes
ESL for intermediate
Home schooled
ADHD
ESL for beginners
Anxiety or Stress Disorders
ESL for kids
ASD
ESL for adults
English classes overview
Teaching English is more than just explaining grammar rules and vocabulary lists — it’s about building real communication skills and helping students feel confident using the language in their daily lives. My approach is warm, engaging, and highly adaptable so that each student, whether a young child or an experienced adult, feels supported and motivated to learn. I work with learners of all ages and levels, from complete beginners who are just starting their English journey to advanced students who want to refine fluency and accuracy. I believe that every student is unique, so I design each lesson around their goals, interests, and learning style. This personalization not only makes learning more effective but also keeps it enjoyable. When working with adults, my approach becomes more goal-oriented and practical. For beginners, I focus on survival English — the phrases and structures they need to start communicating right away. For intermediate learners, we expand vocabulary, refine grammar, and develop conversational skills for work, travel, or social situations. For advanced students, I work on polishing pronunciation, improving flow, and mastering nuanced expressions to achieve native-like confidence. Regardless of age or level, I follow a communicative approach. That means students spend as much time as possible speaking, listening, reading, and writing in meaningful ways, not just memorizing rules. Grammar and pronunciation are important, but they are always taught in context, connected to real-life situations.
English tutor also teaches
English Speaking
ESL
English Grammar & Vocabulary
Conversational English
Travel English
ESOL

ESL concepts taught by Elvira
The Student practiced professional English and sentence structure. The session covered replacing everyday phrases with more professional alternatives, tongue twisters for pronunciation, and an introduction to relative clauses with practice identifying clauses and reducing them for fluency. The Student was assigned homework to find examples of defining, non-defining, and reduced relative clauses in a provided text, as well as answer questions about the text.
Professional vs. Everyday Language
Relative Clauses: Defining vs. Non-Defining
Relative Pronouns
Object Relative Clauses
Reducing Relative Clauses
The Student learned about English slang and practiced translating slang phrases into standard English. They also studied relative clauses, including defining and non-defining types, and practiced using relative pronouns correctly. The Student was assigned homework to find examples of defining, non-defining, and reduced relative clauses in the provided text.
Slang Usage and Understanding
Relative Clauses: Defining vs. Non-Defining
Relative Pronouns
Reduced Relative Clauses
Common Mistakes with Relative Clauses
Conditionals Review
Tongue Twisters for Pronunciation
Passive Voice Introduction
Passive Voice Formation
Passive Voice with Modal Verbs
Impersonal Passive Voice
Impersonal Past Events
The Tutor and Student reviewed reported speech, including its use in the passive voice and with impersonal structures, applying these concepts to a narrative about a cruise delay. They also practiced expressing ideas in simple, professional, and impersonal ways, and expanded their vocabulary with medical terms, concluding with pronunciation exercises through tongue twisters.
Reported Speech
Passive Voice in Reported Speech
Impersonal Structures
Paraphrasing: Simple
Professional
and Impersonal
Medical Vocabulary and Pronunciation
The session covered vocabulary building through antonyms, explored the nuances of English slang, and reinforced grammar concepts related to present and past tenses. The student completed homework review and engaged in translation practice. The tutor did not assign any specific homework.
Slang Usage
Past Simple vs. Past Perfect
Past Simple vs. Past Continuous
Present Simple vs. Present Continuous
Common Slang Phrases
Present Perfect vs. Present Perfect Continuous
The session covered reported speech, including tense changes, pronoun adjustments, and the use of different reporting verbs. The Student practiced converting direct speech to reported speech and vice versa. Homework was assigned involving rewriting sentences and questions using reported speech with mixed reporting verbs.
Reported Speech: Introduction
Tense Shifts in Reported Speech
Pronoun Changes
Time and Place Word Changes
Say vs. Tell
Reported Questions
Reported Requests and Commands
Practical tools used in english classes
Game based learning tools
Language simulations
Speech recognition
Grammar practice
Interactive quizzes
Dynamic english lessons
Mobile joining
Parent feedback
Pets are welcomed
Weekend lessons
Open Q&A

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