Sophia Azad

Most students come to me after years of traditional English classes, textbooks, grammar tables, red pen corrections. They can write a sentence, but the moment someone asks them a question in English, they freeze. Sound familiar?
That's exactly the problem I set out to fix.
My methodology: learn by doing, not by studying
From the very first lesson, we speak. No warm-up theory, no long grammar explanations. I put you in real-life situations, ordering at a restaurant, handling a work call, travelling abroad, and we build your confidence from there. Mistakes aren't failures; they're data. Every error tells me exactly where to focus next.
What a typical lesson looks like
?? 5 min, Warm-up chat: how was your week? What did you watch, read, or do? English starts immediately.
?? 20 min, Focused activity: roleplay, debate, listening exercise, or exam practice depending on your goals.
?? 15 min, Language spotlight: we dig into 2–3 things that came up naturally during the lesson, vocabulary, expressions, or a grammar point in context.
?? 5 min, Recap & micro-challenge: one small thing to try before next time. Nothing overwhelming.
Before our first lesson I always send a short questionnaire: your level, your goals, what you find hardest, and what you actually enjoy doing in English. I use that to build a plan that's 100% yours, not a copy-paste syllabus from a textbook.
In 7 years and over 350 students, one thing has stayed constant: progress happens fastest when students feel safe to make mistakes and genuinely enjoy the process. That's the environment I create, every single lesson.
Whether you want to pass an exam, grow in your career, or simply finally hold a conversation without freezing, I'm here for it. Let's get started.