Live English classes for children built on games, stories and talking, not on memorising rules.
A child who is corrected harshly stops speaking, and a child who stops speaking stops learning. That is the whole problem with how English is usually taught in Pakistani schools. Our classes work the other way round. Your child talks from the first minute, mistakes are treated as normal, and the grammar arrives quietly inside stories and games rather than as a list to memorise. Parents usually notice the confidence before they notice the English.
Children aged roughly six to fourteen, whether they attend an English medium school and still hesitate to speak, or an Urdu medium school and are starting close to the beginning.
Speaking in full sentences about school, home, friends and favourite things
Phonics and reading aloud, so new words can be sounded out independently
Vocabulary through stories, picture tasks and games rather than word lists
Listening and following instructions in English without needing Urdu first
Classroom English, so school lessons and exams stop feeling foreign
Writing short paragraphs, letters and simple stories
4 stages, each building on the last. Your teacher adjusts the pace to suit the student.
Greetings, self introduction, family, school, simple questions
Letter sounds, blending, reading short passages aloud
Story retelling, picture description, everyday word groups
Sentences, paragraphs, classroom language, exam answers
Classes run on short activities rather than one long lesson, because attention spans are honest. A warm up game, a story or picture task with lots of questions, a short speaking game, then a tiny piece of writing or reading. Mistakes are corrected by repeating the right version naturally rather than by stopping the child. Parents receive a short progress note each month.
Children answer questions in English without first checking whether it is allowed to be wrong. School teachers usually comment on the change within a term, and reading aloud becomes something your child volunteers for.
Answers to what families ask most about this course.
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Chat with usThat is the most common starting point. The first few classes are deliberately low pressure, often just listening and single word answers, and the trainer never forces a child to speak before they are ready.
Yes, if their levels are close. Tell us both ages and levels and we will advise honestly whether sharing will hold one of them back.
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