I’ve done tutoring back in India for 8 months at EEC.

My journey began after I scored a 7.5 band on the IELTS exam, which demonstrated a high level of proficiency across all four language skills. This score helped me qualify as a capable English tutor and gave me the confidence to support others in their learning. The IELTS test is a respected international standard for assessing English ability, and achieving 7.5 meant that I had strong command over both academic and conversational English. It also allowed me to relate better to students preparing for similar exams, as I could provide real strategies, tips, and personal insights that worked for me.

During my time as a tutor, I worked with students from different age groups and backgrounds. My main responsibilities included teaching grammar, vocabulary, pronunciation, and comprehension skills. I used different teaching methods depending on each student’s level and learning style. For beginners, I used visual aids, flashcards, and simple exercises to build vocabulary and introduce basic sentence structures. For intermediate or advanced learners, I focused more on conversation practice, essay writing, and reading comprehension. I also conducted mock IELTS speaking and writing sessions to help students prepare for the exam.

One of the most rewarding parts of tutoring was watching students grow more confident and capable. Many of them started with hesitation and fear of making mistakes, but with consistent practice and encouragement, they began speaking more fluently and writing more clearly. I believe creating a positive and supportive learning environment played a big role in their improvement. I always made sure to listen patiently, correct errors kindly, and praise progress, no matter how small.

The experience also helped me develop important soft skills like patience, time management, and communication. I learned how to break down complex grammar rules into simple steps, how to manage different student needs during a session, and how to keep learners motivated. It also helped me become more organized, as I had to prepare lesson plans, keep track of student progress, and sometimes adapt lessons on the spot if a student was struggling with a particular topic.

Overall, my 8 months as an English tutor were extremely meaningful. Not only did I help others improve their language skills, but I also grew as a communicator, teacher, and professional. This role laid a strong foundation for my future goals and showed me the value of education and the impact one can make by helping others. I hope to continue using these skills in future roles, whether in teaching, customer service, or any field where communication and understanding are key.