Having worked as a qualified English Tutor in Singapore for 7 years, I have extensive experience in teaching reading proficiency to early learners. The class is especially useful for young learners with Dyslexia. The class will look to bring about reading proficiency through a progressive and systematic approach. For young learners just starting out on their reading journey, I will build up your child's basic to advanced levels of phonemic awareness.

Build your reading confidence, expand your vocabulary and understand more of what you read through lessons designed around your goals. I work with beginners, intermediate learners and adults who find reading difficult or want to strengthen their skills. You may be learning English as an additional language, returning to study, managing dyslexia or simply wanting to read more confidently for work and everyday life. Depending on your needs, lessons can focus on: - **Reading foundations:** connecting letters and sounds, recognising spelling patterns and reading unfamiliar words. - **Fluency:** developing smoother, more accurate reading at a comfortable pace. - **Vocabulary:** understanding useful words, word roots, prefixes and suffixes, and using new vocabulary confidently. - **Comprehension:** identifying main ideas, following arguments, making inferences and explaining what a text means. - **Practical reading:** working with articles, emails, workplace documents, study materials or topics that interest you. I begin by finding out what you can already do and where you need support. Lessons combine clear explanation, guided practice and constructive feedback, with regular opportunities to revisit and apply what you have learned. For adults, materials are age-appropriate and relevant to your interests. With extensive teaching experience, EAL expertise and Orton-Gillingham practitioner training, I offer patient, structured support in a respectful environment. You can ask questions, take your time and work towards becoming a more confident, independent reader.

Get hints and tips to make learning easier and more fun. Specific advice for anyone struggling with reading, spelling, or writing ... and dyslexic learners, with or without a diagnosis. I am a qualified specialist teacher with more than ten years of experience. My approach is to ensure the basic foundations of phonics are secure for fluent reading, spelling, and writing, and that similar solid foundations exist to understand numbers and maths. I recognize the importance of making learning fun and using preferred learning styles. As a parent of a dyslexic child myself, I understand the problems, frustrations, and exhaustion that can come with a learning difficulty ... but also the creativity, determination, and original thinking that is so often undervalued by the conventional education system. You can learn: Spelling strategies, handwriting skills, writing/essay planning, memory tips. How to make the brain work better, using evidence-based solutions. Top tips to improve learning at any age.

French grammar is complicated; it must be approached in different ways to be used correctly. Review what has been learned in the course, go back over the course to see if all the words are understood, do exercises again but not only written ones, also through play.