1. Warm Welcome.
2. Ice breaking questions. 
3. Share a little about myself and what I enjoy teaching.
4. Share a little about yourself and hobbies. 
4. Assessment (why trial lesson was booked).
5. Conversation or activity.
6. Share feedback and what’s next.
7. A warm goodbye

1. General conversation on everyday topics (travel, hobbies, food, etc.)
2. Free talk sessions where students choose the topic
3. Themed discussions (e.g., current events, culture, or lifestyle)

Conversational Practice

These are the basics we need to communicate simple ideas.

1. Subject Pronouns & To Be
2. Articles 
3. Simple Present Tense
4. There is / There are 
5. Have got / Possessive ’s 
6. Demonstratives 
7. Plurals & Countable/Uncountable nouns 
8. Prepositions of place 
9. Can / Can’t 
10. Imperatives (commands: Sit down! Don’t run!)
11. Present Continuous (I am eating, She is working)
12. Basic Question Forms (What is this? Where are you from?)

Grammar

1. Focus on slang, idioms, or phrasal verbs
2. Topic-based vocabulary (e.g., business, education, relationships, etc)

Vocabulary Building

1. Share information about your country, traditions, and way of life
2. Discuss festivals, food, music, or customs
3. Compare cultures to build cross-cultural understanding

Cultural Insights

1. Role-plays (e.g., ordering food, job interviews)
2. Q&A sessions
3. Listening to short clips and discussing them