About Me
Hey there! I'm Ayesha, a passionate language enthusiast from Pakistan, where English and urdu flows naturally through my words. For the past three years, I've been teaching English and trust me, it's been an incredible journey!

What sets me apart? I absolutely love teaching kids! Their curiosity and energy inspire me every day. I'm known for being friendly, funny, and super patient—a combo that creates a warm and relaxed learning vibe where students feel free to ask anything without hesitation.
Outside the classroom, I’m always on the move! Whether it’s exploring new places or hitting the court for a game of badminton or basketball, I bring that same energy and excitement into my lessons.

Why Learn with Me?

Fluency doesn’t come from books alone—it comes from practice. And that’s exactly what I offer! We’ll have real conversations, explore fun topics, and I’ll gently correct you on the spot. Step by step, you’ll start building confidence, enhancing your vocabulary, and speaking more fluently.

My Teaching Style

Learning a new language can feel overwhelming—but not with me! I make it simple, enjoyable, and interactive. We’ll work together to make your sentences smoother, your vocabulary stronger, and your speaking skills sharper. I’ll guide you to express yourself with clarity and confidence.

Teaching Materials I Use

PDF Files,Text Documents,Presentation Slides/PPT, udio Files, Images Files, Video Files, Articles and news, Quizzes, Test Templates and examples, Graphs and Charts, Homework and Assignment

Book a lesson and experience it for yourself. Let’s make language learning exciting and fun—together!

In this exciting first lesson, students will be introduced to the basics of the English language through simple greetings, self-introductions, and everyday classroom words. With a friendly and supportive atmosphere, students will learn how to say “hello,” introduce themselves, and recognize common objects around them. This class builds the foundation for confident communication and encourages students to speak from day one—no pressure, just fun and learning!

"Say Hello to English!" – Your First Step to Speaking with Confidence

his lesson helps learners practice basic greetings, self-introductions, and simple question structures. Through role-playing and guided speaking activities, students gain confidence in initiating and responding to everyday conversations.
Learning Objectives:
Use greetings like “Hello,” “Hi,” and “How are you?”
Introduce themselves using “My name is…” and ask others’ names.
Practice common phrases in a dialogue.

Everyday Conversations – Greetings & Introductions

In this lesson, students will practice combining the present simple, present continuous, past simple, and future forms in one conversation. The focus is on switching between tenses as students describe various situations: current activities, routines, past events, and future plans.
Learning Objectives:
Use present simple, present continuous, past simple, and future tenses in context.
Develop fluency in switching between tenses during conversations.
Build confidence in speaking about different time periods in one conversation.

Mixed Tenses – Describing Events in the Past, Present, and Future

his lesson focuses on developing descriptive language skills for discussing cities, neighborhoods, or countries. It includes listening comprehension, map-related vocabulary, and structured speaking activities.
Learning Objectives:
Use adjectives to describe places (e.g., “busy,” “quiet,” “beautiful”).
Practice listening for details in travel-related dialogues.
Compare different places using “more than” and “less than.”

Listening & Speaking – Describing Places

This lesson focuses on teaching the English alphabet from A to Z. Kids will learn to recognize and pronounce each letter, understand the difference between uppercase and lowercase letters, and practice letter sounds. Interactive activities like songs, games, and crafts will help reinforce their learning in a fun and engaging way.
Learning Objectives:
Recognize and identify all 26 letters of the English alphabet (uppercase and lowercase).
Pronounce each letter clearly and correctly.
Understand that letters can make different sounds (introducing the concept of phonics).
Recognize the order of the alphabet.
Engage with fun activities to reinforce letter recognition

The Alphabet – Learning A to Z

This lesson helps students get comfortable with basic English greetings and introductions. Students will learn simple phrases like "Hello," "My name is..." and "How are you?" and practice using them in everyday conversations. The lesson includes engaging activities such as singing a greeting song, role-playing introductions, and practicing how to ask and answer “How are you?” Students will gain the confidence to greet others, introduce themselves, and respond to basic questions in English. The focus is on making the learning process fun, interactive, and easy for absolute beginners.