Alen George

I believe a good tutor needs to be a great listener. Back in the days when I was student/trainee I always found a communication gap between students and teachers. It's very often that students ask a question (sometimes they wouldn't be able to express themselves using the right words) and the tutor explains about something else and the conversation ends unfruitful.

I consider myself as a great listener, a very good communicator and I read body language. This helps me resolving questions/doubts/problems from a much deeper level.

I'll be teaching using your materials in old school, direct face to face communication often with a pen and paper.

I mingle with all age groups very easily so that you can communicate to me more as friend and no matter how silly you think your questions or doubts are you'll be free to ask. Zero hesitation from the first day on wards.