Success Story at THINK ENGLISH LANGUAGE CENTRE

A Journey of Growth at Think English Language Centre

NAYOUF (SYRIA) – FROM SILENT STRUGGLES TO CONFIDENT SPEECH

WHEN NAYOUF JOINED TELC, HE FOUND IT HARD TO START CONVERSATIONS— ESPECIALLY WITH PEOPLE FROM DIFFERENT BACKGROUNDS. AS A HEAD CHEF, THIS MADE DAILY COMMUNICATION AT WORK VERY CHALLENGING. AFTER COMPLETING 9 MONTHS WITH US, FROM ELEMENTARY TO INTERMEDIATE LEVEL, NAYOUF NOW SPEAKS WITH CONFIDENCE, JOINS CONVERSATIONS EASILY, AND EXPRESSES HIMSELF CLEARLY IN ENGLISH. WE’RE PROUD OF HIS AMAZING PROGRESS!

SHAOCHEN (CHINA) – GROWING INTO A CONFIDENT, ALL-ROUND ENGLISH USER 

SHAOCHEN STARTED OFF A BIT SHY BUT COULD SPEAK SOME ENGLISH. WITH SUPPORT FROM OUR STUDENT-CENTRED APPROACH TEACHING, HIS CONFIDENCE GREW QUICKLY. HE BEGAN JOINING DISCUSSIONS AND USING A WIDE RANGE OF VOCABULARY. HE ALSO WORKED ON IMPROVING HIS WRITING BY FOCUSING ON SENTENCE STRUCTURE AND SLOWING DOWN. NOW, SHAOCHEN COMMUNICATES WITH MORE CONFIDENCE—IN BOTH SPEAKING AND WRITING.

PAN XIN HUI – A BRIGHT START TO ENGLISH LEARNING 

PAN XIN HUI BEGAN HER JOURNEY AT TELC AS A SHY BEGINNER. WITH TIME, CARE, AND LOTS OF HANDS-ON ACTIVITIES, SHE SLOWLY WARMED UP AND STARTED TO ENJOY LEARNING. SHE NOW ENGAGES IN SIMPLE CONVERSATIONS AND CONFIDENTLY USES MEANINGFUL PHRASES IN CLASS. WE’RE PROUD TO SEE HER GROW MORE CONFIDENT AND EAGER TO PARTICIPATE EVERY DAY!

MA YI GE – A SMART LEARNER WITH STRONG TEAM SPIRIT 

MA YI GE IS A QUICK AND MOTIVATED LEARNER WITH A STRONG UNDERSTANDING OF ENGLISH. SHE’S ALWAYS EAGER TO PARTICIPATE AND BRINGS GREAT ENERGY TO CLASS. WHILE NATURALLY COMPETITIVE, SHE HAS ALSO LEARNED TO WORK WELL IN TEAMS AND SUPPORT HER GROUP. HER BIGGEST ACHIEVEMENTS ARE HER CLEAR PRONUNCIATION AND GROWING CONFIDENCE IN SPEAKING.

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