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Teacher Training Programmes
Hi everyone, Saturdays are usually for teacher training or corporate training programmes. This morning I met first teachers of Jeevan Bharti School, and then teachers of schools run by Sarvajanik Education Society at Experimental School. It was the first post-Diwali session. I had a great time. It’s always refreshing to interact with teachers. I am blessed…
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Workshop for Teachers at the Countryside International School, Surat
Hello, On my birthday, i.e., on 22nd November, I got a chance to interact with the key management team of the Countryside International School (CIS)–people of great academic vision. I was invited to conduct a workshop for their teachers. I discussed with them some ways of improving communication skills in English. It was refreshing to see…
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Spoken English in Varachha
Hello everyone, We are pleased to announce that we are starting our Fluentlingua Varachha centre on Sunday, 25 November, 2018 at the following address. Do please visit us when you can. Fluentlingua (Varachha)214, Silver Empire, Opp. Utran Power Station, Near VIP Circle, Mota Varachha, Surat. Best wishes,Ramesh SavaliyaMA, BEd (English) 9426863516
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Spoken English New Batches Starting Soon
SPOKEN ENGLISH @ Fluentlingua Listening, Speaking, Reading, Writing Grammar, Vocabulary, Pronunciation
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Invitation to be a member of the Advisory Board of ELTIS-SIFIL, Symbiosis, Pune
Hello, I am delighted to inform you that I have been invited to function as a member of the Advisory Board of ELTIS-SIFIL, Symbiosis, Pune (language institutes for English and foreign languages) for the second term, i.e., from October 2018 to September 2021. I consider myself lucky to get a chance to serve the institutes…
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Wanna improve your pronunciation?
Wanna improve your pronunciation? Learn to speak clearly and effectively in standard British English. Last workshop before Diwali. And that too on “Vak Baras” day (not “vag”). It’s a day when we in India worship Saraswatiji, the Goddess of learning. “Vak” is related to “speech”. Many speak it as “vag”, a tiger. I’d prefer to…
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