Basic English Course For Beginners

1 month Gym subscription: 3k- Too expensive.
Dinner date: 3k- Reasonable.

Personal growth seminar: 8k- WHAT?
Gucci Belt: 8k- Must have

Start a business: 150k- Risky
Brand new iPhone: 150k- newest model - a must have!

7 day foreign trip: 100k-can't wait
Complete health check-up: 50k- not now

60 minutes learning a new skill: I wish I had time
60 minutes in Netflix: time flies, let's watch another one.

Money and time are resources. Use them wisely. Cause what we prioritise and invest in today will determine our tomorrow...

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Assalamualaikum

I have seen so many people have queries about how to prepare for IELTS exam especially when they are full time students or job holders. I've been teaching IELTS since many years . What I discovered most is that the students are somehow misguided with the notion that you have to get into a renowned coaching,need huge time to prepare, IELTS is very tough etc. But trust me,Its all about how well or confidently you roadmap your preparation.

When I sat for IELTS I was doing a full time job,so it was hard for me to prepare or get into any coaching.Alhamdulillah I managed it. But when I look back,all I needed was some basic ideas and strategic guidelines about how to start the journey. Nothing more,nothing less!

So from my experience of preparing for my own test, getting a required score and interacting with so many students , I have decided to conduct a short course on IELTS tips and tricks. It consists of 4/5 online classes.

I genuinely want to help as many people as possible,so the fees for the course will be very low,just for the contents that I had to buy to prepare the course.
If you are interested kindly DM❤️

My daughter was attending her online English class today, and I observed that her teacher roam about in a park and take the course. Earlier, my wife ignored it but did mention that to me at the end of the class.

Yesterday she got irritated. She complained to me that we should talk to school authorities and complain about her. The background noises were disturbing, and it was unacceptable that a teacher takes an online class while sitting on a bench in the park.

I asked her to talk to the teacher first before she escalates. Today she did that. In between the class, my wife interrupted and said that since you are roaming outside, there is a lot of disturbance, and kids cannot follow. My wife was agitated.

The teacher apologized and said her mother had been hospitalized and she takes classes from an outside parking area near the hospital. It's a matter of few days, but she didn't want kids to miss their classes.

My wife is sitting with guilt now.

Perceptions we create without understanding the real reason behind the situation lead us to such situations.

What was anger now changed to respect for the teacher.

Try to see both sides of the coin before complaining.