Smith Shah

Reviewed on 16 Apr, 2025

Spoken English Age group of student:16 yrs to 25 yrs Preferred language of instruction:Hindi to English,Kannada to English Level I want to learn:Advanced

"As a student from Jaipur aiming for higher education abroad, my biggest hurdle wasn’t academics it was speaking English confidently. I could write essays well, but interviews and casual conversations terrified me. My accent, my pauses, my fear of mistakes everything held me back. Smith Sir’s coaching was a game-changer. Here’s how he helped: Interview Mastery Mock sessions replicated real university interviews tough questions, quick thinking, and feedback that fixed my weak spots. Fluency Over Perfection: Instead of obsessing over grammar, he trained me to speak naturally like how students abroad actually talk. Accent Neutralization: No fake "American" accent just clear, confident pronunciation so I’m understood anywhere. Cultural Prep: Taught me informal phrases, campus slang, and how to handle group discussions like a pro. The Result? I aced my university interview, got my visa approval, and now chat with classmates abroad without hesitation. "

Reviewed on 15 Apr, 2025

Spoken English Age group of student:16 yrs to 25 yrs Preferred language of instruction:Marathi to English Level I want to learn:Basic

"I’m from maharashtra. In my town, everyone speaks marathi. My english knowledge was only from books. When I got into mba, I panicked. How to speak in class? In interviews? My mind would go blank. Smith sir understood. He said, “stop translating marathi to english in your head. Think in english.” we practiced small talk, mock interviews, and group debates. He made me speak even when I messed up. No shame. Now? My english isn’t perfect, but I can talk. I gave a presentation last week—hands shaking, but I finished! In gds, I speak 2-3 times, not just stay quiet. Sir taught me to pause and speak clearly, not fast. Biggest win? Last month, I explained a project to my professor without stuttering. He said, “good work.” that “good work” felt like a trophy. If you’re from a small town and scared of english, go to smith sir. He’ll make you believe you can."