Class Size

Large class sizes hinder individual attention.

One-on-one or small group settings for personalized attention.

Curriculum Flexibility

Rigid, standardized curricula that may not address individual needs.

Customized curriculum tailored to each student’s proficiency and goals

Teaching Methods

Often use outdated, lecture-based methods.

Interactive, modern methods including real-life conversations and multimedia tools.

Student Engagement

Students often feel disengaged and unmotivated.

High engagement through interactive and relevant content.

Progress Tracking

Infrequent and standardized assessments.

Continuous, personalized feedback and assessments.

Language Practice

Limited opportunities for real-life English practice.

Frequent practice with native speakers and real-world scenarios.

Cultural Exposure

Minimal exposure to diverse English-speaking cultures.

Emphasis on cultural immersion and understanding.

Technology Integration

Limited use of modern technology.

Extensive use of technology for interactive and immersive learning experiences.

Student Confidence

Many students feel insecure about their English skills.

Builds confidence through practical and supportive learning environments.

Extracurricular Support

Limited support outside of regular class hours.

Availability of additional resources and support outside of standard learning hours.