EDUROOTS


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 Eduroots Study Centre, a leading overseas education consultancy founded in 2007 in Perinthalmanna, Kerala, with 18+ branches and accreditations from British Council, IDP, and NAFSA, conducted a special interactive class on September 12, 2025, to enhance students' communication skills and awareness of global opportunities abroad.Resource persons shared their personal experiences in guiding students , presented detailed materials on Eduroots' proven methods for foreign education success and collected contact details from interested students for personalized follow-up .

The session concluded with a vote of thanks by Beema Arshad , first year B.Ed student .Resource persons from Eduroots shared practical techniques to improve speaking—such as consistent practice, expanding vocabulary through reading, correct pronunciation, maintaining eye contact, and reasoning responses—while emphasizing active listening via English news, movies without subtitles, and conversations to grasp nuances. They also highlighted why English is crucial for teachers to deliver effective lessons, connect with diverse students, and access professional.



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