Speaking Telugu at home and studying it in a textbook are two different skills. We work on both - reading speed, spelling, grammar and writing for students, and honest everyday conversation for adults who want the language back.
The right starting point depends entirely on what the learner already has, so we place every student at the correct level before the first class.
For students studying in Telugu medium - correct spelling, handwriting, reading of the chapter, vyakaranam application and answer writing in the format the school expects, plus support for students who moved to English medium.
Past-paper pattern practice, vyakaranam, rachana, gadyalu, rachanalekhana, vachakas and alankaram questions, with timed writing practice so the exam room feels familiar before the actual exam.
For adults who understand spoken Telugu but never learnt to read or write it, or who want to speak with more confidence at home and in the community - learning at a pace set by the learner, not a syllabus.
Telugu becomes easy when the ear is trained before the hand. Every lesson starts with reading aloud and ends with writing that is corrected line by line.
Three groups. School students who need help with Telugu medium subjects or who moved to English medium and are struggling. SSC, intermediate and board exam candidates who need grammar and writing practice. And adults who want to read, write or speak Telugu properly, including people who understand the language but have not used it in years. Class-level programs are listed on our tuition pages.
Parts of speech, meaning of words and sentences, samasa, sandhi, alankaras including anusvara, chandrabindu and visarga, pada and bhavana, tarkavedulu, rachana and rachanalekhana. Each rule is practised with sentences the student reads aloud and then writes, because grammar and writing improve together, not separately.
Usually yes, and it is one of our most common requests. Spoken and written Telugu are different skills, so we start with short graded passages read aloud, then unfamiliar passages with vocabulary built gradually, followed by silent reading with comprehension questions. Regular practice shows visible improvement within a few weeks.
Yes. Adults who can follow spoken Telugu but never learnt to read or write it can begin at the letter and word level and progress steadily from there. Spoken Telugu classes for those who simply want to converse more confidently are also available, with the pace decided by the learner.
Both. Online Telugu tuition is open to learners across India, and home tuition is available in Hyderabad and nearby areas based on teacher availability. Reading practice, essay writing and dictation work well online because the teacher can annotate and correct every attempt on screen. See online tuition and home tuition details.
Tell us who is learning - school student, SSC candidate or adult - and what the goal is. We will place them at the right level from day one.
Share the class, the medium of study and what is needed - vyakaranam, reading, writing or spoken Telugu. We will call back with a teacher match and a level suggestion.
