To begin with, I teach the basics, so you have an idea of the language. by basic I don’t mean, and, if, but what I mean, is a basic way meaning, going to the places you want to go to and asking for help incase you’re lost, any emergency knowledge, so you know what to say when you are in danger. Basic knowledge about how to handle a challenging situation. These and many more that are yet to mention are the key things I would teach my students as it’s so important to know what to do, when to do it and most definitely how to do it. Then afterwards, I teach you more intimidate words, once you have learned the basics and we get to professional so with this, you’re more fluent. it is important to start off small and gradually increase because trying to fit everything at once can confuse you and it may prevent you from getting to where you want. It would be too much to take in and you may say wrong things at the wrong time. So it’s crucial to take it step-by-step, so you can receive enough knowledge! The reason for this is that there is more room for more information when you’re at a steady pace but trying to fit in everything at once could confuse you and the people around you. I’m strict when it comes to seriousness as it’s so important to stay focused when somebody is trying to help you. I like to joke around here and there to keep the lessons entertaining and most importantly, even if I didn’t know the opposite persons language, I can get them into understanding English. With help in a lot of people in my life, who had zero knowledge of the language it built my understanding. I don’t know German, I can teach a German person English without knowing the language. This is an example.