English, with
room to grow.

I’m Narin. I help young learners find their voice in English.

A little curiosity goes a long way.
A space to try, play & belong.
AI-edited scene of Narin sharing animal picture cards with children around a learning table
Narin NazarianEnglish teacher & lifelong learner
English lessons since 2016Individual & group learningArmenian, English & Farsi

A teacher.
A storyteller.
A fellow curious mind.

For me, English begins with a connection.

Since 2016, I’ve taught English through conversation, stories, games, and making things together. My background in English Literature brings a love of stories into every lesson.

My approach gives children room to participate, make mistakes, and try again, with lessons shaped around their needs.

Room for imagination
Crafts, stories & hands-on discovery
Care for the individual
Personalised practice & thoughtful feedback
A connection with home
Parent communication & shared learning goals

Small words.
Big discoveries.

A letter, a question, a conversation. Try a tiny example of how English can become play.

Think of an animal that starts with the letter. Then turn the card to discover a word.

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Let’s play with words1 of 4
What animal starts with C?

A little playroom.
A lot of imagination.

Draw a picture, find an animal word, or make a wonderfully silly story. A small space for curious young learners.

Come in and play

From the lesson notebook.

A few ideas for turning English into something children can explore.

Story & speakingWhere did the little fox go?

A little storytelling game with a fox, a tree, and three useful words: in, on, and under.

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Craft & conversationMake a little paper friend.

Paper, colours, and a new character. Make a puppet and give it an English-speaking voice.

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Movement & vocabularyAn English treasure hunt.

Find something red, something small, something soft. Everyday objects become new words.

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Illustrative activities prepared for this website, ready to try or adapt.

AI-created illustration of children making paper animal puppets with a teacher
A little making. A lot to talk about.

The experience behind the lessons.

Teaching, creating materials, and keeping learning thoughtfully organised.

Since 2016Independent English teacherPrivate & online teaching

Individual and group lessons, personalised materials, and support with speaking, grammar, vocabulary, and reading. Online teaching through Google Meet, with creative activities for young learners.

2019 to 2023English teacher & materials coordinatorSoroush Language Institute

Taught learners at different levels, developed books and worksheets, assessed progress, and coordinated classroom materials and academic administration.

2017 to 2019English teacherIran Mehr Institute

Adapted lessons to different ages, levels, and learning styles, maintained lesson records, and gave learners ongoing feedback.

Along the wayCoordination & communityPeople, planning & teamwork

Secretary and personal assistant to the CEO at Torossian, Avanessian & Associates Law Firm, Tehran (2023 to 2025). Sports referee and game coordinator for Armenian School Olympic Games in Tehran (since 2012).

Before we say hello.

Can we learn online?

Yes. My teaching experience includes individual and group online lessons through Google Meet. Tell me about the learner and we can discuss a suitable format.

How are lessons planned?

Lessons and practice materials are adapted to the learner’s needs, level, and goals. Activities can include speaking, reading, vocabulary, grammar, stories, games, and crafts.

How do I ask about lessons?

Send me a message with the learner’s age, current English level, and what you’d like to work on. We can discuss availability, lesson arrangements, and fees directly.

Let’s start with
a hello.

Tell me a little about your learner.
We’ll take the next step together.

A note to Narin

Where would you like to send your note?

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From the lesson notebook

    Try saying

    An illustrative activity made for this folio. Adapt the language and pace to your learner.