

Jasleen Kaur
Assistant Supervisor at a tuition centre, with previous experience teaching Punjabi at a Punjabi school.
A grades in GCSE & A Level Punjabi, with a strong foundation in reading, writing, and speaking.
Fluent Punjabi speaker since childhood, with a genuine love for sharing the language and culture.

Tarnjot Kaur
Deeply passionate about Punjabi language with a commitment to preserving cultural heritage.
Experienced in teaching Punjabi and the Gurmukhi script at educational and cultural camps.
A fluent Punjabi speaker and confident orator, skilled in engaging audiences through expression and storytelling.

Arshdeep Kaur
Native of Punjab, brings authentic punjabi context to make the language more engaging
Dedicated to make Punjabi easy, fun and accessible for all learners at all abilities
Passionate in building learner's confidence in speaking Punjabi so they can experience the language
For Manisha, learning Punjabi is about reconnecting with her mother tongue as an adult. Through guided practice and real conversation with her tutor, she’s been able to start speaking with confidence - one sentence at a time.
Starting something new can feel intimidating - especially a new language. Seema joined her first session feeling nervous, but quickly realised she was in a supportive, patient space where mistakes were welcomed and progress felt achievable.
At the heart of our teaching is a simple focus - helping learners feel comfortable, supported, and confident as they practise and progress in their own time.
Not at all! This course is built for complete beginners. You’ll start from basic sounds, greetings, and simple sentences.
All lessons are live on Zoom in small groups so you can practise speaking and get feedback directly from the instructor.
No problem! Every session is recorded and uploaded, so you can catch up anytime.
You’re learning with real people, real feedback, and real conversations — not just repeating words into your phone.
All instructors are fluent Punjabi speakers with experience teaching beginners. They’ll make lessons simple, fun, and relatable.
Yes! By Week 12 you’ll be much more confident holding short conversations, understanding common phrases, and expressing yourself naturally.
About 2–3 hours total — one live lesson and some light practice or homework between sessions.
We focus first on speaking and understanding Punjabi. Reading and writing are not covered in our beginner program.
Each group has around 6–10 students so that everyone gets a chance to speak and get personal support.
This is a paid group course that gives you live lessons, personal feedback, and full access to learning materials.
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