A doctor and an administrator at a hospital, also a bibliophile, would love to give tuitions in English language

I think learning is a lifelong process and you need guide, mentor, friend to succeed. I still remember the day when I got admission in one of the prestigious university of India, Tata institute of social sciences. I had managed my interview in broken English but I had to improve on that front to compete with talent which came from all the states of India and the competition of Job hunting.
I was fortunate enough to meet Shusha Raina in my TISS journey, I started from basics with her help, read books suggested by her, practiced speaking English.
Today I'm leading the team of 500 people in leading diagnostics company of India.
Thank you shusha.

Regards,
Vijay Talkhandkar

She is a good teacher. She is well informed about her subject. She teaches very nicely. She is always on time..

I have spent two years of my post graduation with her and what a privilege it was to have her as one of my best buddies not just because she is an all time soul healer but also because there was so much to learn from her academically as well as socially. Shusha is like an alive walking talking storehouse of literature and language and 1st to come to your mind when you need someone to explain the meanings of words with a clear difference with the similar ones. In short, it's great to have her as your english guide who also is a wonderful mentor and can customize learning as per every learner :)