I-Level English Academy

06/12/2025

Word of the year 2025 by Cambridge and Oxford Dictionary

[In this video have shared 2 words given by two popular dictionaries as Word of the Year, enhance your vocabulary to develop 21st century skills and get placed in your dream company]

03/12/2025

Toxic people you might meet at your workplace-Part 2

30/11/2025

Why have we put Dilettante in this list, is there any other meaning associated with it?

29/11/2025

Types of people we usually meet at our workplaces. Most of the terms are used to reflect some toxic feature but then why dilettante is a negative trait?

22/11/2025

In this video we have talked about 5 common mistakes which Indians usually make while using English as a mode of communication.

09/11/2025

Positive Traits & Abilities
As brave as a lion – very courageous.
As busy as a bee – always active and hardworking.
As graceful as a swan – elegant in movement.
As strong as an ox – physically powerful.
As wise as an owl – intelligent and thoughtful.
As swift as a deer – quick and agile.
As loyal as a dog – faithful and devoted.
As gentle as a lamb – mild and kind.
As proud as a peacock – confident, maybe slightly vain.
As cheerful as a lark – joyful and lively.
🐅 Speed, Agility & Movement
As fast as a cheetah – extremely quick.
As sly as a fox – clever and strategic.
As quiet as a mouse – very silent or discreet.
As alert as a hawk – sharply observant.
As slippery as an eel – hard to catch or pin down.
As quick as a rabbit – moves or reacts instantly.
🐘 Personality & Temperament
As stubborn as a mule – refuses to change opinions.
As playful as a kitten – light-hearted and fun.
As calm as a cow – peaceful and relaxed.
As curious as a cat – eager to know everything.
As timid as a mouse – very shy or nervous.
As greedy as a pig – wants too much (often food or wealth).
🐍 Negative or Tricky Traits
As cold as a fish – unemotional or distant.
As cunning as a fox – deceitfully intelligent.
As mean as a snake – spiteful or treacherous.
As blind as a bat – unable to see (literally or metaphorically).
As mad as a hornet – extremely angry.
As noisy as a parrot – talkative or loud.
🦋 Delicate or Emotional States
As free as a bird – carefree and independent.
As light as a feather – very light or delicate.
As happy as a clam – content and satisfied.
As nervous as a cat on a hot tin roof – very anxious or restless.
As patient as a spider – waiting quietly for the right moment.

07/11/2025

02/11/2025

In this video some of my students at Galgotias University have tried delivering their Elevator. They have not only realised their strengths like Body Language and having good content, they also learnt how their peers aced it under pressure.

Try crafting one for yourself and do not hesitate to share one on my DMs.

30/10/2025

The concept originated in business and startup circles, where entrepreneurs had to “sell” their idea quickly to potential investors they might meet by chance.
Today, it’s used more broadly — in job interviews, networking, personal branding, or even academic presentations — whenever you need to make a quick, strong impression.
🎯 Key Idea
An elevator pitch isn’t just about speed — it’s about clarity and memorability.
It answers three silent questions in under a minute:
Who are you?
What do you do or stand for?
Why should I care or remember you?

Why It’s Important
1. Creates a Strong First Impression
Recruiters meet hundreds of students. A sharp, confident introduction helps you stand out instantly.
➡️ It sets the tone: “This candidate knows how to present themselves.”
2. Shows Communication & Clarity
Your elevator pitch reflects how clearly you can think and express.
➡️ Recruiters value clarity, brevity, and confidence — core employability skills.
3. Highlights Your Value Quickly
You get limited time to talk about yourself.
A good pitch summarises:
Your background (education, field)
Your strengths or interests
What makes you different
➡️ Example:
“I’m an engineering student passionate about problem-solving through AI. I recently led a project that reduced data-processing time by 40%, and I’d love to bring that efficiency mindset to your team.”
4. Boosts Confidence in Interviews
When you start strong, you own the room.
An elevator pitch acts as your icebreaker, helping you settle your nerves and guide the conversation forward.
5. Builds Networking & Professional Etiquette
Whether it’s during pre-placement talks, LinkedIn interactions, or alumni meetings, your pitch helps you introduce yourself professionally and memorably.
💡 In short:
“Your elevator pitch is your personal brand — condensed into 60 seconds.”
It tells the recruiter why you matter, even before your resume speaks.

28/10/2025

It all started with this statue, the one who inspired me to dream and supported me to pursue each one of it

19/02/2024

05/09/2023

As a teacher, I always believe that we must keep the students in us alive. Never stop learning and adding credentials to your portfolio. In IELTS speaking, pronunciation must never be taught separately but as an integral part of language. With this, I have another feather in my hat!

This time cheers to self-learning