English Coaching
in Bettiah
We explain each grammar rule with examples, then students use it in writing. They read English every week, and their written work is corrected.
Why English feels hard
English Improves With Weekly Reading and Writing
Most students in West Champaran think in Hindi. In school, English is often taught as a list of rules to remember. The student passes the test and still cannot write a correct sentence.
We explain each rule with examples, so the student understands it. Then the student uses it in sentences, in a short paragraph and in a letter. Written work is corrected, and the same mistake is checked again later.
Reading matters as much as grammar. A student who reads a little English every week learns new words from the reading itself.
Class 6 to 8, the foundation
Grammar from the start, on the CBSE syllabus. Reading and short writing every week.
See Class 8 coachingWhat is covered
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- Nouns, verbs, tenses and building a correct sentence
- Voice, narration, prepositions and clauses
- Unseen passages and reading with attention
- Paragraph, letter and notice writing
Class 9 and 10, the board paper
The prescribed reader, grammar and writing formats for the CBSE paper.
See Class 10 coachingWhat is covered
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- The full prescribed CBSE reader
- Determiners, tenses, modals and reported speech
- Formal letter and analytical paragraph, the CBSE Class 10 writing tasks
- Unseen passages and the reading section of the CBSE paper
English for SSC, Banking and Railway
SSC CGL, CHSL and MTS have an English section, and so do IBPS PO and Clerk. RRB NTPC and Group D have none. English is its own class here, in the Hindi medium batch too.
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- Grammar rules tested in error-spotting questions
- Vocabulary, built through reading
- Timed reading comprehension
- Timed practice in the format of the paper
Two ways to learn
English learnt as rules, and English as we teach it
The left column is how English is often studied. The right column is what we do in class.
Common mistake
- Grammar rules are copied and learnt by heart
- Answers to the reader are memorised from a guide
- Written work is rarely corrected
- Word lists are learnt and then forgotten
What we do at Knox
- Each rule is explained with examples, then used in writing
- The reader is read and understood in class
- Writing is corrected, with the mistake shown
- New words are learnt through weekly reading
Admissions desk
Have a question? Call us.
The admissions desk at the Bettiah campus answers this number. You can also send a WhatsApp message.
Batch timingsWhich batches are open for your class or exam.
Fees and scholarshipThe fee, and the date of the next scholarship test.
Medium of teachingWhich medium your batch is taught in.
Free demo classA day and time to sit in a class.
Aims for the year
What a Year of English at Knox Works Towards
- Tenses used correctly in everyday sentences
- A letter or a paragraph written in the right format
- An unseen passage read and answered in time
- Fewer repeated mistakes in written work
- A habit of reading a little English every week
- More confidence in the English section of an exam
FAQ
Questions Parents Ask About English Coaching
Which is the best English coaching in Bettiah?
Each family should decide that for itself. Check any coaching on things you can see. Is grammar explained in a language your child understands? Is written work corrected? Is there reading in class, or only rules? Can you sit in a class first? At Knox the answer to each is yes. Call 92881 10034 to book a free demo class.
Can a Hindi medium student improve in English?
Yes. English improves slowly, through reading and written practice every week over the year. In our SSC, Banking and Railway batches, English is its own class in the Hindi medium batch too. Our Class 6 to 10 batches follow CBSE and are taught in English.
Do you teach English for Class 11 and 12?
Please call the admissions desk on 92881 10034 and ask. They can tell you which batches are open for your class and board.
Do you teach in Hindi or English?
It depends on the programme. Class 6 to 10 and CBSE Class 11 and 12 are taught in English. Bihar Board I.Sc. (Class 11 and 12) has a Hindi medium batch and an English medium batch. The entrance and government-exam batches run as the page for each one says. You get study material in the medium you enrol in.
Can I attend a demo class before enrolling?
Yes. You can book a free demo class for any programme. You sit in a normal class with the batch you would join. Call 92881 10034 to reserve a seat.
Do you run spoken English classes?
We do not run a separate spoken English course. Our career guidance and personality development classes work on confidence, speaking and interviews. For school and exam English, this page describes what we teach.
Do you teach English for SSC and Banking exams?
Yes. In our SSC, Banking and Railway batches, English is taught as its own class, in the Hindi medium batch too. SSC CGL, CHSL and MTS and the IBPS PO and Clerk exams all have an English section. RRB NTPC and Group D do not.
Where is Knox Learning Academy located?
We are in Bettiah, West Champaran, Bihar. Students come to our classes from Bettiah, Narkatiaganj, Bagaha, Ramnagar, Chanpatia and nearby parts of West Champaran. Call 92881 10034 for directions or to book a campus visit.
Is there a scholarship or fee concession available?
Yes. Any applicant can sit our scholarship test. It gives fee waivers on merit. We also give concessions to siblings and to students from economically weaker families. Talk to the admissions desk about your case.
Admissions Open 2026–27
Sit in a free demo class first
English improves when written work is corrected, so batches are kept small. Call the admissions desk to check which batches are open for your class.