Free Masterclass for Parents
Confident Reader Blueprint
Learn why some children still struggle to read even after learning letter sounds — and what parents can do differently to make reading clearer and easier.
Live Online Masterclass
Wednesday, 23 September 2026
11:00 AM IST
Next live session: 23 Sep 2026 • 11:00 AM IST
100% Free • Live Online • For Parents

Nithilaa Thiruvalluvan
Reading Coach & Phonics Coach for Children

Sound familiar?
If any of these sound familiar, this session was created for you.
Parent voices
Mam, many thanks for training my daughter Praghathi with Phonics. Now she is able to read sentences and she also started forming sentences on her own. She is just a standout student at school when it comes to reading, forming sentences and telling stories in LKG. This is not possible without your class. I am happy with the transformation from where she started attending the class and the position she is currently in. I would really recommend this class to other kids as well. Thanks once again mam.
Nithilaa mam is very friendly and her teaching is good and understandable. I enrolled my daughter before 4 months and I'm seeing a tremendous improvement in her reading skill. Nithilaa mam can make anyone read. She is a very dedicated person and can't skip even one class. Would definitely recommend Nithilaa mam for Phonics class.
I chose Read to Lead for my 5 yrs old girl Sarah through my friend's referral and yes now it's a wise choice and my daughter is improving well in all aspects of reading and writing. Thank you Nithila mam for the good results. You have handled well with utmost care and patience. If anyone is seeking a Phonics Class, definitely it's a right choice.
Credibility
Nithilaa Thiruvalluvan — Reading Coach & Phonics Coach for Children.
Cambridge BEC Business English certification
High TOEFL score (examination taken in Singapore)
Inside the masterclass
01
Knowing individual sounds does not automatically mean a child can use them to read words. We look closely at what is missing in between.
02
Words carry patterns that make reading systematic. Children should not have to memorise every word individually.
Once a child sees the structure inside words, reading stops being guesswork.
03
Moving up a grade does not create reading confidence on its own. Children need the right instruction, structure and practice.
Reading confidence is not built by age. It is built by structure.
Common pitfalls
Mistakes parents and teachers should avoid so they don't unintentionally make reading harder while trying to help.
The goal is not to blame parents. The goal is to show a better way.
Core philosophy
Step 01
Help children understand the sounds and foundational skills that support reading.
Step 02
Help children recognise patterns within words rather than depending entirely on memorisation.
Step 03
Help children become independent readers with a clear way to approach words.
The shift
The outcome
Understand what your child may actually be struggling with.
Know what to focus on instead of trying random reading activities.
Help your child experience success rather than constant correction.
Understand the structure behind developing strong reading skills.
Next live session: 23 Sep 2026 • 11:00 AM IST

About your coach
I have taught more than 200 children across different ages, learning abilities and parts of the world, with over 3,000 hours spent working directly with children.
I hold a BEC Business English Certificate from Cambridge, and I took the TOEFL examination in Singapore with a high score.
Most of my students have come through genuine parent referrals and word-of-mouth recommendations — that trust means a great deal to me.
My goal is to make reading easier for children, and to make it easier for parents to know how to support them.
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100% Free • Live Online • For Parents