ಕನ್ನಡ ಕಲಿಯೋಣNo more Kannada exam stress
Live online Kannada tuitions for school students, built for kids who don't hear the language much at home — and need to do well in it at school.
One-on-one and small-batch online classes · 1st to 10th Standard
Kannada is a school subject long before it's a home language
Many families in Bengaluru speak Hindi, Tamil, Telugu, Malayalam or English at home — but Kannada is still a compulsory subject at school, with its own script, grammar and exams. That gap is where kids fall behind, and where we start.
At home
English, Hindi, Tamil, Telugu — whatever the family speaks. Kannada rarely comes up in daily conversation.
At school
A full Kannada paper — reading, writing, grammar, poetry — expected at the same level as any other subject.
Built around where your child actually is
Classes are grouped by grade band, not one-size-fits-all — so younger kids build comfort with the script, and older kids sharpen exam technique.
Foundation
- Varnamale — the Kannada alphabet, read and written properly
- Simple words, everyday vocabulary
- Reading small paragraphs aloud with confidence
- Making Kannada feel familiar, not foreign
Building blocks
- Grammar (vyakarana) explained simply
- Comprehension passages and short compositions
- Vocabulary building for school textbooks
- Regular writing practice with correction
Board ready
- Textbook-aligned lessons and previous-year papers
- Essay and letter-writing practice
- Poetry and prose explained for exam answers
- Focused revision closer to exams
Everything happens online, on a schedule that fits school
Live, one-on-one or small batch
Real-time classes over video, not recorded lessons — so your child can ask questions as they come up.
Flexible scheduling
Classes are timed around school hours and homework, not the other way around.
CBSE, ICSE & State Board
Lessons follow your child's own textbook — CBSE, ICSE, or Karnataka State Board — so class work and tuition stay in sync.
Parent updates
Simple, regular updates on what was covered and how your child is progressing.
Patient teaching for a subject that shouldn't feel intimidating
Native-speaking tutors who are used to teaching kids who don't speak Kannada at home.
Personal attention — small batches, not a crowded classroom your child gets lost in.
Confidence first — reading and speaking practice, not just memorising for the exam.
Clear communication with parents on progress, difficulties, and what to practise at home.
Let's get your child comfortable with Kannada
Message us with your child's grade and school, and we'll suggest the right starting point.