Thila Nathan

Senior Educational Therapist
Thila Nathan — Senior Educational Therapist

Thila is an experienced Senior Educational Therapist with more than 16 years of teaching experience across preschool and primary-school settings. She previously spent over 10 years with the Dyslexia Association of Singapore and also supports students participating in specialised learning-support programmes at MOE primary schools and international schools.

Her expertise includes teaching English as a second language and supporting learners with dyslexia, dysgraphia and Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD). Thila draws on multisensory learning, structured literacy, differentiated instruction, positive reinforcement and interactive activities to tailor her teaching to each child’s individual learning needs.

Known for her energetic and animated teaching style, Thila makes learning engaging and enjoyable. Parents have shared that their children look forward to attending her sessions. Her strong classroom-management and communication skills help her create a structured, encouraging environment in which children can participate confidently and work towards their learning goals.

Thila also values close collaboration with parents. She keeps families involved in their child’s learning and helps them establish a supportive home environment. Through engaging intervention and consistent partnership with caregivers, Thila aims to help every child make meaningful progress while maintaining their confidence and motivation to learn.

Degrees & Qualifications

  • Bachelor of Education, University of South Australia
  • Diploma in Early Childhood Education, Ngee Ann Polytechnic
  • Specialist Diploma in Specific Learning Differences, Dyslexia Association of Singapore
  • Board Certified Teletherapy Specialist

Selected Professional Training

Learning Skills and Engagement for Underperforming Students, Jensen Learning; Auditory-Visual Interactive Decoding, Child Guidance Clinic, Singapore; ADHD and Related Emotional and Behavioural Difficulties, Ministry of Education, Singapore.