Latiful Azam Kishoregonj Nilphamari
Tanzia Tazin has become a source of inspiration in the fields of elocution, proper pronunciation, and presentation. Born in Susang Durgapur, a culturally rich region in Netrokona, her upbringing took place in the bustling city of Dhaka. Although her early years were spent in an urban setting, a return to her village during the eighth grade ignited in her a deep connection to culture an influence that would shape the rest of her journey. It was during her school years that she first developed a passion for reciting poetry through participation in various cultural programs. However, as a teenager, the change in her voice often sounding boyish made her self-conscious, something not many are aware of. Yet it was this challenge that sparked a determination to refine her voice, marking the beginning of a new chapter built on a deep love for language. After completing her higher secondary education and returning to Dhaka for admission coaching, her life took a pivotal turn. She joined Sangbrita Elocution Practice & Development Center, based at TSC in the University of Dhaka. Under the shelter of this organization, her recitation journey found a firm foundation. For years, she remained an active member learning, performing, and eventually mentoring others. Tazin earned her undergraduate degree in Economics from Eden Mohila College. Later, marriage and motherhood naturally slowed her organizational activities, but she did not stop. Instead, she reinvented her efforts spreading the light of language from her home. Today, she is a dedicated online instructor in recitation and presentation. From children to adults, she runs various batches and courses including Private, Basic, Advanced, and Advanced Plus. Her full-fledged courses in accurate pronunciation, elocution, news reading, and storytelling have already gained widespread popularity. She has directly trained thousands of students who are now thriving in their own fields with growing confidence and a renewed love for language.
Tanzia Tazin firmly believes:
“Accurate pronunciation is not just an art—it is a responsibility toward the language.”With this philosophy, she aims to dedicate her life to the practice and teaching of Bengali pronunciation, speech, and presentation. She also has a growing interest in writing, aspiring to preserve her thoughts, experiences, and emotions nurturing herself as a writer over time. In her own words “Many people struggle to speak clearly, overcome regional accents, or express themselves confidently. I believe that with the right guidance and consistent practice, these challenges can be overcome beautifully. If individuals can become confident in their voice, articulation, and presentation through practice they become not just artists, but conscious guardians of language. I want people not just to speak Bengali but to love it, to preserve it. And I want to walk that path of love for a lifetime.”