What to bring to your first class
Not much — but two of these save you a week of catching up.
A notebook and something to write with. Most of what you will want to keep from a session is the correction of something you got wrong, and that does not survive being remembered.
Your course outline, if you are joining Academic Coaching. Sessions follow the syllabus you are already being taught, so the outline is what makes the first session useful rather than introductory.
Any previous test report, if you have one. An old IELTS or PTE score sheet tells the teacher in thirty seconds what a conversation would take twenty minutes to establish.
Your CNIC or B-Form number for the enrolment record, and a parent or guardian’s contact number if you are under eighteen.
That is all. You do not need to buy books before the first session — wait until you have been told which ones the course actually uses.