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こんにちは。私は「ジェイ・ミン、J Min」と申します。お会いできて嬉しいです！！！   私はソウルで生まれ、今までずっとソウルで暮らしています。そのため、韓国語の標準語である「ソウル弁」を話し、方言は使いません。韓国のソウル国立大学（Seoul Nat'l University）を卒業し、イギリスのウォーリック大学（University of Warwick）で修士号（MA in Int'l Political Economy）を取得しました。2023年まで約30年間、国家公務員として勤務していました。   TESOLのように外国人に韓国語を教える先生になりたいと思い、2012年に「ソウル文化芸術大学校国際言語教育院」で韓国語教員養成課程を修了しました。そして2014年に韓国の国立国語院が主催する「韓国語教員3級検定試験」に合格し、韓国語教員の資格を取得しました。 &

Hello! My name is Lee Minjoo and I am currently teaching math at a cram school!ヽ(✿ﾟ▽ﾟ)ノ I majored in Japanese language and culture at Hankuk University of Foreign Studies in South Korea. I first learned Japanese at university and faced many challenges as a beginner learner. This is why I can empathize with the struggles of learning a new language.   It is especially important to have a tutor

안녕하세요! I have lived in South Korea since 2005, graduated from a graduate school (linguistics) in South Korea, and have been involved in language education in both Japan and South Korea. From basic grammar, daily conversation, expressions that cannot be directly translated, to the latest trends, I will deliver the joy of learning Korean from both a native speaker’s perspective and as an obser

I am a Korean housewife and this will be my 15th year since I came to Japan. This is my 3rd year teaching Korean. I haven't been teaching for very long, but I believe that we can't rely solely on textbooks. I teach vocabulary words and conversational phrases that don't appear in the textbooks that are on the market. I like to focus on putting what you learned to use, so I can help you extend your

Hello! My name is Jenny, and I am from Seoul, South Korea! I am delighted to meet you!!! My English name “Jenny” was given to me by my very first native English teacher. I sometimes use my English name when I live abroad or in English classes because my Korean name has a “batchim” (a syllable block at the end) that can be difficult for non-Korean speakers to pronounce. &nbs

Nice to meet you~ My name is Talpong! Thi isn’t my real name, but my second name that I have been using since junior high school.My Japanese friends often call me Talpong-pong~ My Background in the Japanese LanguageI majored in Japanese in college because I was interested in Japanese manga and video games. I then completed graduate school in the Japanese Language Program to develop

Hello, I am a south korea native,  and pleased to make your acquaintance! i majored in baking science & Technology in university and also I studied at the American Institute of baking I love cafes and bread too.I live near Gangnam in Seoul, so I know about the latest trends in Korea My lesson style is flexible.The class is tailored to the students' hobbies, personalities, and interests.

Welcome to “Chan Park’s Korean Language Class”!! Hello, everyone! I am “Chan Park.” My real name is “Park Kyu-Yeol,” but my former colleagues called me “Chan Park,” which later became my nickname. (Although I do like it. ^^;) So please feel free to call me teacher Chan Park~!   I look forward to learning and progressing together with you

No. 2 in the new tutor rankings, No. 3 in the new tutor rankings, No. 4 in the new tutor rankings, No. 4 in the trend tutor rankings, No. 5 in the Trend tutor rankings, No. 2 in the Trend tutor rankings, No. 5 in the Trend tutor rankings,2023 Newcomer AwardHello! My name is Lia.   I was born and raised in Busan, and graduated from a university in Suwon, Gyeonggi

Anyonhaseyo? I'm Korean teacher Hyun! Have you ever thought that Korean names are hard to remember? I'm often called Hyon-chan or Pon-chan by my Japanese friends. I'd be happy if you called me Hyun, too. ・Self-introductionI realize it's been 10 years since I came to Japan. After working in Tokyo and Kobe, I lived in Boston in America for 2 years. After such an experience, I discovered that I want