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안녕하세요! Annyeonghaseyo!I’m caoli and I have been living in South Korea for 9 years. 【Experience】I started learning Korean when I was a freshman in high school and after graduating, I furthered my Korean language studies by studying abroad at Kyunghee University’s Institute of International Education. After completing my degree in Political Science and International Relations at Kyunghee University

Hello. My name is Shonii, and I live in South Korea! You can also call me “Shonii” or “쇼니 쌤 (teacher Shonii)”:D [What am I like as a teacher?]   - Native Korean speaker - Speaks in standard accent - Experienced in Korean teaching & volunteering - Currently works as a filmmaker & tutor ---------- [These are my strengths!]   I majored in media broadcasting a

Hello! My name is June. I am Korean. Korean is my native language. I can speak a little English, but I can't speak Japanese. So I can communicate mostly in Korean and learn Korean in a realistic way. I have experience teaching in Korea. I have a teaching license and a Korean language teacher license. So I have experience teaching social studies and Korean in middle and high schools.   I can

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

Annyeonhaseyo! My name is Lee Sang-a. I lived in Japan for two years when I was in elementary school, and even after returning to South Korea, I continued to study Japanese and entered Kanda University of International Studies. After graduating, I worked for a Japanese trading company for 8 years. While living in Japan for 12 years, I taught Korean one-on-one as a Korean language tutor, while also

Nice to meet you. My name is Kim Yucheol and I teach Korean at Cafetalk. My name is hard to pronounce, so please feel free to call me “Tetsu.” There are times when I feel lonely when I am studying a foreign language on my own. This is why I would like to be more like a friend and grow together with my student instead of having a strict teacher-student relationship with a clear hierarch

Hello! My name is YUKINO.T☺ 　I first became interested in South Korea when I was a junior high school students as one of my classmates was Korean, and after studying Korean on my own in high school, I entered a university and majored in the Korean language for four years!   　During my studies, I experienced a one-year exchange program in Ulsan Metropolitan City, South Korea. Once I graduated, I w

Hi, my name is Ayaka.　I went on a trip to Korea during my last high school's year and majored in Korean language at university, and after graduating I went on to graduate school in Korea to study Korean language education. I am currently working as a Korean language instructor at a language school.　There are many people who are looking for a native teacher. However, because I am a Japanese native

Nice to meet you. My name is I Jungsook (이정숙). I was born in Itaewon-dong, Yongsan-gu, Seoul and have been living in Seoul for my whole life. I fell in love with Japan and majored in Japanese studies at university. I've been to Tokyo, Osaka, and Fukuoka, and every time I go there, I always think it's a nice place.   I’ve worked for a Japanese trading company, and I teach Japanese at a

I've been teaching Korean since 2016 in cafetalk. (I was in late 20's back then, now almost in mid 30's. Time flies so fast.) I temporarily stopped teaching Korean since I came back to my work over the last 2 years until now. Even though I've taught Korean to several studnets during the weekend. I have a 5-year career in teaching so far.   I am really glad that I am able to come back to Cafetalk