Mineco-sensei and I have been reading 吾輩は猫である which is a book I have been very interested in for years now, but could never really understand by myself.
Mineco-sensei always prepares thoroughly for each lesson. She makes slides with the words, phrases and grammar for each passage. She also researches the cultural background whenever there's a difficult part or idiom in the text, as well as prepares some sentences for me to read outloud as a practice. We always have a chat about the passage and every single lesson is a lot of fun. I really appreciate all of the work Mineco-sensei puts into lesson prep.
I use English at work sometimes and I took his lesson to improve my English. He commented not only for English correctness but impression, his perspective and what other people might think if I use the particular phrase in that way. His advice is absolutely helpful and I want to have a conversation with him sometimes!
Hi! I am chiyo, nice to meet you! :) In Cafetalk, I teach math and English to both primary and secondary school students. Also, I offer Japanese conversation lessons to non-native speakers. I currently work as a tutor, teaching both as a private and at a cram school. The subjects that I mainly teach are math, calculus, and English. I can tutor high school students for their college entrance math
Hello, I’m teacher Sarah! In my lessons, I will be offering the following lessons: ◉ Full-fledged 【acting】 and 【singing】 instruction that I have given to TV personalities belonging to entertainment agencies. ◉ 【Vocal training】that can be used in daily life, such as how to improve glide and intonation ◉ 【Communication techniques】to improve human relations, presentation skills, and sales skills.
I do my best to offer tailor-made lessons for each individual student. I was not good at English until I graduated from college. However, even after graduating, I couldn’t give up on my dream of becoming a teacher, so I went to Canada on a working holiday to improve my English skills. I worked at a Japanese restaurant, a cafe, and a study abroad agent in Canada for 3 years, and then returned to
Hello everyone! My name is Emi, and I am from Tokyo, Japan. I returned to Japan in 2020, and I now live in Tokyo. I believe that the most important way to improve your conversational skills is to actually “speak out loud.” You will be able to remember the grammar and phrases you have learned by saying them out loud. Please don’t be afraid to make mistakes, and speak out loud in my lessons^^ *
最佳課程獎票選評價 2026年春夏最佳課程獎 →
Keiko Davy
Celina.Li
lily fan
Natsumi.Yam
Lotta
Mineco
YUKINO.T
Neve
York
じゅんじ / John
Stephen Brivati
Haruka Yao