James is a very attentive and supportive teacher. He clearly points out mistakes in a helpful way, which makes it easy to understand areas for improvement. The lessons cover a wide range of interesting topics, making the learning experience engaging. His feedback is practical and actionable, which has been very useful for my progress.
Hello Everyone! My name is Stephen Takayuki Charette. I am an English-Japanese speaking bilingual conductor. Let me give you a brief background of what I do. <As a Musician> Twenty years ago, after graduating from the Cleveland Institute of Music with a bachelors degree in clarinet performance, I moved to Japan to begin my career as a professional clarinetist. I have gained a lot of exper
Annyeong-haseyo! I am Seola, a Korean language teacher from Japan! I have been studying Korean for 5 years, and teaching it for about 3 years now. I offer “daily conversation” and “Japanese to Korean instant composition” lessons for introductory to beginner level students. I currently have weekly lessons with about 40 students including through other websites^^ I do my best to make my “lessons fu
Although I am German i grew up bilingually with English, as many friends of my parents did not speak German.I am originally an archaeologist, but when I got married to a Japanese and moved to Japan in 1993 we opened a language school in Gunma. My husband was asked to go to Sri Lanka in 2006, so we gave up the language school and since then I teach English online.I teach basically everything - fro
Hello I'm Yuka. I live in Nara, Japan.The first capital was located in Nara. So there are many historic buildings, important cultural properties and national treasures there.TODAIJI TEMPLE is a World Heritage site, and is listed as one of the historic monument of Ancient Nara. A traditional Japanese food called 'WA-SHOKU' added Intangible Cultural Heritage. 'WA' means relax, soften,harmony.
Hi ! I am Hasshii Right now I am working for a research institution in Tokyo as an interpreter and also as a translator. Before this job, I worked as a simultaneous interpreter and also as an English teacher in Japan for 5 years. Before that, from 1992 till 2002, I was in Los Angeles for 10 years and worked for a nonprofit organization named Interconnection Center as the director of
Hello everyone♬ My name is Yuka ♪ I have been working as an herbalist for about 10 years now, and I am a JAMHA (Japan Medical Herb Association) certified “Senior Herbalist.” I am also currently learning about authentic herbalism overseas on a regular basis. I would like to use my knowledge and experience to help people,so I have been offering lectures, worksho
I completed all the requirements of Japanese Language Teacher Training Course (420 hours above.) I also have qualifications in ・career consultant ・teaching license(junior high school and high school) ・certified psychologist I was working in marketing and accounts.(approximately 15 years) I have been to UK, Canada, Hong Kong, Taiwan, South Korea, Indonesia! My hobbies a
Nice to meet you! I’m yumiko.A. I’m happy to be able to meet you here on Cafetalk and I look forward to working with you in my lessons♪ I have a Japanese teacher certificate. What kind of Japanese would you like to study? I will customize my lessons based on your needs♪ Any kind of Japanese is fine. I will explain everything in an easily understandable way! Let’s have a fun lesson together♪ Let’s
Nice to meet you. I’m Ines Tsukui (津久井イネス), a Portuguese language tutor who loves exploring open-air hot springs all over Japan. For me, there’s nothing more soothing than soaking in a hot spring while traveling and taking in the local atmosphere and way of life. I teach Portuguese with the belief that “learning a language means engaging with that country’s culture and values.” I completed a g
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