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Hometown: Seoul Education: University of the Sacred Heart (Korea) Came to Japan in 1989 and have been a Korean teacher since 2000. Experience teaching at ECC World and Seitoku University Lifelong Learning. Nihongo Kentei level 1, Practical Japanese Communication Exam level A Annyeonghaseyo! I'm Mee Jeong Kim. I came to Japan in 1989, and now, I am still living and teaching here. Right now, my stu

Learn Japanese with a native Japanese speaker for study, business or fun! I have lived in Cheltenham, Gloucestershire in the United Kingdom since December 2009. I am originally from Kumamoto, where I completed a training course at the EII Japanese Language Centre. I have now been teaching Japanese to students of all levels for nearly ten years. I offer individually tailored lessons and am happy to

Hi there! My name is Chiseko. Don't you feel this way about.... I can be able to read and write Japanese. But I can't speak Japanese very well. I passed the JLPT of N1 and N2. But I can't speak Japanese very well. I have little difficulty communicating in day-to-day situations,but I can't use business Japanese. Japanese honorifics,I don't know well. . . I Can't use it. I want to write an email to

Hi, I'm Mark and I am a degree and TEFL qualified English teacher from London, England. I'm also a qualified IELTS tutor and I specialise in teaching IELTS techniques and various other English skills to students.Before I started teaching, I worked as a  scientist and manager for GE Healthcare for 20 years. I moved to SE Asia in 2009 where I have been teaching English online ever since.When I

Greetings from Hokkaido! My name is Steve M.I have over 20 years of experience teaching English and have been teaching English in Hokkaido, Japan for all ages and levels since 1999. However I also taught in South Korea for one year in 2003.I graduated with a Bachelor of Arts in English Literature from the University of Auckland in New Zealand in 1998 and a Bachelor of Music from the University of

Hi! I'm Yukarin. I live in Oita Prefecture in Japan. Learning  foreign languages is fun. I'm also learning English now. So I deeply understand your difficulties and strong passion. I know Japanese is very difficult for foreigners. Grammar is so complicated. Above all the most terrible thing is that Japanese has a lot of letters and Chinese characters. But I think the higher the wall is, the

Greetings from Oregon!  I began tutoring Japanese students in English as a Second Language (ESL) at Loyola University in New Orleans, Louisiana.In 2007, I was Director of Kaplan Japan's Ginza office, and prior to that, I worked as an instructor at AEON's Ginza location.I also taught many private lessons at Roppongi Hills and Marunouchi.I received a master's degree from Georgetown University.My ES

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! My name is Elizabeth, but you can call me Eby (イビ). I live in Wisconsin in the U.S., which is near the Great Lakes; it’s very cold here in winter! I have a bachelor's degree in English from the University of Wisconsin, and I’ve been teaching English professionally for over 10 years. Teaching English in Japan: I taught business English and English conversation in Tochigi, Japan;

I've been in the ESL (English as a Second Language) industry for roughly 19 years. (If memory serves me right I started when I was 24, but it could have been earlier than that.) I worked as an online tutor for a Korean company for a little over two years and then landed a job in a Japanese language school after that. Sometime later, thankfully, I came across Cafetalk. (It's a great site, and even