Kazuyo Yoshikawa is an outstanding tutor who made learning a language an incredibly engaging and rewarding experience. Her lessons were always well-structured, allowing students to build confidence and skills effectively. She provided clear and actionable feedback during sessions, addressing any misconceptions immediately and ensuring continuous improvement. It is clear she puts significant effort into each student, acting as both a mentor and a guide, and her supportive approach has instilled a genuine love for learning the language. Highly recommended for anyone looking to make significant progress.
I really enjoyed the 'Vocabulary Lesson - Kids love sports'. The way the lesson was structured made learning new terms engaging and easy to remember. The use of real-world examples and interactive elements in the class was particularly effective, keeping all students interested from start to finish. This approach has genuinely improved my child's confidence in using sports-related vocabulary in everyday conversations. To ensure continued excellence, perhaps incorporating a short, optional quiz at the end of each section could help reinforce the vocabulary even further. Overall, the experience was fantastic, and I appreciate the effort put into making the lesson both educational and fun. Thank you for going above and beyond to help students succeed.
Nice to meet you. I’m Yuta Nakamura and I’m a violin instructor. Thank you for taking a look at my profile. Let’s jump right in. I have 3 lesson mottos:Finding out exactly what music and violin means to you, and creating a brand new perspective for your everyday life. “By means of industry and perseverance you will rise higher and higher.” (R. Shumann) “It's not enough to practice. Obviously you
Hello, I am Martine. I am French. I have been living in Japan for more than 40 years. I love languages. And I want to tell you about the attractive points of each of them. Apart from French, English and Japanese I can give explanations in Spanish. I still teach English, French and Japanese. I also have yoga classes and I coach pupils judo.
Hello, everyone. I am Natsumi.Yam. For those who has just started learning Japanese, or for those who are looking for a chance to use your Japanese, we could practice and learn together.Of course, for those who have never learnt Japanese, are welcome, too!I can explain in English if you wish.<Self-introduction>I completed Japanese language teacher training program in University.I teach language w
Nice to meet you. Hello. My name is Uchiyama.Originally from Kagoshima prefecture, I have lived in Tokyo for a long time since I moved to Tokyo for college.I majored in mathematics at university and acquired a teacher's license for middle and high school.And centering on arithmetic and mathematics (sometimes science) I've been atutors, cram teacher, teachers at correspondence high schools, etc.I
大家好! Hello! My name is Junen.^^ Thank you for visiting my profile! 【About Myself】Do you like Xiaolongbao?I am from Shanghai, China, which is famous for its Xiaolongbao. I came to Japan after graduating from high school.Since I was a little child, I dreamed of becoming a teacher, so I enrolled in Tokyo Gakugei University and studied education for 4 years. During my studies, I worked part-time at a
Bonjour! Nice to meet you, my name is Helene. I grew up speaking French and Japanese bilingually, so I am able to teach French to Japanese speakers as I speak both languages fluently. I have taught many students from all ages and genders, at cafes and at their homes, including elementary to high school students, students preparing for the French proficiency exams, French for specialized areas, bu
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 l
Notice I have launched a new course “上級まで勉強したけれど、会話が苦手!” This is a grammar review and conversation practice course designed for those who have studied up to N2 or N1, or have passed the exam, but still struggle with conversation. Profile Hello, I’m Sakura mochi. I studied Japanese teaching methods and qualified as a Japanese language teacher. After that I have had lessons for foreigners living in
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