Kaoru sensei's materials are truly fantastic! They are a lot of fun while also providing ample opportunities to practise new vocabulary, expressions, and grammar structures.
She's also a very kind and understanding teacher, and I appreciate her lessons a lot. I really recommend her lessons!
I’m very glad to have found Kim, a Canadian teacher with a background in sociology. We share many common topics and perspectives, which makes our lessons intellectually engaging and very enjoyable.
Hello there! Nice to meet you! I am Milos. I am glad to see that you have decided to ventured out of your comfort zone in order to learn a new language. It is said that to have another language is to possess a second soul. Even if this type of pursuit can't always be achieved, depending on our circumstances, please never get discouraged because at least our initial soul will definitely be
Hello ( ˆoˆ )/ I am maru, a former elementary school teacher.✎___ With the prolonged covid restrictions, series of school closures, and online classes,If you are someone who is having a hard time going to school, ☺︎ Or if you are someone who is concerned about your progress in school, ☺︎ Why not study with me in a safe place, where you can take your time and not feel rushed?If you are interested
Nice to meet you! I'm Hiroco, a Japanese language tutor! I was born and raised in Osaka. When you think of Osaka, takoyaki, okonomiyaki, and the Osaka dialect probably come to mind. I love conversation and humor myself, so in my lessons, I place a high value on having a good laugh together while still focusing on serious learning. However, I never leave anything you don't understand vague or unre
Hello everyone,Please call me Buri. I’m from England but have been in Japan for 30 years. In my free time I enjoy practicing the violin, watching Japanese TV dramas and anime and gardening. I am also a vegetarian.I have an MA in teaching English and many other certificates and I have taught all ages and all levels of Japanese students. So, if you tell me the kind of practice and level you w
★Can you picture yourself playing a song on the violin 3 months from now?★I have been playing violin for 26 years♪ I graduated from a university of music in Germany and have taught over 60 people♪The secrets to improving-------------------------------1. Flexible lessons that are arranged to meet your goals so that you can improve as quickly as possible. 2. Using textbooks and songs that are ofte
Introduction Hello! My name is Kyungah, you can call me Caylee. I lived in Japan for 6 years and now I'm living in the states. I'm outgoing and active. I like to watch Japanese TV shows, anime and American TV shows. I also love swimming and cooking.Education B.A. in Law at Dongguk University M.A. in Law at Tokyo Metropolitan UniversityExperienceJapan: 2010.06 ~ 2014.07 Taught Korean classes at a
“Music and piano are difficult.” ”I don’t enjoy practicing.”Do you have these kind of negative impressions?Do you ever feel lost when told “just practice,” but you don’t even know where to start practicing?There is a reason why you are having a hard time.I would like to work with each student to find out “why they are struggling” and “what kind of practice would help them“♪ *If you would like to
Hello! My name is ai. I look forward to meeting you in our lessons. 【Self Introductions】 ○ I used to lived in Vietnam for work from 2017 to 2018. ○ I am currently teaching English and Math to junior high school students as a private tutor. ○ I passed the Japanese Language Teaching Proficiency Test in 2022. ○ I enjoy traveling and studying other la
Hello. My name is Yuka. I am currently staying in Northern India, where I work as an assistant at a yoga instructor training school and have also started teaching drop-in yoga classes. I primarily teach international students at the moment. I have already earned my RYT500 certification and have been deepening my practice for four months under the guidance of trusted Indian instructors. I mainly te
Anyonhaseyo? I'm Korean teacher Hyun! Have you ever thought that Korean names are hard to remember? I'm often called Hyon-chan or Pon-chan by my Japanese friends. I'd be happy if you called me Hyun, too. ・Self-introductionI realize it's been 10 years since I came to Japan. After working in Tokyo and Kobe, I lived in Boston in America for 2 years. After such an experience, I discovered that I want
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