Hello! My name is Steve, and I'm originally from Boston, Massachusetts, in the USA. I moved to Japan 7 years ago.
My hobbies include reading, cooking healthy dishes, working out, exploring Japan, and visiting historical sites.
Experience
I am an English teacher at a cram school, and I teach conversational English face-to-face in Osaka and Northwest Wakayama. I have experience teaching English to children, teenagers, and adults. My youngest student is 3 years old, and my oldest student is 92. I am also a Japanese language student.
How I Teach
As each person is different, I will observe your strengths and weaknesses to develop a method unique to you.
Children are welcome!
I look forward to meeting you!
Here are two lessons to choose from:
1.) “Just Chatting” Here is a chance for you to use, or challenge your English abilities. You can talk about your favourite topics or ask me questions about learning English. If you have any work- related English, I can help you to correct any documents you have.
2.) “Learn How to Self-Study” In this lesson I will teach you a method to study on your own, at your own pace. This method focuses on fluency so that you can enjoy speaking English in a variety of situations.
If you’re not sure which lesson to take, feel free to take a counseling with me and I can help you.
See you soon!
Regards
Dominic
Hola, cómo estás !! Gracias por tomarte un momento para conocer nuevas formas de aprender español. Me alegra que te intereses en este rico idioma. Si alguna vez querés practicar conversación, mejorar tu confianza o simplemente disfrutar del idioma desde una mirada cultural y humana, estaré encantado de acompañarte. Cuando lo sientas, aquí estoy
Bonjour ! Feel free to stop by and spend some time chatting about whatever's on your mind or asking questions about French grammar. :)
My lessons are for adults only.
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