東京都で英会話マンツーマンレッスン

To make my dreams come true

I married a Japanese man in April 2024, and now live with my husband in Sumida-ku, Tokyo. In the university in Russia I used to study languages and cultures, and I already knew I want to be an English teacher back then. I wasn’t sure if I want to teach children or adults, so I was seeking for a chance to try everything as much as possible. Now, due to my experience, I think I’m comfortable with teaching all the age groups.

I enjoy meeting people and get a sense of achievement when my students improve.

My job transferred me here and I've felt really lucky since then. I really would like to help change the way English is used and taught in Japan so that it can be used more naturally by my students. Listening and reading is important, but so is speaking!

I enjoy teaching. I also believe that use of English is of extreme importance for Japan in business today.教えることが好きです。また、現在のビジネス界において、英語の使用は非常に重要であると存じます。

What Brought Me to Japan: I came to Japan to further my studies and immerse myself in a new cultural environment. Japan has always fascinated me with its rich history, unique traditions, and cutting-edge technology. The opportunity to pursue a Master’s degree in TESOL at Sophia University in Tokyo has allowed me to combine my love for education with my interest in Japanese culture. Living and studying in Japan offers me the chance to not only enhance my academic and professional skills but also to experience life in a vibrant and diverse community. Reason for Becoming an English Teacher: I became an English teacher because I have a deep passion for language and communication. Growing up, I recognized the importance of English as a global language, and I wanted to help others unlock the doors that proficiency in English can open. Teaching English allows me to share my knowledge and skills while also learning from my students. I find great joy in seeing my students progress and gain confidence in their abilities. My goal as a teacher is to inspire and empower my students to achieve their language learning goals and to support them in their journey toward success.

I came to Japan to follow my passion for art and design. Communicating with others is something I enjoy a lot and feel that helping others become better and more confident communicators is really rewarding.

I came to Japan as an international student. I am currently on my second year in a Japanese Language School in Tokyo. I came to Japan because I want to learn Japanese since I am very interested with Japan and its culture. Having to experience living in Japan will help me understand and discover more about Japan's culture. Furthermore, practicing Japanese in a daily basis will further help me improve my Japanese level.

My Wife is Japanese and wanted to come back to Japan to take of her family. Then I found that I liked Japan and teaching

My husband's work, As an English teacher, my mission is to foster a dynamic and inclusive learning environment where language proficiency, critical thinking, and a love for learning thrive. I am excited to leverage my multifaceted background to create engaging and transformative educational experiences for my students.

I came over to Japan in the Navy and fell in love with this country. I became an English teacher in order to learn more about Japan. I love teaching, meeting new students, and learning about their lives.

I came to Japan to pursue my studies in Digital Business and Innovation at Tokyo International University. Japan's advanced technology, innovative business environment, and rich culture really attracted me. I wanted to immerse myself in a place where I could learn from the best while experiencing a unique blend of tradition and modernity. I became an English teacher because I’ve always had a passion for the language. English has played a major role in my life since middle school, and I wanted to share that knowledge with others. During my gap year, I had the opportunity to teach high school students preparing for their national exams. It was incredibly rewarding to see them grow and succeed, which fueled my passion for teaching even more. Teaching allowed me to make a meaningful impact while continuing to develop my own skills.

I originally came to Japan to pursue my undergraduate studies, however, I have always had a passion of teaching English to kids. Though I am a native speaker who has been learning English since young, I know the struggle of learning a new language. As of matter of fact, I myself, grew up learning to 4 different languages: English, Chinese, Thai, Japanese. I understand how hard it was for me, so I wanted to help younger children from experiencing what I have, and simply make their studying progress easier and more efficient.

After many years working in the corporate field, I decided to leave to pursue something which I desire...music.I Came to Japan to pursue a music career and start a small business. I taught english on the side to augment my income and soon discover that was an opportunity for me to meet people and make friends. Ive some students that has been with me for over 7 years and one of them actually plays in my band now.

I like Japan. I got TEFL, so I work as English teacher to live in Japan.

I came to Japan to be a Japanese doctor... But since I love English I always wanted to teach English to Japanese kids... That's why I decided to become an English teacher while studying in university

I come from a military family and we lived in several different countries with Japan being the last. I studied Japanese extensively for 4+ years then ultimately decided to become a teacher after graduating because I love talking to people and helping when I can.

I would like to explore my personal potential after Master’s degree, and Japan has triggered my interest for its comfortable living environment and delicate culture. As a graduate majoring in Clinical Biochemistry, I am seeking opportunities to root my career here. Meanwhile, I also want to exchange my English skills

I taught English to Japanese students when I was in college in San Francisco and I fell in love with Japan and Japanese culture.

I came to Japan to study Japanese at first. I’ve got an English teaching job after that, so I stayed here.

Some years ago I was hired by a Mexican airline to open Narita Station, where I became the airport manager. Time after I worked as a Duty Manager at Haneda (for Air France) and at Kansai Airport I became FBO Manager for business private jets and charter flights terminal. Working for aviation in Japan has been a fascinating activity. As a second job, I have been able to experience teaching as a freelance in different schools, online schools, and also when I've worked at the airport in Kansai, Haneda, and Narita.

I initially came to Japan as an ALT for the JET Programme in Hiroshima in 2000. After I finished a 3-year contract with the JET Programme I continued to stay in Japan as an English teacher and then as an International teacher in Tokyo. Now, I teach adults in various fields of business privately and have over 30 private students.

I came to Japan as an exchange student at Hokkaido University. I’m passionate about teaching English and eager to connect with and immerse myself in Japanese culture.

I came to Japan with my then-wife, so that she could go to school here. I got a job teaching English to pass the time and really enjoyed it. I also enjoyed living here, so more than 13 years later, I’m still here.

The culture and people.

I am half japanese and I want to know more about my new homeland. I'm very passionate about language learning.

I moved to Japan because I am half Japanese and my family lives here, so it was a natural choice for me. Additionally, I've always had a desire to explore and experience another culture. Becoming an English teacher felt like a natural fit because I love sharing knowledge and helping others learn and grow.

My marriage brought me to Japan 27 years ago, when I spoken very little Japanese. While I was learning Japanese, I came to see how a language could change a person's life. It's such a wonderful thing that people can communicate without language barrier. Besides, learning a language is so fun. I've always liked speaking with people. Now I can do this in Japanese, and I hope more and more Japanese people can speak with non Japanese speakers freely in English.

Japan is a lovely and famous country in the world , with a unique culture

私は、特にコミュニケーションの分野での勉学と自分の可能性の発見のために日本に来ました。この旅を通して、知識を効果的に共有し、学生が目標を達成できるようサポートする能力を身につけました。私は、学生が自分の可能性を最大限に発揮できるよう支援することに情熱を注いでおり、成功するために必要なツールとガイダンスを提供することに全力を尽くしています。 I came to Japan to pursue my studies and uncover my potential, particularly in the field of communication. This journey has equipped me with the ability to share knowledge effectively and support students in achieving their goals. I am passionate about helping students reach their full potential and am committed to providing them with the tools and guidance they need to succeed.

I was an English teacher in Pakistan. I got the opportunity to come to Japan to enhance my skills as a teacher. Japanese education system is a complete new experience for me. Having this experience, I can become a better English teacher.

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My wife is Japanese. After living for many years in England, we decided to sample life in Japan. I chose to be an English teacher as I enjoy meeting new people and helping them to attain their hopes and dreams.

I came to Japan for my graduate school. Since I liked Japan, I wanted to continue living here. I have a passion for education and hence decided to live in Japan being an English language teacher.

When I was teaching English to Japanese students, I noticed that they are too shy and afraid to make mistakes, despite grasping grammar. Many Japanese people think of English as difficult, boring and useless so I want to change this negative perspective. It's actually fun, interesting and very important. Proficiency in English is key to unlocking doors of opportunities abroad, may it be in the aspect of career or travel. I want to boost their confidence by empowering and encouraging them that it's okay to make mistakes. I want to be their study and language exchange buddy where they can share their feelings, thoughts and experiences in English. Seeing my students progress and enjoy taking my lessons gave me a sense of fulfilment. When my students booked my classes regularly and left positive feedback, it made my life more meaningful and it seemed like I realized my purpose- which is to teach English.

I originally came to Japan for snowboarding but i have always had a passion for teaching, and so what better way to start a teaching career than by teaching my native language to people that would greatly benefit from my language as they'll be able to communicate with other around the world.

First of all Japan has been well known of its richness in cultural and heritage, it is also related to my research in other way. Another reason that is related to my inner passion which is about interacting with people in local society. So that I would like to introduce some of my specialized language and try to learn their language at the same time which could be mentioned as the joyful moment.

I have been awarded a scholarship from the Japanese Government to study in Japan. In my free time, I have started working as an part time English teacher for kids at Dr. Tech and Iwade Academy.

I have been a teacher back in my home country before I came to Japan to study for my Master’s program at Waseda University Tokyo. I have got plans of becoming a teacher in the University hopefully in the near future. I have also decided to take up the opportunity to teach English (part time) and adapt to the lovely Japanese culture.

To discover Japan and its customs. I like meeting people.

At first it was a tour until I got an offer of a teaching job from BERLITZ Japan International.