千葉県おすすめ英会話マンツーマンの先生たち

教師と画家の家系であることから、教える事が向いているとわかり、画家としての世界も守るため、自由に外国語を活かして働けるこの職業を歩み始めました。それ以来、もう長い間、このふたつの世界で頑張っております。

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New child on the way and to supplement household income

I went back to University (Concordia University in Montreal) to get my degree in Teaching English as a Second Language (TESL). I heard many good things about Japan, and when I heard the music of Osamu Kitajima I decided to come to Japan. Plus I met a very lovely Japanese lady in India

I would like to spend many time in Japan is the country I have more visited and love it.

I was born to missionary parents and raised in Japan, but as I am American, I was educated entirely in English from the time I was very small. Growing up in a predominantly English-speaking environment and attending international schools where over 95% of the students themselves were native English speakers, English became my first language. I first developed a passion for teaching English in college, when I joined an all-native English speaking volunteer English conversation club which assisted students in Japanese universities with their English-Speaking Society (ESS) circles. I realized that the public school system in Japan puts Japanese people at a disadvantage in their English education, especially when it comes to pronunciation and conversation, and I wanted to help them overcome that disadvantage.

Continue travelling.

I want to use my english skills that I attained in Australia and I want to teach Japanese people english since I believe that Japan needs to improve in their English compared to many other asian countries and I would like to support that by teaching

Married to Japanese.

I’m here because my husband is Japanese. As I told on my resume, I finished school in the USA,BOSTON, and I would like to get use to being involved in Japan without my husband’ help. Yet, I like teaching work. I think it is very worthy work.

I'm here studying Japanese and have other long term goals of joining the work force. Though my personal goal of trying to learn Japanese, I actually found a passion and joy in helping others achieve their language goals. In my free time I have met and helped many people through language exchange programs, and even moved forward and got my TESL certificate. I hope to move into a more official teaching position in the future.

I loved Japan since I was young, and teaching English has always been my passion.

Japan has always held a special allure for me. It is a land of captivating contrasts, where ancient traditions seamlessly blend with cutting-edge technology. I find this unique synergy intriguing and I seek to explore this. This exploration resonates deeply with my deep-seated quest for education and my fervent desire for continuous learning. Furthermore, Japan's unwavering commitment to education is legendary. From the rigorous academic system to the emphasis on respect and social responsibility, there's so much to be learned. Living and working there would allow me to immerse myself in this rich educational tapestry, not just as an observer, but as a participant. I became an English teacher because I get a deep sense of fulfilment and joy when I teach others and ensure that I have adequately guided them to construct knowledge for themselves using simple concepts they are surrounded by. This motivates me to study more so I can keep improving my teaching styles with the aim to assist my learners to be analytic in their everyday lives and solve problems in their societies. I also want to learn from different cultures and share my culture with others to promote international communication and cultural understanding. The fact that I get to do all this by using language learning is what intrigues me most about teaching English and makes me love teaching English..

I have always wanted to live abroad in several countries in my lifetime and I loved hearing the perspective of people from different cultures. Teaching English has allowed to fulfill those 2 goals.

I love japan and fell in love with my husband. Happily married for 3 years.

I've been to Japan twice as a tourist I fell in love with your beautiful culture

Currently, I am a full-time researcher and have passion to teach English as my part-time job.

First, my family is living here in Japan. Second, I want to get involved with local communities as a teacher. I like kids and I love teaching and it's my passion. I want to impart my knowledge to every Japanese and non-Japanese student at all levels. I also want to learn about Japanese culture. English teachers are both in demand and well-respected in Japan. Teaching in Japan presents unique challenges like long workdays and a work culture that may differ from what you're used to.