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I came to Japan to help Japanese learn the language and speak English better.

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 came to Japan in order to take up a teaching position. I love my work and seeing my students improve their English-language abilities.

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.

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 am currently a first year student at Tokyo International University. I want to start teaching English as a way to help those in need with English tutoring while also getting to know more people in Tokyo.

I love communicating with people and I have had the experience of teaching in the U.S., so I thought it would be a great opportunity to be able to communicate with people of a different ethnic culture in an environment that was completely opposite of my own. Language seem to be the best place to start in sharing my own culture with people that differ from mine. And since Japanese are keen on learning English , I felt becoming an English teacher would be suitable for me.

I came to Japan for university. My studies are conducted in English but I am taking Japanese classes to improve my Japanese. As someone learning a new language, I understand the hardships of learning a new language, so I aspire to become someone that can help overcome such hardships. I have lots of experience teaching English and am confident in helping people improve their English skills.

I came to Japan because I am interested in forming connections with people from all around the world and understanding different cultures. I chose to teach English in the hopes to help others connect in a different language.

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

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

My Husband got an opportunity to work in Japan. So we moved here. I have a good experience working as an English Teacher. To restart my career in the same industry where I worked earlier, I would like to apply for this role.

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.

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My spouse's work has brought my family to Japan. As a result, I pursue my passion as an English teacher.

I came to Japan to learn Japanese! Being an English teacher was just one of the many ways I thought I could give back to the Japanese people around me, and also enjoy their presence and culture.

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。

The deep Interest in the Country and the always changing climate of Work.

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

私の旅を共有する機会をいただき、ありがとうございます。私を日本に導いたのは、教育への情熱、文化交流への愛、そして探究心の組み合わせです。 英語とスペイン語の教師になるという欲求は、人々と出会うことや、多様な背景からの文化的な交流を楽しむことに起因しています。教育は、異なるバックグラウンドを持つ個人間の理解とつながりを育む独特のプラットフォームを提供します。生徒たちが新しい概念を理解し、私が教える言語に接続する瞬間を目の当たりにすることは、非常に喜びを感じます。 日本へ来た理由については、これまでの人生での探究心に根ざしています。私は常に、異なる点や多様性に引かれてきました。さまざまな方法で人生と現実を理解することに対する異なるアプローチを受け入れてきました。日本は、豊かな歴史、独自の伝統、そして現代的なダイナミズムを備えており、探究心をくすぐる魅力的な目的地として現れました。私は、このホスト国で学び、貢献することを楽しみにしています。同時に、私の言語スキルや見識を共有します。 要するに、日本への旅と英語・スペイン語の教師としての道が美しく交錯し、人々とのつながりを深め、異なる文化を探求し、多様性の美を受け入れる情熱を追求することができると考えています。ここ日本での学習環境と活気あるコミュニティへ、肯定的に貢献する可能性を楽しみにしています。

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I am a 3rd Generation Japanese Descendant and I have Japanese, Spanish and Philippine roots. I love Japan's culture, beauty and food. Japan is vert peaceful and allows one to enjoy with ease through accessible public transportation. I became a teacher because I wanted to share the world to Japanese people through English lessons. I love to see the progress and development of learners of English.

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

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 love learning about different countries cultures and foreign languages , one of my biggest dreams since childhood was to study and live in Japan. I want to make a positive impact on the future of children and hopefully encourage them to be lifelong learners, As always I see students struggling during language learning process and see the learning process very challenging I decided to help and share my experience with students . One of the most important points that led me to become a teacher is that I love learning , I think being a teacher means that you are full-time learner .

I was in medical school pursuing my dream to be a doctor but I got exhausted and want to take a break from studying so I came to Japan to visit my mom who was working at the U.S Embassy back then. After touring Japan for 3months I decided to work as a fitness instructor for kids in English. I didn’t know that it is my passion and I became so motivated to teach English to people not only to kids but to career oriented people as well.

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 was born here in Japan and have lived here with my parents from then on. I have decided to become an English teacher in order to learn better ways of communicating in English with non-native speakers.

I came here to Japan to have a new experience and know what it's like to work with another nationality culture and language. I've worked in Thailand,taught Chinese kids ,In Philippines,too.I want to to know the difference of each.

The culture and people.

Talking with people. Understand people. Meet people

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.

Married to a Japanese.I am an English teacher by profession.

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.

I FIRST CAME TO JAPAN FOR A VISIT AND AFTER A FEW MONTHS I DECIDED TO STAY BACK, I HAVE LOVED TEACHING SINCE MY COLLEGE DAYS AND ALSO WAS TEACHING WHILE I WAS DOING MY MASTER'S PROGRAM SO I DECIDED TO CONTRIBUTE THAT SKILL OF MINE HERE IN JAPAN

Work is mainly the reason but my hobbies and interest are also parts of the reason why I came to Japan. I was highly influence by Japanese Pop-culture when I was young and continued to be interested in Japanese culture as I grew up. I first started as an English tutor in the Philippines. I taught English to Korean and Japanese students who visited my school It was a really great experience so I decided to take up another Major in college. I graduated as an English Major and passed the Licensure Ezam for Teachers in 2009.

I love Japan. My wife is Japanese.

Ｉ love Japan’s unique culture and tourist sites. I became an English teacher as I love developing people's communication skills and building genuine connections!

I came to Japan in order to study Engineering at Waseda University. I want to become a teacher in Japan, because I am eager to understand more about the lives of people in Japan, ranging from children to adults, and its culture.

I came to Japan for my studies and have completed my Master's degree. Currently, I am pursuing a Ph.D. Besides Japan's excellence in technology and science, my profound love and appreciation for Japanese culture were the primary motivations for choosing Japan as my higher education destination. Teaching is my passion. There is no greater joy for me than helping another person realize their potential and improve. I find it truly fulfilling.

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 have always loved Japanese culture, especially the underground hiphop scene, that is super big compared to Denmark. But because I am still in the process of learning Japanese, it's hard to immerse myself completely, with the culture. That is also why I want to teach english in Japan. The textbooks are never the same as everyday topics and if you are a younger person that want to understand and want to be able to have a realistic conversation with natives, the best way is to try and speak it, even if you make mistakes.

I came to Japan because I have mixed roots. Middle Eastern and Japanese. I was born and raised abroad, yet I always wondered about my other Japanese half. I came to study the culture. I live here now for over 20 years.

I lived in Japan for 2 years when I was in the Navy. I loved it and wanted to come back.