新橋S1カフェ英会話マンツーマン

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

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 .

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

I came to Japan because I believed Living and working in Japan would allow me to acquire valuable skills and knowledge for my career, which has also granted me an exciting cultural experience and lifestyle, including learning the beautiful language. Furthermore, I believe teaching English in Japan can be one of the most rewarding experiences; in doing so, I have learned more about Japanese culture, the work environment, my students, and myself. Teaching is a fantastic chance to change lives for the better. Helping young students learn English opens doors to new opportunities for them. And helping adult learners enables them to communicate with English-speaking relatives and become more competitive in the global economy.

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.

I love the Japanese Rich Culture and fact that they are still very attached to it and and very keen to pass it to their coming generations. I love the delicious Japanese Food.