日本橋【英会話エスワンS1】マンツーマンレッスン東西線

Love; what else? (More details are available at Trial Lesson.)

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.

I first visited Japan with my family when I was 8 years old, and I instantly fell in love with the culture. From that moment, I dreamed of living here. In 2015, after graduating high school, that dream came true when I enrolled in a Japanese university. I worked hard to achieve native-level Japanese, and now I work for a Japanese company where I use both Japanese and English every day. 日本に惚れたきっかけは、8歳のときに家族と一緒に日本を旅行したことです。 その瞬間からいつか日本に住みたいとう夢を見初めました。 そして2015年には高校卒業後、日本の大学に進学してその夢を叶えました。 ネイティブレベルの日本語を身につけるために一生懸命勉強し、 現在は日本の会社で働いており、日本語と英語の両方を使っている生活しています。

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.

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。

Continue travelling.

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 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.

I came to Japan as a University student studying International Liberal Studies and quickly became interested in teaching English here as I find many people wish to learn English but struggle to either start or master it so I wish to help share my knowledge and skills.

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.

I want to learn about Japanese culture and Japanese food. I want to teach English in Japan to help Japanese people connect with English speakers.

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.

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I came to Japan to study master of business administration at Ritsumeikan Asia Pacific University. I have been teaching English for about 6 years.

I taught English to business interns as a part-time side job in the US because I enjoyed it. Then, I decided to make it my full time career.

I came to Japan because my husband works here. I became an English teacher because I felt that I could help those students who want to learn or want to improve their English.