銀座一丁目 英語教室の先生一覧｜英会話S1マンツーマンレッスン有楽町線

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。

I can help with daily conversation, TOEIC preparation, and Business English. I’ve been teaching English at schools and privately since 2020. My lessons often use roleplay to practice real-life English, and I can create lessons just for you!

日常会話からTOEIC、ビジネス英語のサポートもできます。
2020年から学校や個人で英語を教えています。
レッスンでは、実際の英語を練習するためにロールプレイもよく使います。
また、生徒自身にぴったりのレッスン作成もできます。

Japan is my country of birth. I just want to help people with acquiring a language that can open doors for them.

All English class, but can use occasionally use Japanese to help improve learning efficiency.

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 my own, and they're good.

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.

Depending on the age group but...
- Lifelong learning: Education should be seen as a lifelong process, and policies should be in place to support ongoing learning and skill development throughout a person's life.
- Safe and supportive learning environment: Schools should provide a safe and supportive learning environment, free from bullying and other forms of harassment.
- Parental involvement: Parents should be encouraged to play an active role in their children's education, through things like volunteering in the classroom and attending parent-teacher conferences.
- Early childhood education: Early childhood education programs can help children develop the skills they need to be successful learners later on.

My major was the initial reason why I came to Japan. However, I started finding myself more reasons to stay in Japan and pursue a career in becoming an English teacher. I started it as a part-time job and I feel like it is now a passion of mine to influence the younger generation of Japan to connect globally by first building their English skills and then assisting them in whatever they need in order to build these skills.

Policy 1: Inclusive Cultural Exchange Framework

This policy promotes a rich and inclusive cultural exchange within the English language learning environment, fostering a deep understanding of diverse cultures and perspectives.

We implement this through cultural integration sessions, where we integrate regular cultural exchange sessions into the curriculum, where students are encouraged to share aspects of their own culture, traditions, and experiences.
Next is Cultural Awareness Assignments, where we assign projects and assignments that require students to research and present various aspects of a chosen culture. Emphasis will be placed on language accuracy and fluency in presenting the information.

Finally is Multicultural Collaboration, where we encourage students to collaborate on projects with peers from different cultural backgrounds. This collaboration will extend beyond traditional classroom settings, fostering friendships and an appreciation for diverse perspectives.

Policy 2: Conversation-Based Language Learning

Objective:
To enhance English language proficiency through immersive conversation-based learning, emphasizing practical communication skills in real-world scenarios.

We implement this by prioritizing interactive and discussion-oriented classroom activities over traditional lecture-based teaching methods. We create an environment that encourages spontaneous and natural conversation among students.

Next is Real-World Simulation Exercises: Design simulation exercises that replicate real-life scenarios, such as job interviews, travel situations, or business meetings. This approach will provide students with practical language skills applicable to various contexts.

Finally is the Peer-to-Peer Language Exchange Program, where we facilitate a program where students can pair up with peers looking to practice English. This exchange will encourage mutual learning, providing students with opportunities to teach and learn from each other.

By implementing these policies, the English language class will focus on linguistic development and provide a platform for students to appreciate and learn from each other's cultures, fostering a more comprehensive and enriching educational experience.

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.

have experience using a multitude of textbooks, including Family and Friends, Top Notch, Summit, Objective First (FCE, CAE, and CPE), IELTS training courses, and TOEFL. I have also taught Business English using the Business Result series and English for Careers (Oil and Gas) by Oxford.

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.

It depends on the age, goal and timeline.
Every student motivation is different. I taught for more than 7 years in Tokyo. Some focused on Toeic, Eiken (in case of kids) others on conversational skills for traveling abroad and interacting with foreigner in Japan. Also there is Business orienting textbooks for businessmen.

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.

My teaching style is to have active conversations; we can discuss any topic of our choice and have fun while learning, but lessons with me focus on whatever you want to focus on!

I can help you with these:
- Job interview preparation
- Test Preparation
- Business English
- Grammar
- Vocabulary
- Verbs and tenses
- Conversations!

I will help you practice and make suggestions as we go, explaining different grammar points, concepts, and better ways to say what you mean, and our lessons will be a friendly environment where it's ok to make mistakes.

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.

Work hard and try to have fun! The key to mastering a new language is to have motivation, try to enjoy the subject, and to work hard. By taking small steps forward, reaching your desired goals won't be a problem!

Depending on the level and interest, the texts used may be different.

I am currently a sophomore at The University of Tokyo (東京大学). The opportunities this university presented were my main reasons to choose to come to Japan. I am currently pursuing my undergraduate degree in Environmental Science. In parallel, I am conducting research in laser physics and biotechnology. I love teaching. Apart from English, I am also a Math and Science tutor. Tutoring gives me the satisfaction that very few activities do. So why not utilize my free time to do something I enjoy and that's helpful to others.

Depending on your language ability and learning goals, appropriate texts will be used