S1カフェ英会話マンツーマン

Working here as software developer. Looking for a part time job

As I traveled the world, Japan had always been an intriguing destination. From the bustling mega-cities, to the towering snow-peaked Fuji-san. I wanted to see, feel, experience everything I could. I first arrived in 2015, and have enjoyed it ever since! I believe educational positions not only call for professional, punctual, and responsible candidates, but also someone who can build a positive outlook on languages and cultures different than the students' native country. I am reminded that the most engaged teachers are the ones whom I remember the fondest, and whose teachings I remember the clearest. With all of my endeavors, I seek constantly to become more effective as an educator, and as often the only contact to a culture different than my students', an ever more reliable cultural resource.

I was not good at English when I was younger, but I found it interesting from my high school teacher. So, now I'd like to tell you everything I learned, too.

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.

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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.

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 wanted to live in Japan and learn about the culture. I also wanted to travel around Asia. I became a teacher because I like teaching people and talking with them.

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

I married a Japanese lady in the UK and wanted to experience life in Japan. I became an English teacher because I always wanted to be a teacher.

Came here for my post graduate studies ( MSc and PhD) Started to teach English as a request of one of my lab mates. She was very satisfied, brought me many more students and inspired me to become a teacher.

Learn Japanese culture.

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

Family, there is no better job for a foreigner in Japan than English/spanish teacher

Japan is the safest country in the world

I came to Japan to study the Japanese language in a International Language School, and I plan to do university here after. I became a teacher back in my country because English is my passion and to teach is what I love to do.

I came to Japan because I really love Japan and everything about it so I decided to live and see that culture Myself while learning the language . And after that I’m planning to do my higher studies here.

I love the culture and getting to know people! I also love to help in any way I can.

I came to Japan with the intention of immersing myself in a unique cultural experience and fostering meaningful connections with locals. As an English teacher, I saw this profession as an ideal platform to not only transmit my enthusiasm for English and French culture but also to provide a fresh perspective on socializing and communication. My aim is to facilitate personalized cultural exchanges, enriching the lives of both students and myself while creating a dynamic and enriching learning environment.

I came to Japan to be with my husband who is a PhD student. Teaching English has been my first choice in looking for a job in Japan. The reason is to get to know Japanese culture and people. In addition, I enjoy a job where I can interact with different kinds of people on a daily basis. I find it interesting and fun meeting new people and hearing their stories and just getting to know them. My reason for teaching is to help all kinds of people enjoy honing their English communication skills while at the same time learning how to use it confidently and comfortably as well; may it be for business, travel, or even daily life. I am very excited to help you achieve your goals in learning English.

I have always aspired to teach in Japan. Through deliberate career decisions, I have pursued roles that would lead me towards my ultimate professional pursuit as an English teacher in Japan. Although I did not start out with the aim of being a teacher, I have discovered a passion for explaining complex topics and seeing others thrive as a result. This passion extends beyond English instruction to encompass a broad range of subjects.

To learn about Japan

I studied Japanese culture in America and wanted to experience it first-hand (Zen, Wabi-sabi, Bushido, diet, traditional medicine, Philosophy). Teaching English is my chosen profession. I was a high school English teacher in the USA. I enjoy helping people reach their goals.

I became an English over 33 years ago in California, USA, after moving there from Manchester, England. I was a foreign student and met many people from around the world whose first language was not English and who needed help. So, I began working for the college tutoring International Students while I was still an undergraduate. I enjoyed the work so much that I decided to make it my lifelong career. I moved to Japan ten years ago to get married: I met my (Japanese) wife while working in China; she is also a teacher.

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.

The culture and language and I want Japanese people to have an interest in a different culture and spark curiosity and critical thinking about the world.

I truly love japanese culture ( this is the reason why I am here with a student visa and studying japanese language everyday). I became an English teacher because since the first day I started this career i was really happy to see people improving and starting to be confident in another language besides their mother tongue. That moved me to keep going and focus 100% on becoming an English (and italian) teacher

I am a lover of Japanese history and literature, so I came to this country and I am continuing to love it.

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.

I studied Japanese at High School in New Zealand. After graduation, I came to Japan as an exchange student. I loved it so much, I then came back several years later to work for an 英会話 company.

I played professional rugby, after my career I focused on teaching English.

To further pursue my teaching career and expand my experiences in a different country

I came for my Masters studies

LAに留学していたので、友達の教会を手伝い、映画を作りたいと思っていました。 そして今、私はNHKとTBSに出て、コメディのワークショップに参加しています。 楽しかった！！ レッスンを楽しくしていきたいと思っています。 塾スタイルだけじゃない Came to volutneer and write movies. And I am still doing these things.

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 am born and raised in Japan but attended international school from elementary school through high school and attended Temple University Japan. I am interested in becoming an English teacher because of my bilingual background and ability to use Japanese to help students learn English.

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.