英語教室の先生一覧｜英会話S1マンツーマンレッスン

I came to Japan with a great interest in its language, culture and people. I became an English teacher because it's the best way to share knowledge and add value to people's lives.

I use mainly original materials which I have developed over my many years of teaching.

Research

Berlitz books

I came to Japan because of the difference of culture and the scenery of Japan.

TOEIC and TOEFl

I initially came to Japan as an ALT for the JET Programme in Hiroshima in 2000. After I finished a 3-year contract with the JET Programme I continued to stay in Japan as an English teacher and then as an International teacher in Tokyo. Now, I teach adults in various fields of business privately and have over 30 private students.

I use my own materials that I create for each student's individual needs.

I came to Japan with my husband because he got a principal job at a Japanese/Canadian Private School. I am learning Japanese and I love Japan. I became an English and French teacher many years ago because I love languages and I love teaching. Currently, I am teaching English 9 hours a week at a Japanese Private Junior and Senior High school. I am integrating with the Japanese culture, but I am looking for more hours of teaching and I feel confident and excited about teaching privately or in small groups.

I have materials and methods that are fun and engaging. Bringing the mind and body together through movement, phrases, and role play will help you learn the language fast, and remember what you have learned. and have fun while you learn. I believe that learning through kinesthetic ways, such as speaking and moving simultaneously helps students get the language in their bodies and brains and keep it there.

I came to Japan for my graduate school. Since I liked Japan, I wanted to continue living here. I have a passion for education and hence decided to live in Japan being an English language teacher.

I can create specific curriculum and lesson plans as per the student's need and request.

We relocated to Japan for my husband’s new job. I became an ESL/EFL Instructor to help immigrants in the United States and then obtained my M.A. after relocating to Japan, where I taught at various educational institutions.

Students should schedule classes at least twice/month: 120minutes.

Textbooks and other materials are chosen with the student: Grammar-Review Textbooks, Reading & Discussion Materials, Newspaper Articles, etc.

A 24-hour, advance rescheduling policy is in effect.

Bring up I was always a big fan of Japanese culture. I have Japanese family members, my cousins are Japanese and they live in Aichi prefecture. I've studied Japanese and university as well as high school. I'm also in Japan because my fiance is Japanese and we plan to get married and have a child together in a few months. I became an English teacher because I was inspired by my cousin who also lives in Japan (Gifi prefecture) and he was English teacher here for over 10 years. I learned from him and I find teaching to be a really fun hobby as I love interacting with people of all ages.

The text that I use for English teaching in my prior company is the TOEIC or ISELTS English test preparation book. For young children we have textbooks at different levels that matches their skill set which can make their English language more fluent as they develop.

Teaching Work

My favorite textbooks are New All Talk and Let's Talk about It.

I came to Japan to study and eventually become an English Language Lecturer.

My focus is on helping the students achieve their goals while at the same time creating a warm and friendly learning environment.

I love being part of multicultural environments and am enthusiastic about personal growth and creativity. I'm passionate about languages and helping those who want to learn English.

flexible

Hello there! I came to Japan several years ago and fell in love with the country and its culture. I've always been passionate about languages and teaching, and Japan has given me the perfect opportunity to combine those interests. I love helping my students improve their English skills and achieve their goals, whether it's to study abroad, get a job, or simply communicate more effectively with others. Teaching in Japan has been an incredibly rewarding experience, and I feel grateful to be able to do what I love every day.

New Horizon 1, 2,3 , New Crown 1,2,3 , New Treasure Stage 1,2,3, Teacher create materials, Gimkits, Blooket, Online resources, Roleplays

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

Texts: Streamline; Let's Talk About It; Interchange; English Time; Market Leader (5 levels); Life Topics (4 levels); Impact Topics; Side by Side (4 levels); Cutting Edge (2 levels)

日本文化やアニメが好きで日本に来ました。 日本でもっと英語を話せる人を増やしたいと思ったから英語を教えています。 I like Japan. I got TEFL, so I work as English teacher to live in Japan.

Let's learn English in the fun way!
私と一緒に楽しく英語を話しましょう！
楽しみながら英語を使うと覚えやすいですよ。
テキストは用意していますが、お持ちのテキストも使うことできます。

To see Japan s culture and people.

Anything to meet students needs and requirements

日本の文化に興味を持ち、日本に来ました。言語を教えることが私の職業です。

活気に満ちた楽しいレッスンにするために、教科書やフラッシュカード、ビデオ、ゲーム、歌など、さまざまな指導方法を取り入れています。　　

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

I will recommend materials to use based upon interviewing the student.
TED Talks are good for advanced students.
Reading the newspaper.
Or, basic text books for beginners.

I came to Japan to study business since I have a huge interest in this specific occupation. Additionally, I love the culture of Japan and wanted to experience this beauty by myself.

1-on-1 conversational training. 1-on-1 English Coaching.

I fell in love with a Japanese girl. We are still happily married after 35 years! And I love my language.

Fifty-Fifty, Business Words, Reduction & Natural Conversation, Japan News, Test Your Vocabulary, etc.

I moved to Japan with my children because my husband works here as a software engineer, and I currently reside as a dependent. Back in Sri Lanka, I worked as an English teacher, and I wish to continue my career in the same field here in Japan. Teaching English has always been my passion. I deeply enjoy helping others improve their communication skills, interacting with people from diverse cultures, and fostering cross-cultural understanding. It is incredibly rewarding to see students progress and achieve their goals through learning English, and I am excited about the opportunity to bring my experience and enthusiasm to this role in Japan.

As an English teacher, I explain education policies by clearly outlining classroom rules, grading criteria, and curriculum goals to ensure students understand expectations and objectives. When introducing texts, I provide concise summaries, clarify challenging vocabulary, and connect themes to real-life experiences to enhance engagement. I also emphasize structured writing, critical thinking, and active participation through discussions and assignments, fostering both language proficiency and analytical skills.

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.

All you have to do is to enjoy English!

I wanted to teach English in Japan. I love working with kids and teaching them to have fun with English

Elementary school textbooks, newspapers and journals