英語教室

I am currently in Japanese language school looking forward to complete my master degree in Japan. Japanese culture and life-style are extremely attractive to me and making me want to explore and experience this land deeper. I am passionate in sharing my skills and experience to assist more people, especially to those who are also interested and passionate about the out-side world.

I have experience in TOFEL exams, and I pay serious attention to a well-balanced English ability with satisfactory levels in all of the speaking, listening, reading, and writing. I am especially familiar with business related academical English conversations and presentations. I can provide insightful experience and advices to those who are considering to study or work in English-speaking countries.

2001年に広島市立大学で交換留学生でした。日本人の彼女のおかげで２００６年日本に引っ越ししました。初めてアーチストの友達が留学したいので翻訳して、言葉を教えてました。教えるのが大好きとなかなか英語とドイツ語を勉強したいの方々が増えたらフリーランス教師になりました。

Free conversation is possible, but also text books, grammar work sheets or newspaper articles about recent news.

I married a Japanese national I was hired by the UNESCO group to teach English in Fujioka City Gunma I worked as an English instructor in Sony Co. and Sanyo Co. I became a member of ETJ ( English Teacher in Japan

Long man , Oxford Finding out

To make my dreams come true

Topic Talk for conversation
Vocabulary for beginners and advanced learners
English Grammar in Use
Idioms
Print outs

Japan unexpectedly captured my heart, leading me to trade a routine life for one filled with the dynamic energy of teaching English. The transition felt natural, fueled by the contagious excitement of friends already creating magic in their classrooms. Years later, I've become known as the teacher who transformed English class into a world of adventure. Inspired by those who paved the way before me, I jumped into this journey with a pocket full of stories and a mission to make learning an unforgettable experience. Today, my classes are where fun and education intertwine, crafting lasting memories. What began as a chance encounter has grown into a chosen path—one filled with laughter, discovery, and endless opportunities to explore the joys of teaching English. 日本は予想外に私の心を捉え、日常的な生活を英語を教えるという活気に満ちた生活に変えることになりました。この変化は自然に感じられ、すでに教室で魔法を生み出していた友人たちの伝染するような興奮に支えられていました。 何年も経った今、私は英語のクラスを冒険の世界に変えた教師として知られるようになりました。私の前を歩んできた人々に触発され、たくさんの物語を胸に抱え、学びを忘れられない体験にするという使命感を持って、この旅に飛び込みました。 今日、私のクラスでは、楽しさと教育が交わり、記憶に残る体験が作られています。偶然の出会いから始まったこの旅は、今では笑いと発見に満ち、英語を教える喜びを探求する無限の機会が詰まった選ばれた道へと成長しました。

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I have always been interested about Japan and its culture since my university days. That motivated me to come here and pursue my passion to teach.

For example, books like Speech adventure, Speak Now, among others

I moved to Japan to become an English teacher.

Handouts

I enjoy and believe in Education.

Customized for each student.

I have always loved Japanese art and culture. Cultural exchange and helping students to discover their full potential are the main reasons I wanted to become a teacher.

Online news sources and digital textbook are recommended.

I came to Japan a year ago to progress further into Japanese society. The fundamental of this is to learn Japanese and as someone who is learning a new language, I have a good understanding when it comes to supporting the students in the best way possible.

I am passionate about fostering a positive learning environment where students feel supported and motivated to succeed. I aim to create an inclusive classroom culture that nurtures academic and social-emotional growth.

I came to Japan to teach English to contribute to early language education and foster cross-cultural understanding. My goal was to help young learners develop strong communication skills while experiencing the rich cultural exchange Japan offers.

Experienced Early Childhood Educator with over 6 years of teaching in Japan’s international school system, complemented by a background in hospitality management and sales. Dedicated to creating nurturing learning environments and fostering child development through structured, age-appropriate activities. Skilled in cross-cultural communication and curriculum development.

Interested in living abroad and to experience another culture. I think I’m a good communicator and have patience to teach people and make them laugh. This helps to make an enjoyable learning atmosphere.

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I came to Japan to find a job and I did!

I use various textbooks depending on the students goal in learning English.

I have been an English for 25 years at a French school.

Several kinds of books are used according to the student's level.

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

Canadian and UK based international school English curriculum.

Japan culture is great. I love the people here, they are very welcoming. Teaching English is just one of my great asset to connect to them.

I use different teaching materials and textbooks based on the learning level of students.

Continue travelling.

Various

I loved Japan since I was young, and teaching English has always been my passion.

Whichever is available

I chose to start teaching in Japan to immerse myself in a culturally rich environment while supporting my husband during his PhD studies. Teaching English allows me to share my language skills and engage with diverse learners, fostering cross-cultural communication. Additionally, I believe that working in education will enhance my understanding of Japanese culture and language, creating a mutually beneficial experience for both my students and me.

Student-Centered Learning: Focus on students' needs and interests.
Inclusivity: Foster a diverse and respectful classroom environment.
Assessment: Use varied methods for evaluating progress and providing feedback.
Professional Development: Engage in continuous learning to improve teaching.
Collaboration: Promote peer interaction to enhance communication skills.
Literacy and Critical Thinking: Develop essential reading, writing, and analytical skills.

I came to Japan as an Akidoist student, I have always been fascinated with the martial art since I was in high school, and the sport is trendy in the US, but I wanted to experience it in Japan and practice in a Japanese Dojo, it always has a dream of mine to come to Japan since I was a child, after my first visit I felt that this the place for me and about a year later, I moved here

1. Children’s English Programs
• Use of established textbooks (e.g., Let’s Go series) designed for young learners.
• Incorporation of interactive activities, including educational games, to enhance engagement.
2. Adult English Programs
• Use of specialized textbooks (e.g., Passport series) tailored for adult learners.
• Creation of customized lesson plans that align with each student’s unique personality, strengths, and needs.
• Focus on streamlined and personalized approaches to meet individual learning goals.
3. Role-Playing and Real-Life Dialogue Practice
• Emphasis on role-playing activities to simulate real-world situations.
• Encouragement for students to actively participate and build confidence in conversational settings.
4. Survival English for Travelers
• Instruction in practical English for travel purposes, including vocabulary and phrases needed for navigating various travel scenarios.
• Special focus on preparing students for situations they may encounter on cruise ships or in different countries.
5. Corporate Language Training (English & German)
• Teaching English and German to employees preparing for international assignments, especially in business contexts involving travel to countries such as Germany and Austria.

I first came to Japan to visit friends. I liked it so much Imoved here:)

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