Mika Sensei always has lots of visual aids to reinforce what is taught in the book we use. I am thankful for her having lots of verbal exercises. She is so patient with me since I am a slow learner. Thank you!
Hello! I am Mieko. (^O^)/ I am a Japanese teacher who has passed the Teaching Japanese Language Course, which requires 420 hours of coursework in total. I also passed the Japanese Language Teaching Competency Test on my first try. Now I teach Japanese at the local language class or at home.↑ This temple is in my neighborhood. I enjoy going on a walk. I look for a cute café and a delic
Buongiono a tutti!I have been working as a Japanese-Italian translator and interpreter in Italy for over 20 years. I have passed Level 1 of the Italian Language Proficiency Test and the highest level of C2 from the CILS Italian Language Proficiency Test. I specialize in natural and correct Italian expressions, reading, writing, pronunciation, and business Italian as a resident of Italy. At Cafeta
Hi my name is MAyu. I used to be a tutor here and had some classes until children came along. I had been having crazy days with 3 little children and finally I feel like everything is settled and I can have some free time for myself.(Well... My days are still crazy but after children go to bed, I am free!!) I was living in Australia for about 10 years until I came back to Japan 3 years ago.
I consider myself a development specialist, that is bubbly and full of energy. I have extensive experience in Education, Business and International Development. With a passion to supporting people in self and career development, having lived and worked both in the USA and South Africa and working cross-continentally with colleagues from around the world. My lessons will be interactive, engaging,
Hello I am Jess! I have been teaching English for eight years in a classroom setting. I worked in the restaurant industry for many years. In my down time I enjoy cooking new food, playing video games, hiking and learning about new places. My teaching style is close conversation. Iwant to know about what makes a student happy and what they want to work on. I enjoyed my time in Osaka so much, it wa
Hi, it’s nice to meet you! My name is Mae and I live between Canada and the United States. I have been teaching English for the past 10 years and I teach both children and adults. I offer an environment that is supportive, encouraging, patient, and friendly. I completed a TESOL certificate in Cambodia in 2013 where I lived and worked for 7 months, and I hold a bachelor's degree in human services.
Hello! I'm Momo! I'm a certified trilingual teacher (Japanese / English / Spanish) with experience teaching in Argentina and Ireland. ・Teaching Experience: 3+ years・Japanese Teacher Training Program completed・Licensed English & Spanish teacher (middle & high school)・Taught Japanese language & culture (Beginner–Advanced)・Lived in Argentina and in Europe/ Now live in Japan Wh
Hello and welcome! I’m Seth, an English teacher, a lifelong learner, and someone who genuinely enjoys meaningful conversations. My journey began in healthcare. With a Bachelor’s degree in Nursing, I learned early on how important empathy, patience, and clear communication are, especially when people feel unsure or vulnerable. Over the years, I’ve worked across healthcare, custome
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