Japanese Tutor

Located in Flower Mound, Texas, cheerful, responsible, native Japanese speaker enjoys teaching Japanese as a second language. Experience includes teaching Japanese in the Dallas area. As a native speaker, would be able to teach Japanese customs and etiquette. After living in the US and Canada for several years, would also be able to teach the differences in Japan and western countries from personal experience.

Completed Teaching Japanese as a Foreign Language courses in Kyoto, Japan.

Currently teaching in the Flower Mound, Texas area. 


Since I am using Gmail as my e-mail provider, you may need to check that my replies do not get placed in your junk mail folder. I usually reply within three business days, so if you do not receive a reply in that timeframe, there may be problems with you receiving mail from Gmail.

 

Schedule Openings

Currently I am taking new students only for online lessons.
If you are interested in taking online lessons using Skype, please go to Japaneselessons.online.


 

Experience

Japanese class assistant (volunteer) Sept 1998 to Jan 2015
Provided assistance to the Japanese language teacher at a high school in Carrollton-Farmers Branch ISD. Responsibilities included practicing drills with small group of students and assisting students preparing for the Japanese speech contest.

Japanese tutor Sept 2001 to Present
Providing private tutoring lessons to students either wanting to improve their Japanese class grade or who were not taking a class but were interested in learning Japanese.

Other work experience (in Japan) :
IBM business partner instructor
Taught office workers how to use computers (personal computer operating system and applications).

IBM business partner office manager
Managed instructors and customer support personnel and performed editing responsibilities of the company's customer support newsletter.

 

Courses

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Japan

 

Fees

$100/month up to 4 lessons.

(There is no scheduled lesson for the fifth week of a month.)


 

Textbook Contents


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