Award-Winning Japanese Tutors serving Lehi, UT

...love helping people get to the "aha" moment when they really understand what's being taught. In my experience, one of the most important parts of tutoring is setting clear expectations at the beginning and working toward a common goal. Given the right goals and assistance, I truly believe that anyone can master any of the...

...Young University in Utah, studying Japanese and Finance. Having lived in Japan for two years and having completed a professional internship in Osaka, I have learned to speak the Japanese language fluently and am passionate about helping others do the same. Though I have experience both teaching classes and privately tutoring learners of all ages...

...For me, these are fond memories and embody the sense of hard work and passion required to learn new things. My study of Japanese began in high school and it continues today. It has never been easy, it shouldn't be, we learn more when things are tough, but it has been gratifying and rewarding. I...

...to jump into learning whatever I can whenever I can. I am a PhD Electrical Engineering student at BYU. I am studying analog design. I love math and all its applications! I lived in Japan for 2 years and love the Japanese people and language. I scored nearly perfect on the JLPT (Japanese Language Proficiency...

...creating a supportive environment where students feel comfortable asking questions and exploring their interests, whether through conversation or cultural exchanges. My approach emphasizes practical communication, incorporating real-life expressions and scenarios that textbooks often overlook. I believe that language learning should be enjoyable and relevant, and I am dedicated to helping students build their confidence and...

...and excel in helping all improve their speaking, listening, reading, and writing skills. I enjoy being able to meet students of all personalities and helping them meet and overperform their expectations in learning. I belive that anyone can learn new skills which can help all kinds of aspects of their own future. No matter strengths...

...the language and culture. Upon returning from Japan, I received my Bachelor's degree in Psychology and took 16 credits of Japanese. I am extremely passionate about teaching, and am able to assess the needs of each individual student. I am a great communicator, listener, and will do anything to help my students succeed! The subject...

I believe in working hard to achieve dreams while having fun along the way. I want to help you grow in whatever ways you hope to! Let's do this together.

...a young adult service missionary and taught English classes to Japanese natives. Upon returning to the U.S. after my service mission, I taught Japanese to young adults preparing to live in Japan as service missionaries. I have always enjoyed sharing with others, the love I have for the Japanese language and culture. I am a...

...currently working towards a master's in education at UVU. I tutor Japanese primarily, and it's my favorite subject to teach. My main philosophy when it comes to language learning is that everybody has a reason they're studying, and to help them fulfil that reason. Along with that, there are many routes to achieve that -...

...You should come away with more encouragement and confidence than before, so let's get studying! My passion for tutoring came from coaching college students how to research, write, and prepare for exams. Seeking out help is a sign of your commitment to succeed and I always want my students to feel that they are progressing.

...of yourself, so you can be empowered to face challenges within and beyond school! I'm here to help you hone your stylistic choices to produce high quality writing. I've written a large body of work in many styles, and I can help you hone your writing to be cohesive, clear, and focused on the ideas...

...completed a Bachelor's of Arts degree in both International Relations and Japanese. I love to travel, teach, and learn. My goal is to spread my love of language and culture through teaching and learning. If you need assistance in the following areas, please let me know: -Basic or intermediate Japanese language learning -Japanese literature -Japanese...

...so hard years before. I learned how to read very well, because I studied by myself, but speaking and listening skills did not come for me until I actually immersed myself into Japan. And it was difficult at first. The only way to overcome that difficulty is just to dive right in, and not be...

...to learn and I love to see others learn and grow. I also love to stay active, whether through basketball, soccer, or outdoor activities like skiing and hiking. I was last employed as a firefighter, so I understand the importance of being on time and using my time to its greatest potential.

...tutored Math, Chemistry, and Japanese and have coached hip hop, breakdance, parkour, gymnastics, and soccer. I love to see people grow and get excited about what they can do with the things they are learning. Outside of school I love to play sports. I was also a mascot for Brigham Young University for three years...

Fun, Kind, and Patient--I love education, and so will you! I'm excited to work with students in a range of subjects. As an English Major, Math/Japanese/Philosophy Minor, I'm well versed in a variety of subjects.

I'm a senior at Brigham Young University studying Genetics and Mathematics. I love molecular biology, slam poetry, my family, cheesecake, Japan, and life in general.

I am currently a business student in the Marriott School of Business at Brigham Young University studying Global Supply Chain Management and working on Japanese certification. I am an enthusiastic, self-motivated, leadership and organizational minded employee and student.

...of a pail, but the lighting of a fire. After a year of college on academic scholarship I served a mission for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Days Saints in Japan for approximately 18 months. There I taught several English classes weekly as a volunteer. I came to love teaching all ages, but...