Award-Winning Japanese Tutors serving Spring Valley, NV

...school fun (I'm not that lame). I'm involved in a considerable amount of extracurricular activities at UD. I play trombone my school's jazz band (which recently travelled to New Orleans) and for my school's pep band (which supports the best basketball team in the A10 [go Flyers!]). I'm also on the club racquetball team for my school and I am a hockey fanatic. Despite the fact that most engineering majors are introverts, I am quite...

...come with being in a new country or just simply trying to learn a new language! Let me help you pursuit your dream in becoming a pro in your target language! I am also very well versed in Physiology and biology because of my studies. I had also worked in a formal setting as a research assistant, as well as a product development scientist. I believe my expertise will help you excel in those subjects.

Konnichiwa! I am Takako. I was a high school teacher in Japan. I would like to teach some of Japanese to someone who wants to learn Japanese. My hobbies are drawing, painting and any kinds of art.

...where there was Japanese television on Fridays. When those programming licensing ended, I turned to the internet. In the second semester in college, I took the opportunity to enroll in the first Elementary Japanese class. I was able to get an A in the class. I have taken all the required classes and have become proficient in Japanese. In addition to tutoring Japanese, I can tutor high school math, test prep, and business courses.

...Japanese. Having grown up living in an immigrant household, I learned English and Japanese at the same time and have always spoken both languages at home. In addition, I have attended school in both the US and Japan, my full-year abroad in Osaka, Japan in high school being the most recent and longest period. My experiences being in Japan throughout my life have allowed me to be fluent in Japanese in speaking, writing, and reading....

...languages began. After continuing my interest in Japanese in college I decided to make it my academic focus. I continued to learn as much about language as I could and studied Italian, Korean, Serbo-Croatian, and Classical Japanese along the way. I turned my attention back to Latin at the end of college and studied it in a whole new light. My mission is not to simply teach languages, but show students how fulfilling and rewarding...

I am a COVID-19 graduate of Murray State University. I obtained a degree in teaching Japanese and Spanish, while also picking up ESL skills along the way. I lived and studied abroad in Japan in the Spring of 2019 and spent much of my time in college conversing with English Language Learners and helping them with their English.

...Harvard, The Ohio State University, Indiana University, the University of Maryland, and the University of Hawaii. My students include business people (Microsoft, Boston Scientific, Bosch, IBM), State Department candidates, military officers, spouses, college students and younger children. While my specialty is working with learners to pass the Japanese Language Proficiency Test (JLPT), I have also helped people learn survival-level Japanese ahead of a business trip, taught specialized vocabulary to land an internship, and helped anime...

...and measurable progress. As a native Japanese speaker from Tokyo with no regional accent, I teach the language authentically while incorporating cultural insights. I aim to make learning Japanese an interactive experience where we not only build language skills but also discuss and explore Japan's culture. I have helped numerous students achieve meaningful progress through clear explanations, structured sessions, and personalized learning strategies. Additionally, I maintain open communication with parents to provide feedback and ensure...

...problem they may have. It works because the student doesn't realize that they are being guided in the long run, but gradually the student may become more adept to the material. And surely, after a few weeks of tutoring, the processes to solve a particular dilemma, the steps would become second nature to the student. As I am comfortable with anything from Biology to History, and from Arithmetic to Algebra, and even English Reading and...