I strive to teach students in an interactive way tailored to each student's individual needs, wants, and preferred method of study. As a student, I was consistently left disappointed with teachers who just taught curriculum with no real student engagement, so I seek to change that. I am a graduate of the University of Washington with degrees in Japanese History and Korean Language and Linguistics, with minors in Japanese language as well as Linguistics. I work as an editor and localizer in my spare time and am also an avid gardener and needleworker. While I tutor a variety of subjects, my favorites are Japanese and English. Communication is of utmost importance to me and the more languages learned, the easier it is to communicate and understand the world around us. I have been studying Japanese for 19 years and have a native fluency.

I graduated from the University of California, Riverside with a Bachelor's in Japanese and also received an Associate's of Arts in English from Crafton Hills College.I help as a substitute teacher and teacher assistant at my local Japanese Language School to help with teaching students of all ages in Japanese.In addition, I have earned a teaching certificate (TEFL). This was a 120-hour course which included a course on teaching English as a foreign language and it's structure; while it was specifically for teaching ESL, the bulk of the course focused on the methodology I would need to work as a teacher. I did this so that I can better teach Native Japanese students English, and though I love to teach Japanese the most, I felt that earning a teaching certificate was the best way to learn methods about teaching a language and helping my students as their tutor! Along the way, I learned a lot about teaching, its methods, lesson planning, and how to teach language in general.While I was in college, I decided to take Japanese because truthfully, I was curious. I'd changed my major recently and wasn't sure what I wanted to do. I ended up loving Japanese within two weeks and it became my most passionate subject.I formed the Japanese club at Crafton Hills College while I was attending. Students in varying levels of Japanese came together to have extra study time with the textbook and played practice games as well. The club was supervised by a faculty advisor, our own professor.When I transferred to UC Riverside, I'd joined an already-created Japanese club (called Sakura-Bu) where Americans and Japanese transfer students came met and practiced each other's languages together.The two clubs, collaborating with others, and my other academic experiences allowed me to learn more about Japanese, to better understand the language and help others learn too. Through making connections with others that learned or knew Japanese gave both myself and others the opportunity to practice and learn new things.I've studied Japanese for 8 years and knowing how long the process is, I've learned to also be a patient and kind tutor towards my students. I love to make it fun to learn for kids, teens, and adults alike!I love teaching Japanese to others, being engaging as much as possible, and I enjoy working with people of all ages that are curious and just as willing to learn as I am!

Teaching is my passion. As a school teacher in Japan, I loved watching my students grow. I home schooled my three sons in America and am ready to share my knowledge with new students learning Japanese. I am skilled in calligraphy and writing Japanese.

My interest in tutoring stems from my love of learning and passion in sharing the learning process with others. I have roughly two years of experience tutoring one-on-one and at learning centers in both high school and college. My hobbies and interested include Jogging, hiking, yoga, reading, language learning, traveling, video gaming and comic books.

I am a graduate of the University of Oklahoma with a double major in Biology and Japanese. `I am extremely passionate about education and I enjoy having a fun time with students while simultaneously helping them towards positive goals in their life.

My name is Julien and I am currently working for an alternative investment strategies company as well as a full time graduate student at NYU studying real estate investing and financing. I graduated from Marist College with a Bachelor of Science in finance.I started tutoring and helping others during high school. Then upon starting college, I became a tutor for languages, mathematics, and most business classes.In my free time, I play the piano, take pictures and play tennis.

My passion is connecting people with information and data. It's not always readily apparent how this can be done, or how I can convince people that the information is worth knowing. That's why, as a teacher, as a developer, and as a human being, it is my responsibility to make that information both accessible and useful. This can be best accomplished by connecting with people, discovering their passions and motivations, and relating information to them in an understandable and enjoyable way. Knowledge and information empowers all of us to live better, more fulfilling lives and brings us together as human beings.

Hello, I am a recent Dartmouth grad who majored in Mathematics. I am very grateful for my Ivy League education for shaping me into who I am today, and want to share my insights and study skills I've learned over the years. I have extensive tutoring experience as I worked as a Peer Tutor and Conversation Partner at Dartmouth's Academic Skills Center. In addition to my strong mathematics background, I am also very passionate about languages. I'm fluent in three languages (Korean, French and English) and can also speak conversational Spanish and Japanese. Feel free to contact me if you want an enthusiastic, fun, and smart tutor with extensive math and language knowledge! :)

I believe that the best in people is brought about only when an opportunity for learning opens new doors, inspires new adventures and let's in new possibilities. Without these new vistas can never be reached, doors will remain closed and people will shun new possibilities. Therefore, in striving to be the best you can be, you can open yourself up to the possibility of who you will be. Belief in oneself inspires the passion to consider the self as a means of your own transformation. Therefore, when striving to follow my passion for mathematics, the arts or the sciences, I use a multifaceted approach to learning. Whether more traditional or more progressive, I can lecture and lead or simply allow for your learning to unfold via engaging conversation with the material. When you can bring your enthusiasm, interest and love of the subject material, then teaching you how to hone these skills into a career or passion project you may be working on will be a door wide open. Will you open it?

Have you ever wanted to learn or continue your Japanese study but dont know were to start. Coming to my classes will help you gain not only knowledge with your Japanese, but find ways to learn ,more while out of classes and at home. Come join and give my lessons a try

I strive to teach students in an interactive way tailored to each student's individual needs, wants, and preferred method of study. As a student, I was consistently left disappointed with teachers who just taught curriculum with no real student engagement, so I seek to change that. I am a graduate of the University of Washington with degrees in Japanese History and Korean Language and Linguistics, with minors in Japanese language as well as Linguistics. I work as an editor and localizer in my spare time and am also an avid gardener and needleworker. While I tutor a variety of subjects, my favorites are Japanese and English. Communication is of utmost importance to me and the more languages learned, the easier it is to communicate and understand the world around us. I have been studying Japanese for 19 years and have a native fluency.

I graduated from the University of California, Riverside with a Bachelor's in Japanese and also received an Associate's of Arts in English from Crafton Hills College.I help as a substitute teacher and teacher assistant at my local Japanese Language School to help with teaching students of all ages in Japanese.In addition, I have earned a teaching certificate (TEFL). This was a 120-hour course which included a course on teaching English as a foreign language and it's structure; while it was specifically for teaching ESL, the bulk of the course focused on the methodology I would need to work as a teacher. I did this so that I can better teach Native Japanese students English, and though I love to teach Japanese the most, I felt that earning a teaching certificate was the best way to learn methods about teaching a language and helping my students as their tutor! Along the way, I learned a lot about teaching, its methods, lesson planning, and how to teach language in general.While I was in college, I decided to take Japanese because truthfully, I was curious. I'd changed my major recently and wasn't sure what I wanted to do. I ended up loving Japanese within two weeks and it became my most passionate subject.I formed the Japanese club at Crafton Hills College while I was attending. Students in varying levels of Japanese came together to have extra study time with the textbook and played practice games as well. The club was supervised by a faculty advisor, our own professor.When I transferred to UC Riverside, I'd joined an already-created Japanese club (called Sakura-Bu) where Americans and Japanese transfer students came met and practiced each other's languages together.The two clubs, collaborating with others, and my other academic experiences allowed me to learn more about Japanese, to better understand the language and help others learn too. Through making connections with others that learned or knew Japanese gave both myself and others the opportunity to practice and learn new things.I've studied Japanese for 8 years and knowing how long the process is, I've learned to also be a patient and kind tutor towards my students. I love to make it fun to learn for kids, teens, and adults alike!I love teaching Japanese to others, being engaging as much as possible, and I enjoy working with people of all ages that are curious and just as willing to learn as I am!

Teaching is my passion. As a school teacher in Japan, I loved watching my students grow. I home schooled my three sons in America and am ready to share my knowledge with new students learning Japanese. I am skilled in calligraphy and writing Japanese.

My interest in tutoring stems from my love of learning and passion in sharing the learning process with others. I have roughly two years of experience tutoring one-on-one and at learning centers in both high school and college. My hobbies and interested include Jogging, hiking, yoga, reading, language learning, traveling, video gaming and comic books.

I am a graduate of the University of Oklahoma with a double major in Biology and Japanese. `I am extremely passionate about education and I enjoy having a fun time with students while simultaneously helping them towards positive goals in their life.

My name is Julien and I am currently working for an alternative investment strategies company as well as a full time graduate student at NYU studying real estate investing and financing. I graduated from Marist College with a Bachelor of Science in finance.I started tutoring and helping others during high school. Then upon starting college, I became a tutor for languages, mathematics, and most business classes.In my free time, I play the piano, take pictures and play tennis.

My passion is connecting people with information and data. It's not always readily apparent how this can be done, or how I can convince people that the information is worth knowing. That's why, as a teacher, as a developer, and as a human being, it is my responsibility to make that information both accessible and useful. This can be best accomplished by connecting with people, discovering their passions and motivations, and relating information to them in an understandable and enjoyable way. Knowledge and information empowers all of us to live better, more fulfilling lives and brings us together as human beings.

Hello, I am a recent Dartmouth grad who majored in Mathematics. I am very grateful for my Ivy League education for shaping me into who I am today, and want to share my insights and study skills I've learned over the years. I have extensive tutoring experience as I worked as a Peer Tutor and Conversation Partner at Dartmouth's Academic Skills Center. In addition to my strong mathematics background, I am also very passionate about languages. I'm fluent in three languages (Korean, French and English) and can also speak conversational Spanish and Japanese. Feel free to contact me if you want an enthusiastic, fun, and smart tutor with extensive math and language knowledge! :)

I believe that the best in people is brought about only when an opportunity for learning opens new doors, inspires new adventures and let's in new possibilities. Without these new vistas can never be reached, doors will remain closed and people will shun new possibilities. Therefore, in striving to be the best you can be, you can open yourself up to the possibility of who you will be. Belief in oneself inspires the passion to consider the self as a means of your own transformation. Therefore, when striving to follow my passion for mathematics, the arts or the sciences, I use a multifaceted approach to learning. Whether more traditional or more progressive, I can lecture and lead or simply allow for your learning to unfold via engaging conversation with the material. When you can bring your enthusiasm, interest and love of the subject material, then teaching you how to hone these skills into a career or passion project you may be working on will be a door wide open. Will you open it?

Have you ever wanted to learn or continue your Japanese study but dont know were to start. Coming to my classes will help you gain not only knowledge with your Japanese, but find ways to learn ,more while out of classes and at home. Come join and give my lessons a try