After graduating from the College of William and Mary with a degree in East Asian Studies, I accepted a Fulbright English Teaching Assistantship grant based in South Korea. I packed my bags with every intention of only spending one year in Korea, after which I would pick up and move to a new country in a new corner of Asia.That plan didnt last long.Instead, I fell in love with my job at Mokpo Jeongmyeong Girls Middle School. The students were a lovable, rascally bunch. We tumbled over tangled tongue twisters; tore through the halls on madcap scavenger hunts; tossed frisbees over lunch breaks and after classes; and whaled on each other with foam swords and battle axes. (We also practiced English.)Eventually, one year turned into three. I finished my two-year Fulbright grant and spent one last year teaching English, cooking, and yoga at Aran Kindergartento a new bunch of lovable rascalsin Seoul. I left Korea more self-reliant, more adaptable, and even more invested in lifelong education. I intend to put these skills to good use.

I am a passionate learner who has studied studied Spanish, math and science at college, went on to learn Japanese on my own and eventually studied business at the graduate level at UCF. Informally I study history and culture and love to read. I taught English, Reading and Writing in the Japanese public school system for nearly 5 years from 2001-2006 and know well the satisfaction that comes from seeing a student succeed. I have an unquenchable thirst for knowledge and at this moment am taking an online digital marketing course through the University of Illinois.It's this passion for knowledge coupled with my belief in the importance of helping others that makes me such a great tutor. I have learned a lot in my 37 years and would like to pass this knowledge on to the next generation.

As a tutor I will never give you information in a way that has proven ineffective. I'm 100% willing to change my methods to suit your needs, because my goal is to help you! Please feel free to send me a message for any reason, be it questions, concerns, or a self introduction.Kind regards,Rex

I have a wide range of cultural background, born in Beijing, China, and growing up in Nagoya, Japan. I have also lived in Florence, Italy for a year studying fashion design, and lived in NYC for over 12 years being a fashion designer. I have moved to Portland, Oregon 2 years ago and loving the closeness with nature surroundings and the beautiful forests here.I'm passionate about languages and sharing different cultures, I also enjoy being creative and spend time doing my art projects. I have many experiences teaching languages and I'm very patient and flexible, so I have great confidence that I can help you in many ways to meet your needs.

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

Hello!My name is Audrey Rose, and I currently am based in Atlanta, GA. I have a B.A. in East Asian Studies (with a focus in the Japanese language) from Mount Holyoke College, where I was awarded the 2021 Jonathan N. Lipman Aware for excellence in the field of East Asian Studies.While I studied Japanese the language, Japanese linguistics, and Japanese literature during my undergraduate years, the focus of my historical research was grounded in environmentalism and anti-imperialism in China, Japan, and Korea through media and literature. As my major was interdisciplinary and centered in media analysis, I am deeply familiar with paper writing, paper editing, research skills, and synthesization of theses.I have over a year of experience with teaching/tutoring Japanese, for which I have also developed my own practice and teaching materials (which I always make freely available for all students). Additionally, I was a teaching assistant in 9thGrade Civics/Economics and 10thGrade American Literature; as I have an International Baccalaureate diploma, I used the opportunity of the American Literature course to help the students foster their literary analysis skills in preparation for their future I.B. courses and exams.My goal in any teaching setting is to listen to the student's wants and needs and tailor the lessons to best suit them. Everyone deserves the opportunity to learn and to keep finding new things to learn throughout their life.

I'm a native Japanese speaker, born and raised in Kawasaki, Japan. I received my BA from Brigham Young University Provo where I taught Japanese over 200 students as a TA. Currently I have been working as an online Japanese tutor. I always try to do my very best to help my students learn Japanese in the most effective way. I love teaching, and I cherish every student I have.Growing up in an island like Japan, I was always interested in going abroad and learning different cultures. Fortunately, I had opportunities to study abroad in Australia, Chile, Paraguay, and USA. Through these experiences, I have learned English and Spanish, and learning foreign languages has been my passion ever since. I'm excited to impart my knowledge and passion, and I hope I can make the journey to learning Japanese fun and interesting for you!

I graduated from Carthage College in Kenosha, WI with a B.A. in Japanese. I spent my junior year studying abroad in Tokyo through an intensive language program sponsored by the Japanese Government (MEXT). Living with other Japanese students helped me develop a deep understanding for the culture and learn how to interact naturally with native speakers. I returned to Carthage for my senior year and had a blast sharing what I learned from my program with my peers as a Japanese tutor. After graduation, I spent 3 years working in Ibaraki Prefecture through the JET Program (Japan Exchange Teaching Program). I was assigned to a local city hall and worked right alongside other Japanese coworkers, most of whom did not speak English. Here I gained valuable experience in business culture and acquired some of the skills it takes to work in a Japanese office. During those 3 years, I also had the privilege of teaching English to 4 and 5-year-old children once a week and leading English conversation classes for adults once a month. The best part of teaching was being able to interact with my students. It brought me much joy to see my students actively participating, learning and enthusiastically engaging in my classes. With my experience in the Japanese language and culture, and with my experience in teaching, I am excited to help teach and encourage students who are looking to grow at their own pace! My goal is to build up their knowledge and self-confidence in order that they may succeed.

I believe every student has his or her own learning needs. I would like to know more about my students, to provide a personalized learning experience and to help them achieve their dreams. My students will not be afraid of making mistakes. My students will be more confident about their abilities. My students will have a open and critical mind to what they are learning.

I've always loved learning and have a passion to help others understand and learn as well! I want help break down intimidating concepts into simpler terms and help people understand how applicable these concepts are in their own life. Learning shouldn't be a drag-- it's fun!

After graduating from the College of William and Mary with a degree in East Asian Studies, I accepted a Fulbright English Teaching Assistantship grant based in South Korea. I packed my bags with every intention of only spending one year in Korea, after which I would pick up and move to a new country in a new corner of Asia.That plan didnt last long.Instead, I fell in love with my job at Mokpo Jeongmyeong Girls Middle School. The students were a lovable, rascally bunch. We tumbled over tangled tongue twisters; tore through the halls on madcap scavenger hunts; tossed frisbees over lunch breaks and after classes; and whaled on each other with foam swords and battle axes. (We also practiced English.)Eventually, one year turned into three. I finished my two-year Fulbright grant and spent one last year teaching English, cooking, and yoga at Aran Kindergartento a new bunch of lovable rascalsin Seoul. I left Korea more self-reliant, more adaptable, and even more invested in lifelong education. I intend to put these skills to good use.

I am a passionate learner who has studied studied Spanish, math and science at college, went on to learn Japanese on my own and eventually studied business at the graduate level at UCF. Informally I study history and culture and love to read. I taught English, Reading and Writing in the Japanese public school system for nearly 5 years from 2001-2006 and know well the satisfaction that comes from seeing a student succeed. I have an unquenchable thirst for knowledge and at this moment am taking an online digital marketing course through the University of Illinois.It's this passion for knowledge coupled with my belief in the importance of helping others that makes me such a great tutor. I have learned a lot in my 37 years and would like to pass this knowledge on to the next generation.

As a tutor I will never give you information in a way that has proven ineffective. I'm 100% willing to change my methods to suit your needs, because my goal is to help you! Please feel free to send me a message for any reason, be it questions, concerns, or a self introduction.Kind regards,Rex

I have a wide range of cultural background, born in Beijing, China, and growing up in Nagoya, Japan. I have also lived in Florence, Italy for a year studying fashion design, and lived in NYC for over 12 years being a fashion designer. I have moved to Portland, Oregon 2 years ago and loving the closeness with nature surroundings and the beautiful forests here.I'm passionate about languages and sharing different cultures, I also enjoy being creative and spend time doing my art projects. I have many experiences teaching languages and I'm very patient and flexible, so I have great confidence that I can help you in many ways to meet your needs.

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

Hello!My name is Audrey Rose, and I currently am based in Atlanta, GA. I have a B.A. in East Asian Studies (with a focus in the Japanese language) from Mount Holyoke College, where I was awarded the 2021 Jonathan N. Lipman Aware for excellence in the field of East Asian Studies.While I studied Japanese the language, Japanese linguistics, and Japanese literature during my undergraduate years, the focus of my historical research was grounded in environmentalism and anti-imperialism in China, Japan, and Korea through media and literature. As my major was interdisciplinary and centered in media analysis, I am deeply familiar with paper writing, paper editing, research skills, and synthesization of theses.I have over a year of experience with teaching/tutoring Japanese, for which I have also developed my own practice and teaching materials (which I always make freely available for all students). Additionally, I was a teaching assistant in 9thGrade Civics/Economics and 10thGrade American Literature; as I have an International Baccalaureate diploma, I used the opportunity of the American Literature course to help the students foster their literary analysis skills in preparation for their future I.B. courses and exams.My goal in any teaching setting is to listen to the student's wants and needs and tailor the lessons to best suit them. Everyone deserves the opportunity to learn and to keep finding new things to learn throughout their life.

I'm a native Japanese speaker, born and raised in Kawasaki, Japan. I received my BA from Brigham Young University Provo where I taught Japanese over 200 students as a TA. Currently I have been working as an online Japanese tutor. I always try to do my very best to help my students learn Japanese in the most effective way. I love teaching, and I cherish every student I have.Growing up in an island like Japan, I was always interested in going abroad and learning different cultures. Fortunately, I had opportunities to study abroad in Australia, Chile, Paraguay, and USA. Through these experiences, I have learned English and Spanish, and learning foreign languages has been my passion ever since. I'm excited to impart my knowledge and passion, and I hope I can make the journey to learning Japanese fun and interesting for you!

I graduated from Carthage College in Kenosha, WI with a B.A. in Japanese. I spent my junior year studying abroad in Tokyo through an intensive language program sponsored by the Japanese Government (MEXT). Living with other Japanese students helped me develop a deep understanding for the culture and learn how to interact naturally with native speakers. I returned to Carthage for my senior year and had a blast sharing what I learned from my program with my peers as a Japanese tutor. After graduation, I spent 3 years working in Ibaraki Prefecture through the JET Program (Japan Exchange Teaching Program). I was assigned to a local city hall and worked right alongside other Japanese coworkers, most of whom did not speak English. Here I gained valuable experience in business culture and acquired some of the skills it takes to work in a Japanese office. During those 3 years, I also had the privilege of teaching English to 4 and 5-year-old children once a week and leading English conversation classes for adults once a month. The best part of teaching was being able to interact with my students. It brought me much joy to see my students actively participating, learning and enthusiastically engaging in my classes. With my experience in the Japanese language and culture, and with my experience in teaching, I am excited to help teach and encourage students who are looking to grow at their own pace! My goal is to build up their knowledge and self-confidence in order that they may succeed.

I believe every student has his or her own learning needs. I would like to know more about my students, to provide a personalized learning experience and to help them achieve their dreams. My students will not be afraid of making mistakes. My students will be more confident about their abilities. My students will have a open and critical mind to what they are learning.

I've always loved learning and have a passion to help others understand and learn as well! I want help break down intimidating concepts into simpler terms and help people understand how applicable these concepts are in their own life. Learning shouldn't be a drag-- it's fun!