Local Japanese Teachers in England

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Tatiana

Alresford

Russian, Japanese

Masters: Specialist in International Relations (2000)

as well as private individuals. I assist students with all levels of JLPT (Japanese Language Proficiency Test) and TORFL (The Test of Russian as a Foreign Language). Being native in Russian, and an expert in the Japanese & English languages, I am acutely aware of the differences between English & Japanese and English & Russian languages, their specific capabilities, nuances and requirements. I focus on teaching methods that are designed to make learning interactive and...

(53 reviews)

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Jackie

Ossett

French, German, Japanese

Doctorate: Pass (2011)

Japanese people and enjoy teaching about their language and culture. My PhD investigates the values and perspectives of contemporary Japanese university students. I am also fluent in German and spent a year living in Germany during my university years. I have a great affinity with Germany and the German people and have several German friends that I am still in touch with even 20 years after living there. Prior to teaching languages my most recent...

(13 reviews)

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Miho

Canterbury

Japanese

Masters: MA in English Language Education (1993)

me. I was born and brought up in Japan and I have been living in England for 18 years. I am a Japanese mother and wife who loves people and teaching. I have been teaching Japanese at home, on-line and at a local language school, and my students range from primary school children to students preparing for GCSE, anime enthusiasts to business people. My teaching career started when I was at university in Japan, coaching...

(10 reviews)

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Gary

Norwich

English, English (Foreign Language), Japanese

Masters: Modern Poetry (1988)

editor of the 2003 edition of the Chambers Concise Biographical Dictionary Major contributor to the Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary (1999) Many other works of EFL reference as editor and contributor, including The Oxford Dictionary of English Idioms, The Oxford Elementary Learners' Dictionary, The Oxford Guide to British and American Culture, and others Why Not Catch-21? (Frances Lincoln, 2007; paperback 2008). A best-selling exploration of the derivation of book titles. Nicholas Lezard's ‘Paperback Choice of the...

(9 reviews)

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Rebecca

Northampton

Japanese

Bachelors: 2:1 BSc Clinical and Health Psychology (2010)

with Aspergers, Personality Disorder, and depression. Following uni, I spent nearly 2 years teaching English as a foreign language in Japan. Whilst in Japan, I also learnt how to speak conversational Japanese, and can also read and write hiragana, katakana, and second-grade level kanji. I now tutor English and Japanese full time, and have registered my own language services company. To better understand what is needed for GCSE Japanese, I took my GCSE in 2016...

(7 reviews)

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Keiko

Newbury

Japanese

Bachelors: BA Studio Ceramics (1996)

Japanese language teacher and educated in Japan and England to University level. I live in Newbury with my husband and a daughter. I am easygoing and patient. I believe that learning should be fun and rewarding. I have been teaching Japanese as a freelancer since 2012. I have many successful private tutoring experience as well as some group lessons at school environment. All my lessons are totally customized to suit individual needs therefore each lesson...

(5 reviews)

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Akiko

Liverpool

Japanese

Doctorate: PhD in Sociology (2010)

adept at recognising how best to target my teaching approach, particularly with respect to students who have little or no knowledge of the Japanese language. In a formal course review exercise, I have received an excellent rating from my college studentsand business individuals (such as an NGO director and a company director) with respect to the various teaching components of the course. I also offer my students the advice and guidance for travel matters in...

(43 reviews)

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Artour

Bloomsbury

Japanese

Masters: MA Pacific-Asian Studies (Anthropology major) (2011)

Japanese as well as Level 1 of the Japanese Language Proficiency (JLPT) Test and the JETRO Business Japanese certificate. Over my post-graduate education I attended 24 courses in social sciences, history, arts, and Oriental languages. Currently a doctoral researcher at the School of Oriental and African Studies, University of London, I also work at the JLPT exam in London. In the time I took off from my academic career I worked for a number of...

(4 reviews)

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Justine

Norwich

Maths, Japanese

Bachelors: BA Hons Animation and Illustration (1st class) (2010)

dedicated, driven and communicative tutor who won't leave you wondering what your son or daughter has been taught (or why I am teaching something) then look no further. A little bit about me: In 2015 I lived in Japan for 10 months and love learning about other cultures. My profile picture is me sitting in Nikko park in Japan, which has deer wandering freely. My favourite book series is Harry Potter and I love sci-fi...

(3 reviews)

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Satomi

Halesowen

Japanese

College: Certificate of Proficiency in English (1991)

New Zealand and Australia before coming to the UK. Through my travel, I met people from many different countries and greatly enjoyed the experience. I live in Kings Norton which is in the south side of Birmingham. I taught my son Japanese single handedly from home without outside help and he got A* for both Japanese GCSE and A level. I am currently taking on adults and students. Some adults have business connections with Japan,...

(2 reviews)

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