CODE: US/PST012 Hobby, Specialty
Writing, reading, doing crossword puzzles, taking walks, talking with friends Instruction style
I am very student oriented.
I have taught or tutored literally hundreds of Japanese students, and I consider
myself an expert on their needs (and the common mistakes they make). In short,
I teach them what I think they need to learn. Message
I have a master’s degree in Teaching English as a Foreign Language from
San Francisco State University.
I lived in Tokyo (in Chofu) for five years and taught English at
International Christian University and the American School in Japan in Mitaka.
I also hosted an English-language teaching program (“Watch and Listen”) on NHK-TV.
日本語が話せます
Before the COVID epidemic, I taught English to Japanese businessmen at
the BYB Language School in Irvine.
I am an accomplished writer and I enjoy helping Japanese people improve
their writing skills.
(Please search for my name " Richard Showstack " on Amazon.com to see
some of my published books.)
I have taught English to students all over the world but my favorite students
to teach are Japanese because they are polite, serious, take assignments seriously,
and they are fun to talk to!
CODE: US/PST015 Hobby, Specialty
I myself am incredibly passionate about learning foreign languages:
I'm currently studying Japanese, Spanish, Arabic, and Russian.
I think my background has allowed to understand better how to teach
my own native English
I love being able to empower others on their language journeys! Instruction style
In my classes, I actively use the task-based methodology of teaching English
because I believe it puts students in situations that truly simulate how
they will authentically engage with and speak the language outside of the
classroom.
My teaching style is student-centered and interactive:
I always aim to put learners in the driver’s seat of their own learning. Message
I can offer you four years of experience as a college-level faculty at two
international institutions including Showa Women's University based in Tokyo.
I've designed a range of courses including Communication Skills, Grammar
and Writing, Business English, and TOEIC Test Prep.
CODE: US/PST013 Hobby, Specialty
I enjoy reading and swimming Instruction style
Student Centered and individualized. I adjust my style to best suit my student. Message
I am a passionate and patient teacher who believes in building my student's self
confidence speaking English by providing a positive classroom environment.
CODE: US/PST014 Hobby, Specialty
Teaching specialty: Professional Business English * Test Preparation
(IEL TS - TOEIC - TOEFL) Instruction style
Friendly, customized, supportive, relaxed, focused, enjoyable. Message
Let's work together to reach your goals!
I focus on Professional Business English * Test Prep * IELTS - TOEIC - TOEFL.
I can help you gain the skills and confidence to have a life and career you love.
I've been teaching online for 3+ years and spent 20+ years in Marketing
as a writer and editor.
I understand the skills needed to succeed in business in an English-speaking workplace.
I'm also a certified test preparation tutor and can teach you the strategies
you need to excel on language exams.
My lessons are customized to the student's level, learning style, and goals.
I'm patient and supportive so you can learn in a relaxed and focused setting.
I hope to meet you soon!
CODE: US/PST221214 Hobby, Specialty
literature, traveling Instruction style
student centered Message
I have a number of years of teaching experience
in Japan, China, Taiwan, and Indonesia, in classroom and online
CODE: US/PST09 Message
Hello my name is Nathan Mahr.
I would like to inquire about working with your company as an online ESL teacher.
I have been teaching ESL online for over three years mostly with VIPkid.
I have taught over 9,000 classes and over 3,000 students with a 5/5 star rating
through their program.
I also hold a BA degree and TESOL certification.
I believe with my credentials and vast experience that I am an excellent candidate
for this position with your organization.
Attached is my resume. I look forward to hearing from you.
Best Regards,
CODE: US/PST220123 Hobby, Specialty
My specialty is teaching english.
Hobbies: music, sport, travel Instruction style
Cooperative learning - interactive learning through reading and
listening, dialogue, question and answer etc. Message
I love this job. I am very dedicated and
my classes are very funny, but i apericate hard working.
I am TESOL certified teacher and i've been teaching english almost
CODE: US/PST220517 Hobby, Specialty
Literature, computer programming, travel, business, history
and entertainment.
Instruction style
All levels, from very basic to very advanced, depending
upon the student's requirements.
This includes teaching children (for example
I have been teaching with VIPKID for several years). Message
Hello,
My name is Aaron R Kramer, and I found out about your school
on the website OETJOBS.com.
I currently work as an online teacher, for VIPKID, and
I would like to increase my teaching hours.
I have been teaching English for more than 10 years.
This includes providing more than 10,000 online lessons.
I am a native English speaker, who also speaks fluent Norwegian,
and has basic skills in Spanish, Russian, Swedish and Danish.
I have a master's degree in English literature which includes
academic research on Shakespeare,
and I also have TEFL and TESOL certification.
I would appreciate the opportunity to talk with someone from your company,
to find out what you need or want regarding English teachers,
and how I might be of service to you.
CODE: US/PST220324 Hobby, Specialty
Woodcarving, cycling, mountain biking, video games and skateboarding. Instruction style
I have been teaching English since 2017.
I always engage my students with my positive energy,
and I incorporate active learning in my classes.
I always make sure that my classroom is not boring and dull.
What makes my class fun is that there will be games and
surprises that are connected to the lessons.
See you in my classroom soon! Message
Get ready to learn English with a fun and exciting teacher!
Let's go!
CODE: US/PST08 Hobby, Specialty
As to what I offer: I'm trained to help students with questions of grammar, vocabulary,
pronunciation, and any other linguistic issues that a student would need improvement
with.
Although I am not as fluent in French and German as I had been in the past, I believe
I am competent enough to carry on a conversation in either language, and just as
importantly I do understand the language of customer care and interpersonal
intelligence.
I not only hold a TEFL certificate, but I also have certifications in teaching business
English and English for young learners.
I have some training in counselling, and a great number of hours working in customer
care.
I have had many years as an uber driver interacting with many different types of people
from all walks of life and from all over the world and believe I could be of great
service to a great many of your foreign students.
While I do not have access to my university diploma, at present, what I have learned
about language is invaluable and will show through my work as a tutor and teacher
As to my interests and hobbies, I am a zen buddhist, an avid jiujiteiro
(jiujitsu practitioner), a music lover and dj, and I also enjoy reading and learning
about new cultures.
I also love discussing art, spirituality and philosophy.
I plan on one day traveling to Spain, Brazil, Japan, and southeast Asia, and would be
honored to help anyone from those particular global locales. (Or anywhere.) Instruction style
Though I consider myself a sage with age If you call me 'tayj',
I will be filled with rage
And roll around like a groggy soggy doggy
For my name is pronounced "TOGGY"
Firstly, I suppose my life long interest
in language begins with the pronunciation of my name.
In standard American English, the spelling of my name is often pronounced
by most people like “tayj” as the poem states, but likewise it is pronounced “toggy”.
The name is Northern Germanic in origin and pronunciation of the name varies
from region to region, from country to country across Scandinavia.
The closest Norwegian pronunciation contains vowels that the English language
has abandoned (though there might possibly be a dialect in Northern England that
utilizes common North Germanic vowels not present in standard English).
The easiest pronunciation for an American is as I have written it.
Though I argued as a child that mine was an authentic pronunciation.
It is not how actual Norwegians pronounce it.
I’m okay with this as the name changes due to the Germanic dialect continuum
(of which American English includes), thus ‘toggy’ I argue is an authentic
pronunciation of the name.
Though I cannot confirm, I’ve read on some websites that the name translate
to ‘the heir’, and the name is more common among older generations,
Walter’ or “Herman’ being cultural-idiomatic equivalents. Message
I love language and consider myself an amateur linguist.
Since graduating college I have dreamed of teaching English overseas because
it would mean I would get to use and teach language in some capacity.
The COVID pandemic forced me to rethink my career trajectory and was allowed
the time and money to obtain my TEFL certificate. In obtaining this position
I hope to 1 work with language, 2 change careers, 3 gain valuable experience
working with students, 4 and begin to prepare for a life travel.
I was a French major, and German minor (aber ich spreche die beide,
wie ein kleines Kind/mais je parles les deux, comme un petit enfin.)
Being that I graduated in 2007, and don’t use these languages, this means
I speak both at an intermediate level.
I may be able to help new learners with simple grammar and vocabulary
but could use a refresher course on upper level grammar in both,
and would need more practice to become completely fluent again.
Through learning these 2 particular languages at once during my college career,
I have gained me some interesting insights into my own language. English itself
is a kind of hybrid language.
A Germanic language, with a Latin vocabulary. Actually we have both a Latin and
a Germanic vocabulary. For example the words to “understand” and to “comprehend.”
There is even a movement to purge English of all foreign influences, through
a constructed language called “anglish”.
Similar to Ataturk’s linguistic reforms of the Turkish language, Anglish is
English purged of Latin and Greek based words and replacing them archaic Anglo
Saxon words and reconstructed words based on common Germanic word stems.
For example: “television” becomes “farseer” a cognate with the German word
“Fernsehen”. (I digress.)
I'm a west coast native, born in Portland, and raised in the Pacific Northwest
in both Oregon and Washington.
I still live in Portland, as had the previous 4 generations of my family.
(They call Portland natives, 'unicorns' because they are so rare.)
I would love to help anyone learn my language. I speak with a very neutral west
coast accent, not too different from one you would hear on an American TV show,
but with some slight, but undetectable nuances.
Obviously I speak with an American dialect and use American dialect vocabulary
and spelling, but I am familiar with many different dialects of English- not only
American, but others as well and can prepare a student for travel to any country.
Though my pronunciation may be different from an Aussie, a Brit, or even a Canadian,
my accent is understood fairly universally among English speakers.