Kenntniseinschätzung - Sprachtutoren und Lehrer

Hello, my name is Azeeza Oyindamola. let me give you a bit background about myself. I was born and raised in Lagos Nigeria with Yoruba being my native language for decades. I have being living in Europe for the past years where I was trained as a Nurse and Certified English Teacher from The TEFL institute of Ireland. I have MSc in Nursing Science and completing Diploma in counselling therapy. I have less than a year formal online teaching experience and over 5 years nurse tutoring experience. I have thought in many clinical settings and I have been fortunate enough to meet students with different backgrounds and different learning needs. My area of focus is to help you achieve your goal in a comfortable and relaxing way by assisting you to learn accurately beautiful language skills. Besides English, I teach and speaks Yoruba fluently. I am passionate and enthusiasm about my work, always open to new skills and better ways of doing things. Learning a new language is interesting...

Ẹ̀káábọ(Welcome), I am Ṣẹgun but you can call me Joshua, I am a Nigerian born and bred in the city of Lagos where Yoruba is predominantly spoken. I am an experienced language teacher. I presently reside in Panama. I have been teaching for the past five years. My style of teaching is unique, customly cooked according to the needs of my students. I enjoy exchanging conversational ideas with my students making my lectures fun filled. If you are looking to be fluent in Yoruba language, you have visited the right profile. Request a free trial with me and let's get you started in your journey to fluency in Yoruba.

Hello Verbling Community, my name is Oluwaseun Joseph. I am a Nigerian and Yorùbá man. I am currently in the final year of my first degree at the University of Lagos, Akoka in Nigeria. I have been tutoring an American in Yorùbá language, culture and history since May 2019 till now (Virtually. We have had some physical classes early in 2020 before the lockdown). I have also taught other Nigerians outside my ethnic group earlier this year. I use Microsoft PowerPoint software to create presentations in conjunction with the classes. I also use audios through voice notes (on platforms like WhatsApp and Telegram) to aid pronounciation, and this includes folk songs that aid learning. My teaching style primarilly focuses on the student. For my first student, the style has been in consideration of the American context for them, with the use of terms and grammar (as compared to British english) that help them pronounce the words better and relate to certain things specific to the Yorùb...