Professores de Japonês encontrados: 60

Hi! My name is Max. I’m a native Japanese speaker from Kobe, Japan and I can’t wait to be your Japanese teacher. When I was in high school, I had a chance to study abroad. I went to the United States and graduated from high school and university. There, I majored in Linguistics and learned how to teach English. I was working as a recruiter hiring non-Japanese people who are interested in working in Japan and Japanese people who were studying overseas wanting to get a job when they return. I was also a trainer helping people to become a teacher. So, I love traveling! I have lived and worked in LA, Chicago and NYC in the past. I have traveled to many other countries. I have started teaching as a teaching assistant in Japanese classes when I was going to college. For the last 20 years, I've been helping new employees to get adjusted to their lives in Japan. Teaching basic Japanese was one of the support I was providing. I have helped my friends to pass JLPT. I have also supported for...

🌟For teaching Japanese language ・14 years of teaching experience ・25,000 ＋hrs of online teaching experience ・Teaching Japanese as a second language(certification) ・Japanese instructor's training course(certification) ・Teaching Japanese as a professional teacher(certification) ・National certification of teaching methodology(passed) ・Japanese language teaching certification(passed) ・Available every saturday and sunday ・Available group lesson ・Patient, passionate and engaging 🌸In my class, you can ・stop translating and start thinking in Japanese naturally ・improve pronunciation, pitch and accent to be natural ・feel confidence and comfortable Japanese conversation ・know the difference between some similar grammars ・have decent and appropriate assignments ・make a lot of mistakes to improve faster The lessons are not only designed for the JLPT, but also to link the lessons with everyday life, so that students can actually have a conversation. But if necesarry, I can specifically teach ...

Hello! My name is Miwa, and my family home is on Sado Island, a small and beautiful island in Japan. My father’s family has been rice farmers there for over 200 years. It’s a peaceful village where people live close to nature, helping each other with rice and vegetable farming. Every year, the community holds a traditional festival at the local shrine to pray for a good harvest—one of the traditions I treasure deeply. Now I live in Auckland, New Zealand, where I experience very different cultures and values. Living abroad has deepened my appreciation for Japan, and I would love to share not only the Japanese language but also our daily life, culture, and values with you. I have been teaching Japanese for over 7 years, working with both beginners and advanced learners from all over the world. I offer one-on-one lessons and group classes, and I always tailor lessons to each student’s level, interests, and goals. For beginners, I use my own original materials to make learning easy a...

🇫🇷🇨🇦🇧🇪🇨🇭etc Bonjour et bienvenue ! Je suis professeure de japonais basée à Paris, avec plus de 15 ans d'expérience dans l’enseignement, aussi bien en cours particuliers qu’en centres culturels et dans une université. J’enseigne principalement aux francophones, et je parle couramment le français. Si vous êtes francophone débutant, nous pouvons apprendre le japonais ensemble tout en utilisant le français — un double avantage ! Je parle aussi un peu l’anglais et l’espagnol. Je privilégie une approche communicative : apprendre une langue, c’est avant tout apprendre à s’exprimer. Mais bien sûr, je m’adapte à vos objectifs : JLPT, lecture, traduction, conversation libre, etc. J’utilise plusieurs manuels et mes propres supports, donc pas besoin d’acheter de livres (sauf si vous souhaitez en utiliser un en particulier). 📚 Thèmes proposés : Tous niveaux bienvenus Préparation au JLPT Discussions autour de films et séries japonaises Conseils en traduction ou interprétation Culture, langue du q...

Konnichiwa. Hello! I'm Mari.I'm a qualified Japanese teacher and have been teaching for more than 15 years in Tokyo.Previously I have taught Japanese to a large group of students in a language school and I have worked in South America for 2 years as a volunteer teacher. I like to tailor lessons for various students needs through fresh topics and materials. I'm looking forward to speaking with you about many topics in Japanese! ★★To new students: Please take a 30-min trail lesson before booking a normal-length lesson, so that you can test out the internet connection and the teacher's teaching style.★★

こんにちは！My name is Saori and I’m teaching Japanese on online for more than 5 Years. I’m teaching to beginner student to intermediate student and I really enjoyed teaching Japanese ! In my lesson, I will use my text books and my original power-point for teaching. ⭐️Beginner to pre-intermediate textbooks ⭐️ ①Minna no Nihongo 1&2 ②Genki1&2 ③Marugoto A1 A2(1) A2(2) B1(1) We use these textbooks and my original PowerPoint to get structure of Japanese grammar and have easy conversation ! We will do listening practice as well. I will give you PDF and homework that you can review after the lesson. ◉I’m sorry, I only accept students who are over 13years old. ⭐️Intermediate student⭐️ I will focus on conversation. If you have textbooks that you’d like to study, please send me before the lesson. I also can use textbooks below. ①Marugoto B1(2). B2(3) I will send you PDF and homework after the lesson that you can review. ●About Me● I’m from Hokkaido in Japan and I currently live in Iwate p...

★ Absolute Beginners Welcome!!! ★ Informal fun lessons tailored to suit every individuals. Never has learning Japanese been so enjoyable and achievable; ) All class material is provided. Hi Japanese learners! I am Chiaki, I was born and grew up in Japan, I have lived in Australia for a year and lived in the UK for the last 5 years. In the UK I gave private Japanese lessons to several British students. I enjoyed time with my students so much that I wanted to start to teaching online to meet more people in different countries. Have you ever experienced the situation where you have taken a phrase from a Japanese textbook and said it to a Japanese person and received only a confused look in response? Probably the reason is that textbooks tend to teach Japanese in an ultra-polite form. Those basics are very important to know but you also need to know the casual way to say things, as native speakers do, to make conversations flow. This is also necessary to understand what Jap...