| Name | Vi |
|---|---|
| Country | Vietnam |
| Native Language | Vietnamese |
| Preferred student age | |
| Students (17-22) | |
| Adults (23-40) | |
| Adults (40+) | |
| Preferred level of students | |
| Beginner | |
| Pre Intermediate | |
| Intermediate | |
| Can also teach | |
| English | |
| Japanese | |
| Can speak |
I have tutored students to take IELTS test. Their average score is 6.5
I have worked for Globetrottr - a company provided services for expats using English in office work as well as communication with costumers.
This is where you should focus on intonation the most. As well as... you know... body language.
This is where you should focus on basic English the most. As well as... you know... body language.
I have worked for Globetrottr - a company provided services for expats using English in office work as well as communication with costumers. My office also has many foreign interns.
Having friends from Japan, German, USA, Australia, Mexico, Korea, Thailand, Italy, Norway etc. Not all of them is English but we become friends thanks to English.
I write my dairy in English. Yup!
Black Swan, The Great Debaters, The Blind Side, Captain Sully, The Ugly Truth,etc. My favorite are thriller and documentary. And why not sitcom? HIMYM, Cougar Town,etc
I'm not Japanese so I know your pain Japanese beginners
Homestay with 3 Japanese families helps me a lot.
Part-time jobs and volunteering in Japan.
Keep in touch with my Japanese families ever since.
Being a native who never use teen code.
Have been working since I was in highschool.
Well we do have North Vietnamese and South Vietnamese. And also Middle.
Being a sociable person living in Vietnam.
16 years of studying in Vietnamese schools.
Actually Vietnamese movies are not made to be understand. They have their own logic.
I love learning new languages, as well as sharing them. Learning English and Japanese as a native Vietnamese speaker has given me new, unthinkable aspects on countries's cultures, language, people,etc. These completely different languages each have their own difficulties that I had to try my best to overcome. Which is really satisfying as I really love challenge.
The best things that I get from sharing languages is that I can share my hobbies and passion with friends from all over the world. Like the fact that I really love dogs! And Kendo! And baking! And....
I have been teaching English for 7 years and Japanese, Vietnamese for 1 year. My students range from primary school students to office workers. Most of the time I work as a home tutor.
1/ Student-Centered Approach
I believe teachers and students play an equally active role in the learning process. That means my students can chose to learn from one of my recommend textbooks and materials which they feel interested in.
2/ Flexibility
As the teacher’s primary role is to coach student learning and overall comprehension of material, the lesson will changed continuously according to the student's development.
3/ Practical
The best way of learning an language is to use it. Therefore, I try to explain to my students new words and new sayings repeatedly and encourage them to use it as much as they can.
