Japanese Tutors & Teachers for Lessons, Instruction or Help in Lighthouse Point, FL

Group or 101 Today, people are very visual and technology savvy. I utilize good technology tools to enhance your learning ability combined with traditional custom method. I make learning to be fun. An energy driven individual established exceptional standard of customer awareness and client relations throughout production schedules. Instilled team members with a deep sense of responsibility for client relations and satisfaction to ensure customer loyalty and retention. Built and maintained an effective and responsive relationship between the client and project team ensuring customer retention and promotion of core business values. Worked with other departments to produce, ensure quality and deliver data to clients accurately and on schedule. Today, I represent Global Xcenture, as a founder and an independent contractor for Japanese language translator/Interpreter/Localization Sp

$ 47.50

average per hour

($40.00-$55.00)

Range

I've taught Japanese to some of my friends, class mates and coworkers. Ability to adjust teaching based on the student level and what he or she is looking for. I've also planned the lessons according to student short-term and long-term objective. I do translation and transliteration daily basis at my current position. I would love to teach Japanese to all levels of students from beginner to advanced.

$ 37.50

average per hour

($35.00-$40.00)

Range

I am a college student.I am from Japan so I speak fluent Japanese and English as a second language. I grew up with Music In japan. I started playing the trumpet in 5th grade and I still been playing. Also I have been playing piano since I was 3 years old. I started teaching how to play the piano when I was a in senior year in High School For children between 6-12. Also I like calculating numbers. Since I did not understand english that much when I started my high school like, Math classes were easy for me to understand comparing with other classes. I teach just like the way I learned. explain why the answer is this and ask different questions to make sure of understanding.

$ 27.50

average per hour

($25.00-$30.00)

Range

Over 6 years of Japanese language study. Utilized speaking, reading and writing in a Japanese intensive environment through study abroad program in Kyoto, Japan. I have studied Japanese and Chinese since 2006 and have experience communicating in language intensive environments with both languages with time spent both in Singapore and various major cities in Japan, including Tokyo, Kyoto and Osaka. I am a professional, hard working individual with a strong passion to help others learn and ensure their comprehension of the study material. I utilize a mix of written and verbal communication through text, audio and video to immerse my students within the study material and contribute to an overall greater understanding of the subject material.

$ 37.50

average per hour

($25.00-$50.00)

Range

Since I graduated from the University of Michigan, I have spent a lot of time helping young adults learn and "learn how to learn". I majored in Japanese language and literature and later earned a masters in TESOL from the College of New Rochelle. I taught three levels of Japanese language and advanced ESOL at Manhattan Center for Science and Mathematics High School in Harlem. After school, I served as an advisor to two clubs: The Anime and Origami Clubs. I served as an advisor and helped the students raise funds for ongoing projects. I also created a peer tutoring club where students help other students in their strongest subjects in exchange for help in the areas where they are lacking. I find that many students in high school are not ready for college and struggle when they attend. The reason they are not ready is because they do not spend much time learning how to learn. I believe

$ 40.50

average per hour

($46.00-$49.00)

Range

I have adapted my materials to both multi-media classrooms and more traditional setting as needed. I like to bring in current popular songs, films, and TV shows when relevant to help students relate to their course material. For example, I use recent popular music when possible to illustrate grammar or pronunciation points, while at the same time familiarizing students with American popular culture. I also like to demonstrate useful websites, such as those containing online grammar exercises or one that shows an animated vocal tract for help with pronunciation. I try to provide a variety of interactions with the English language, so that while students are trained in appropriate academic English standards, they will not feel lost when trying to talk to a neighbor or listen to news on the radio. For those who are already native speakers, I identify their areas of interest (sports, cu

$ 44.00

average per hour

($45.00-$57.00)

Range

As a Ph.D. level student in Sociology (ABD) with all exams passed, I have 2 years of successful formal teaching experience at the college level. In research papers I have demonstrated excellent grammar and writing skills. My linguistic training includes 5 years of Latin all of which makes me a very language conscious person. I have tutored students in German, English, French, Sociology/Anthropology. Furthermore I have extensive exposure to Korean, Thai, and Japanese. My multilingual training has sensitized me to inference-related problems of students from particular cultures. I feel equally comfortable teaching in group or one-on-one situations. I am patient, flexible, enthusiastic and friendly. I put the student first; the syllabus second. I do not want to lose the student and will backtrack to consolidate the fundamentals. I strive to avoid talking down to the student but rather enco

$ 41.50

average per hour

($44.00-$53.00)

Range

There are numerous reasons why a parent or guardian may want to hire a tutor. Perhaps their generally successful student is having trouble keeping up in math. Or maybe the child is having trouble focusing and needs someone to help them hone their problem-solving skills. Perhaps the student simply has poor organization or study habits. A successful tutor must be flexible, ready to cope with any circumstance that may arise. I believe that flexibility and patience are the most important traits a tutor can have. During my time at Rice, I tutored at-risk elementary school students for one year at an after-school day care program (mostly math and reading). A year or so later I began working for a private tutoring company, teaching middle school and high school students math, writing skills, time management skills, social studies, and science. After college I spent about eight months teaching E

$ 45.00

average per hour

($44.00-$60.00)

Range