ENGLISH FOR EVERYONE; TEST PREPARATION TUTORING FOR JAPANESE SCHOOL

It is rather difficult to urge 14-16 y. o. children to be interested in studying a foreign language, moreover at school. It seems too dull. However, each good teacher has his/hers own secrets how to turn learning, say, grammar into fun. I specialise in tutoring English for High School. So, we also have to be a bit serious. We can prepare for the exam by reading interesting stories, watching anime films and talking on everyday themes and topics. I assign homework after every lesson and provide periodic progress reports. Step by step English becomes a part of your life and you realise that in contemporary world you can't survive without the knowledge of English.

Nowadays, everyone should know how to manage business and everyone needs to know English for this purpose. Do you know how to write business letters, to prepare for the interview or participate in negotiations? I can teach all these things and many other to you. I have TEFEL/TESOl Certificate, which

Nowadays many people want to do business by themselves. For this purpose the knowledge of English is a must. Do you know how to write an application letter, how to prepare for an interview and to paticipate in negotiations? To be successful it is not enough to know English, but you must know Business English which is something completely different. Just call me or write to me and I will teach you everything.

I am not a professional English teacher. However, I can teach you how to speak, read and communicate in English without mistakes and feel yourself COMFORTABLE in an English speaking world. Why do I know all these things? Because I myself covered the way from a girl brought up in a closed country called Russia, the country which reputation is not very good now. I graduated from an English language secondary school which was created with the purpose "to know the language of your enemy" and, of course, for Russia that meant the US and England. So, teaching and learning English were taken very seriously there. I also studied English and Japanese at the university and obtained verious academic degrees. I was often invited as an interpreter when delegations and single scholars visited the institute where I worked. In this way I became familiar with various people around the world. When Russia became an open country, I applied for a job to teach Japanese History in Australia and was simultaniously offered a professor's position in Japan. Now I have been teaching at Japanese universities in English various subjects. I will be happy to share my experience with you.