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Teacher from United States. Speaks English, Japanese.
Mother language: English
Hello! My name is Sydney, I'm an exchange student from America currently living in Japan. I've been studying Japanese for a year and a half now, and I have had a passion for languages all my life. I enjoy helping people improve their language skills because I firmly believe that language enhances our life in so many different ways. Learning a foreign language or even improving your skill in your native language can open a lot of doors for you and enrich your understanding of the world. In my spare time, I enjoy music, cooking, and hiking with my husband.
こんにちは！シドニースティファンスと申します。アメリカのミズリーしゅから来ました。今、長崎外国語大学で勉強しています。１年半ぐらい日本語を勉強しています。日本にくるのは私の夢でした！
Current student: Nagasaki University of Foreign Studies
Former student: University of Missouri-Columbia, linguistics (言語学）
English tutor, University of Missouri-Columbia
Conversation partners program, University of Missouri-Columbia: met with foreign exchange students to improve their conversational English
Teacher from United States. Speaks English, Japanese.
Mother language: English
Greetings
My name is Tyler Mitchell. I'm an American who will be living in Nagasaki for at least the next two years and in Japan permanently. I just arrived here two months ago after earning my professional English bachelor's degree with honors from University of Idaho, and I'm currently looking for students!
While I'm somewhat new to the English teaching game, I have over ten years of experience with teaching music theory in Coeur d'Alene, Idaho. During my time as a music teacher, I learned a lot about how to cater lessons to fit each individual student's needs. Of course, I also studied many teaching techniques and theories during my college career, so I feel I am a more well-rounded teacher than I've ever been.
2014, Associates Degree in English from North Idaho College. 3.78 GPA
2016, Bachelor's Degree in Professional English from University of Idaho. 4.0 GPA
I taught music theory and guitar for ten years in Coeur d'Alene, Idaho (USA) at a shop called Guitar Stop. My students ranged from 5 year olds to 85 year olds.
I've also assisted non-native English speaking college students on English projects as small as daily homework and as large as master's degree theses.
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