こんにちは。Hello! My name is Reiko. I am from Osaka, Japan. I have lived in Canada for 20+ years. I have a certification for elementary teaching in Japan, and I’ve been teaching Japanese to kids and adults here for 7 years. I do use Genki, Japanese for young people, etc. We can discuss what is the best for you. Looking forward to meeting you soon!

Good morning/afternoon. My name is Aya Mohamed and I’m 21 years old. I have lived in Japan since I was born until 13 years old. I moved with my family to Sudan in 2013 and since then I have been studying in English. In 2019, I moved to Hungary alone to pursue my dream to become a dentist and now I am in second year of dentistry at the University of Szeged in Hungary. About my experience regarding teaching a language, I taught a group of elderly people in the Communication English community for 3 months. Also, not professionally but I have always been giving advice and tips to my friends for their Japanese study. The reason for applying for a tutor is that simply I wanted to help people who are giving great effort to learn one of the hardest languages in the world. Anime and Manga became a huge trend worldwide and I see a lot of teenagers and college students like me struggling to learn the language. As I am a young student myself, I want to help people enjoy using Japanese.

Hello! I am from Yokohama Japan. I have lived in the U.S since 2000. My dream was to be a teacher in childhood. I love to teach Japanese and share our Japanese culture.

If you are an advanced Japanese student and seriously looking for a Japanese teacher, who can teach the language, culture, history, and politics at the same time, you found the one here! I am a very mature and seasoned Japanese teacher, who can teach you everything you need to know to polish your language skills with the cultural background so you can get to the next level. Planning to write a master’s thesis or dissertation in Japanese? Aspire to become a computer programmer in Japan? Anxious to learn traditional Japanese music to be a musician with Japanese musical instruments under the instruction of a Japanese teacher, who doesn’t speak English at all? You name it! You got it within a couple of years!

Nice to meet you, My name is Cheeky. I’m a native Japanese. I am currently studying English in America. Since I was a national literature school at a junior college, I studied the basics of Japanese. When I finish studying English, I’d like to start Chinese. I also like traveling and have been to Asia, Australia, Europe, Middle East. Because I like to go on a trip alone with a hobby, I have experiences in traveling and Japanese culture I am good at tea ceremony, kendo, stilts and origami. Also, I know a lot of traditional Japanese cuisine. Thank you.

Dear perspective student of Japanese, I will like to offer you my Skype lessons. I am an experienced teacher of Japanese, it is my hobby to teach Japanese:) I do also teach English at the elementary school in Czech. I spent in Japan one third of my life and now I am going there as a tour guide. My lessons are fun and full of information about Japan from a first hand.

Hi there! I’m Mary Hibino, a freshman at some college in the US. I’m very interested in teaching Japanese and spreading Japanese culture to as many people as possible. Let’s study Japanese together!

My name is Megumi Nanasawa. I was born in Tokyo and brought up in Japan. Currently, I live in the Philippines. I can give you Japanese lessons from basics with my step-by-step learning schedule that contains 40 lessons. I will send you a lesson via e-mail according to my lesson schedule. Each lesson contains various exercises for your practice to make sentences. I will then check whether your answers are correct and send you my corrections with my comment.

My name is Alex, nice to meet you. I very much like Japanese. Let me teach you!

Hi, I’m teaching japanese language for the past sixteen years to people from all walks of life. I prepare aspirants for giving JLPT exam. Of course I train corporates, colleges and even children. My speciality is that I use vernacular to Indian students to explain grammer since the Japanese language syntax is same as any of the Indian languages.