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I was born in south Korea, but I have been living in Japan for around 15 years now. Korean is my native language, but I currently use Japanese in my daily life. I have been working in the trade industry for over 10 years, so I can offer practical business English and trade-related English lessons. Please do not hesitate to contact me if you are interested in Korean or trade-related English. I look

Hello, everyone. I am Yoom, a Korean tutor at Cafetalk. I'm a Korean language tutor, but at the same time I am also a foreign language learner just like you. Therefore, I always prepare the curriculum from the perspective of a student studying Korean. In addition, as I majored in Korean language education and have taught Korean offline, I would like to provide lessons for various levels of Korean

Hometown: Seoul Education: University of the Sacred Heart (Korea) Came to Japan in 1989 and have been a Korean teacher since 2000. Experience teaching at ECC World and Seitoku University Lifelong Learning. Nihongo Kentei level 1, Practical Japanese Communication Exam level A Annyeonghaseyo! I'm Mee Jeong Kim. I came to Japan in 1989, and now, I am still living and teaching here. Right now, my stu

안녕하세요! Hello!   My name is Im-Mi, and I'm a Korean language tutor.   I am extremely excited to teach Korean!   I'm here to help you speak Korean with enjoyable lessons!   Let me help you with your learning needs.   I am currently working as a Korean language tutor at YBM language school in South Korea for 4 years!   I am in charge of private lessons / classes (from be

Hello. I was born and raised in South Korea. My Korean name was given to me by my parents with the meaning of being a wise and intelligent person. I am striving to live up to that origin.   Thankfully, I have had many opportunities to meet different people from an early age, and my parents always took care to create more such opportunities for me. When I turned a little older, they allowed me

Anyonhaseyo? I'm Korean teacher Hyun! Have you ever thought that Korean names are hard to remember? I'm often called Hyon-chan or Pon-chan by my Japanese friends. I'd be happy if you called me Hyun, too. ・Self-introductionI realize it's been 10 years since I came to Japan. After working in Tokyo and Kobe, I lived in Boston in America for 2 years. After such an experience, I discovered that I want

Nice to meet you, my name is TAKARA.   I majored in Korean language and literature in South Korea, and came to Japan as an international student. I am currently working as a Korean language tutor at S Korean Language School and N Language Institute in Shin-Okubo, Tokyo.   I’ve seen students who commute three hours round trip to Shin-Okubo even during this pandemic. I thought that

Hello. I am nanaju, a Korean language tutor. It’s nice meeting you! First of all, I would like to express my appreciation to every student who is interested in learning Korean. I studied abroad for a year at the University of Political Science in Taiwan in 2010. At that time, there was a Korean boom and many people were interested in the Korean language and in South Korea itself. This is ho

Annyeonhaseyo! My name is Lee Sang-a. I lived in Japan for two years when I was in elementary school, and even after returning to South Korea, I continued to study Japanese and entered Kanda University of International Studies. After graduating, I worked for a Japanese trading company for 8 years. While living in Japan for 12 years, I taught Korean one-on-one as a Korean language tutor, while also

Everyone, Anyon Haseyo! I am Kim Juhee. In 2006, I lived abroad for the first time in my life when I studied at a Japanese language school in Mido, Japan! I returned to Korea after I finished my studies a year later, and while I continued my university life, I've always wanted to live abroad again. So, I applied for the exchange program at Sendai Tohoku University and I was lucky to be able to li