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Candice Nina

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Английский Native
Японский Native

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Certified Empowerment and Motivational Professional（CEMP）
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57
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56
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Less than 3 hours
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This tutor usually accepts requests up to 24 hours before the desired lesson time
Tue 09:30 –   12:00
Tue 13:30 –   14:30
Tue 19:30 –   21:00
Wed 09:30 –   12:00
Wed 13:30 –   14:30
Wed 19:30 –   21:00
Fri 09:30 –   12:00
Fri 19:30 –   21:00
Sat 09:30 –   12:00
Sat 13:30 –   14:30
Sat 19:30 –   21:00
Schedule visible to 1 month(s)
Actual availability may differ. Please check when you make a request.
Shown in Asia/Tokyo time.

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Published 29 Nov, 2024 | View: 147
アメリカ英語とイギリス英語で綴りが同じでも発音が違う単語集
（゜゜;）oO（あれ？知っているはずの英単語なのに聞き取れなかった…） と思ったことはありませんか？ それは、アメリカ英語とイギリス英語の発音の仕方の違いかもしれません。 ・Sure（いいですよ、確...
 
Published 16 Nov, 2024 | View: 298
“OK” の言い換え
何かを頼まれて英語で「いいよ」と答える時は、「OK」が定番ですが、他にも色々言い方があります。 ・OK「いいよ」 　言い方によって意味合いが変わってきます。 　例えば、“OK!” と元気そうに返答し...
 
Published 9 Nov, 2024 | View: 429
元海外の大学職員が紹介するネイティブでも間違える大学に関する英単語：Faculty, Program, Calendar
英単語は英単語でも、文脈によって意味合いが変わることがあります。今回は、中でも複数の意味があってややこしく、ネイティブも間違えてしまう大学に関する単語三つ「Faculty」「Program/Prog...
 
Published 2 Nov, 2024 | View: 473
お礼を言われたら
「どういたしまして」と言えば、“you’re welcome” ですね。定番の “you’re welcome” に色々付け加えてみたり、代わり違う表現を使ってみると、細かいニュアンスを伝えることが...
 
Published 25 Oct, 2024 | View: 534
感謝の言葉いろいろ
感謝の言葉と言われておそらく最初に思い浮かぶのは “Thank you” だと思います。その thank you に色々付け加えてみたり、代わりに “appreciate” を使ってみると、自分の色...
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English, 日本語, 简体中文, 繁體中文
Hi! My name is Candice (or Nina), a bilingual English & Japanese teacher. I am a Japanese-American from Tokyo, Japan, and have lived in Metro Vancouver for 15 years.
 
I earned a Bachelor of Arts degree from the Cognitive Systems Program at the University of British Columbia (UBC). After graduating, I worked as a research assistant, manager and instructor for an analyst training program, and a manager of an animal charity, before coming back to UBC as a staff member.
 
I flew back to Japan in 2023, and started teaching at Cafetalk in the spring of 2024.

【Teaching Style】
  • Since I have a background in coaching, I support students in achieving the goals they have set for themselves. Therefore, most of my lessons involve talking about a given subject rather than following a textbook. Sometimes I provide the topic, and sometimes the student provides the topic.
  • My students work in a variety of fields such as education, medicine, and art, so I strive to cater my lessons to match each student's context.
  • I studied linguistics while in university, and found the International phonetic alphabet extremely useful, so I use the International Phonetic Alphabet (IPA) chart in my pronunciation lessons.
 
I look forward to meeting you :D
 
Feel free to follow me on instagram - I write in both English and Japanese.

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Q. Hi Candice Nina! Thank you for taking the time to do this interview. May we ask you to briefly introduce yourself? A. Hello everyone! My name is Candice (or Niina), a bilingual English & Japanese language tutor. I am originally from Japan, but have lived in Canada for 15 years. I studied cognitive science at the University of British Columbia, and after graduating, I worked in research institu...

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