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Hi, I'm a university student fluent in English. I was born and raised in Canada. I like teaching, so I would be more than happy to help you learn or improve your English. Moreover, it's always interesting to meet people from around the world and learn about their culture and tradition. I hope to travel around the world sometime in the near future.
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    There are a lot of good business schools in Ontario, which is where I am from. I went to the University of Toronto and I know they have a good one - Rotman School of Management http://www.rotman.utoronto.ca/degrees/mastersprograms/mbaprograms/fulltimemba.aspx Schulich School of Business - http://schulich.yorku.ca/MBA There are several other good ones - McGill University - Desautels Faculty of Management; HEC Montréal; University of Western Ontario Richard Ivey School of Business I'm not in the business field, but these are some good schools that I know of. Good luck
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    September 28, 2014
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    Japanese culture

    I've read a book called which name is “聞く力(listening ability)”.
    In this book According to this book, it is usual common for Westerners to look into a parson’s eyes during a conversation, but the Japanese are not to usually don't make a lot of direct eye contact. From the old times, common people must were not allowed not to look at the eyes for of a person of high ranking person. So, it is as a mark of theirs respect This action is a sign of respect.
    Perhaps the Japanese culture is to remain unchangeddefeated.

    I am not certainly good at looking into a parson’s eyes; however, I should look at speaker’s eyes because it makes this action makes conversing easier us to talk easy.

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    May 28, 2013
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    Dear,where's your future?

    Lately I'm thinking about my future,

    just wondering what students in university can do for their future.

    I'm from Asia.

    In my education system, students are always told to be diligent in their work.

    It just sounds like if I fall on grades my grades drop, then my future will be nothing but hopefuless hopelessness.

    I know it sounds ridiculous, but it's true..

    I used to work hard, do anything teachers asked me to do.

    Sometimes I admire the western education cause the students there get more freedom

    from the schools, they get more chances to figure out what they really want to know that do.

    Actually, I can't even name out two more interests of mine because I've devoted too much time on

    those boring stuff.

    I know that though some people who have graduated from a famous schools can't even get a job.

    And I also understand that not anyeverything we learn from our teachers' is useful.

    But what can I do if I don't focus on the work?

    Where's my future?


    I'm frustrated with those the so called "successful way".

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    May 28, 2013
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