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What is your job?
I am working as an English teacher. It has been 3 and a half years since I started woring working in the field of Education *
Where do you work ?
I am currently working at JC English school but I am going to move the workplace at the beginning of next month
Why did you choose that job?
I love teaching. Teaching is rewarding as its the way to convey my knowledge.
Is it a popular job in your country?
I think it is very popular but one needs to be skilled at it. Otherwise, it won’t be easy
Do you like your job?
Yes. As I have said, I really love teaching. Students always say I am the greatest teacher that they’ve ever met.
Do you get on well with your colleges?
Yes, I do. I would say I am a bubbly and people person so I like getting along with others. People love me at the workplace too.
What was your first day like?
On my first day, I was way too nervous when teaching students. I think I am still the smae. same
What responsibilities do you have at work ?
I have the responsibility to make students speak out and understand different grammar rules.Most importantly, I majorly mostly play the role to get them into English. ( i mostly play some role ?)
If you had the chance. would you change the job?
If I had the chance to change the job, well, this is the job that I am skilled at, I would think about it but changing job also sounds very tempting.
Do you plan to continue with your job in the future?
Yes, after building experiences, I want to run my own business in the field of Education. Like running the place for people who want to practise English in a cost effective way.
I like your thinking, i bet you could open a mini reading club/café that you could fill with books, like a mini library, but where people could also leave their books when they no longer need them (donate?)0 votedJune 11, 20180You don't have to be a language exchange partner, but can we be friends?, speaking in English? *
Hello, everyone who is reading this note. I am JongJin Han from Korea, I have never been overseas, except Japan. *
I already looked for an environment in Korea that can help me get more exposed to the language I am looking to practice, English. *
So i tried a private institute in Korea and a language exchange application which is run by a Korean company. *
But, well, I didn°t find it more useful than studying alone. *
And also I tried Language exchange club in my hometown before, which made good circumstances for English to me.
It's price was reasonable so I could go there a lot, but still the location was an inconvenience for me. (it was too far away?)*
Then I came across italki and I was lucky enough to make a friend who is from Finland. *
I really enjoyed that experience, and I understood that this is what I should try next. *
Well, preliminary was little bit long but here comes what I want to say
I need surroundings that make me keep using English more easily, so I need someone to talk with me in English.
Of course, it might make me happier to have some intimacy between us.
My English is not that good so I hope you are patient and a talkative person, which is not needed that much depending on our friendship.
I am willing to help someone with Korean and also you are included.
You don't have to be a language exchange partner, but can we be friends?, speaking in English? *0 votedJune 11, 20180I make a lot of mistakes. Check my exercise, please.
Hello, everyone! I’m Sveta. I’m 20. My English is not very good. But I want to speak English and I need it for my study. I decided that I will study English every day from now on. So, I need your help. I make a lot of mistakes. Check my exercise, please.
1. He threw his bag on the floor.
2. Ann's mother likes to (fly)travel by plane. *
3. Why are flies flying around us?
4. Our manager can’t answer, he has flown to Germany for a / the conference so ... *
5. Tim flew away (to / back to/ where?) last week.
6. Mom gave me a pair of gloves and a scarf, because it’s cold and snowy outside.
7. Nick is married, but he left on a vacation? alone this weekend *
8. My father got married to (my – need or not?) mother 25 years ago. Yes, you didn’t mishear, they are married for 25 years. My parents will celebrate the 25th anniversary this year. *
9. My teacher from school always gives me advices.
10. I will buy a new dress, before we will go to the wedding of my sister. Oh, Sara is very beautiful, she is wearing her new dress. * (Sara was very beautiful, she was wearing her new dress)
11. When I was younger I never wore dresses and skirts, but now I do.
12. My friend has spent all the money he had, in the nightclub. *
13. I’m blowing on my finger, because a bee has stung me.
14. He stings as a wasp.0 votedJune 11, 20181New Hire (Job Application ?) Self Introduction
Hello everyone! My name is Ayaka and I'm from Japan. I have worked a little in the travel industry - as a tour manager for a Ryokan, and for hotel booking agency. I myself love traveling, and that has taught me a lot of important things in life. I enjoy baking, meeting new people, and learning languages. I'm really looking forward to working with you all!
Well, everyone has their own way of introducing themselves, but in most cases its all about with whom you interact, because at least in Asia, its all about rank in society, thats why some introductions might differ because of the level of formality you have to use and the time you have to do it, in some cases you might wanna have a short intro and pitch the most important things, in some other cases, you might have the luxury of time and you can use a longer introduction. usually if not all the time, introducing yourself helps both you and the other party to connect, for a certain reason or purpose, so the more you know about each others, the better your relationship will develop.0 votedJune 11, 20180
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