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Nickname: Saaz
Gender: Female
Age: 45 years old
Nationality: Nepal
Hometown: Kathmandu
Nearest Station: Kawaguchi(JR-Keihintohoku Line)
Language abilities: Other(First language,Fluent) Japanese(Conversational) English(Fluent) Hindi(Fluent)
Japanese writing skills: Hiragana only
Educational level: MBA
Current job: Education and learning-support Teacher and Instructor
Length of stay in Japan: Aug/01/2012 - Aug/01/2039

Member ID: 55829701
Last modified: Nov/01/2024 13:06
Last login: May/30/2025 10:40

Pastimes: Photography, Net Surfing, Reading, Camping, Gardening, Hiking, Walking, Shopping, Basketball, Bowling, Cycling, Golf, Jogging
Qualification: Master of Business Administration, Bachelor of Business Administration
Comment: Hello, I have been teaching English in Japan for the past six years. I teach Business English, English communication, pronunciation, grammar, email writing, presentation etc. I am now teaching English at an American school and my students are manger at a car racing company, real estate company, steel company, etc. I have worked in bank, finance & human resource in different international organizations. Contact me & let`s study together.
Admin's comment: 私は現在はビジネス英語を教えることに重点を置いています。品川のスクールでビジネス英語を教えています。私の指導方法は、文法の規則に従って実践的な会話に重点を置くことです。

Lessons, Proofreading or Translation content

English:General

Lesson Detail: General conversation, Travel conversation, Listening, Reading, Writing, Expatriate life
Lesson Level: Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced
Lesson Type: Private, Semi-Private(2 to 3 people), Group(4 to 7 people), Classroom(more than 8 people)
Lesson Target: Elementary kids, Junior and senior high school, Adults
Experience: Language school teacher(More than 1 year), Private teacher(More than 5 years)
Teaching material: Text, Newspaper, Book, Workbook, Original
Practical based teaching. Conversation, pronunciation. ALT in elementary schools

English:Business

Lesson Detail: General business conversation, Management, Sales, IT, Account, Hotel, Travel industry conversation, Trading
Lesson Level: Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced
Lesson Type: Private, Semi-Private(2 to 3 people), Group(4 to 7 people), Classroom(more than 8 people)
Lesson Target: Junior and senior high school, Adults
Experience: Language school teacher(More than 1 year), Private teacher(More than 5 years), Consulting firm(More than 3 years), Accounting firm(More than 7 years)
Teaching material: Text, Newspaper, Book, Workbook, Original
American and business English books

English:Learning as a hobby

Lesson Detail: Singing, Home cooking, Literature
Lesson Level: Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced
Lesson Type: Private, Semi-Private(2 to 3 people), Group(4 to 7 people), Classroom(more than 8 people)
Lesson Target: Elementary kids, Junior and senior high school, Adults
Experience
Teaching material: Text, Newspaper, Book, Workbook, Original

English:Proofreading / Translation

Detail: Proofreading
Document size: Less than a page, Up to 10 pages, More than 10 pages
Purpose of document: Private, Business, Educational, Official, Other
Target: Private, Company
Experience: General proofreading(Less than 1 year), Business proofreading(Less than 1 year)
Delivery type: e-mail (Written in the text) , MS Word file, MS Excel file, MS PowerPoint file, Text file, Paper document written by hand

Hindi:General

Lesson Detail: General conversation, Travel conversation, Listening, Reading, Writing, Expatriate life
Lesson Level: Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced
Lesson Type: Private, Semi-Private(2 to 3 people), Group(4 to 7 people), Classroom(more than 8 people)
Lesson Target: Elementary kids, Junior and senior high school, Adults
Experience: Private teacher(Less than 1 year)
Teaching material: Text, Newspaper, Book, Workbook, Original

Hindi:Business

Lesson Detail: General business conversation, Sales, Hotel
Lesson Level: Beginner, Intermediate
Lesson Type: Private, Semi-Private(2 to 3 people), Group(4 to 7 people)
Lesson Target: Junior and senior high school
Experience: Private teacher(Less than 1 year)
Teaching material

Hindi:Learning as a hobby

Lesson Detail: Singing, Home cooking
Lesson Level: Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced
Lesson Type: Private, Semi-Private(2 to 3 people)
Lesson Target: Elementary kids, Junior and senior high school, Adults
Experience: Private teacher(Less than 1 year)
Teaching material: Text, Newspaper, Book, Workbook, Original

Hindi:Proofreading / Translation

Detail: Proofreading
Document size: Less than a page
Purpose of document: Private, Business, Educational, Official, Other
Target: Private, Company
Experience: General proofreading(Less than 1 year)
Delivery type: e-mail (Written in the text)

Lesson prices

Lesson Prices(per hour): Prices:4,000Yen - 6,000Yen /
Trial prices:2,000Yen - 4,000Yen
For group lesson price is negotiable

Course information is not registered.

Administrator's comment (May/06/2016)

先生に連絡を取り、確認させていただいた内容です。

(1) 現在の生徒数
プライベート4名。

(2) 日本語でのメール問い合わせについて
日本語でのメッセージ交換OKです。私の夫が翻訳してくれます。

(3) 教材について（おすすめ教材など）
「Essential grammar in use」
「Talk talk talk」

(4) レッスンについて（特に好んで教えているレッスンなど）
文法、会話練習、発音の改善、リーディングおよびライティングを好んで教えています。

Event and lesson plans is not registered.

No original teaching materials information registered.

Lesson area

Online, Phone, e-mail, FAX etc.: Online, Phone, e-mail (Japanese OK)
JR-Keihintohoku Line: Omiya, Saitama-Shintoshin, Yono, Kita-Urawa, Urawa, Minami-Urawa, Nishi-Kawaguchi, Kawaguchi, Akabane, Higashi-Jujo, Oji, Kami-Nakazato, Tabata, Nishi-Nippori, Nippori, Uguisudani, Ueno, Okachimachi, Akihabara, Kanda, Tokyo, Yurakucho, Shimbashi, Hamamatsucho, Tamachi, Shinagawa
Metro-Namboku Line: Tameike-sanno

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