Hello all !!
My name is Greg Vlant and I am from Melbourne, Australia. I am a fun, but serious individual in both my personal and professional life.
I consider myself to be somewhat of an adventurer, liking to learn what it is like to live in a different culture.
Japan has a very different way of life to Australia, and I might add to alot of other countries around the world. I guess that is what is most attractive about this country.
Other that being an native English speaker, I am also able to speak Greek extremely well. This is due to my background being Greek. In Australia I used to teach English to International University Students who needed help with assignments and essays. They more so wanted to widen their vocabulary range at most, but also understand proper structure an so forth.
Other than teaching in Australia, I have worked in several different jobs over the course of the last ten years. Begining in the most easiest of jobs, at a fast food restaurant then moving up the ranks and moving around to different jobs. Whether it was retail clothing sales, or selling food, working in a cafe, working for a phone company, washing dishes, cooking, or even building, I always believed that you gained some kind of experience that is a stepping stone for something new.
Aside from the teaching and other paid jobs that I have done, I also am interested in Film-making. I have made two short films in Australia and am currently writing a third one to try and film in Japan. Japanese film has been quite an influence for my style and therefore the main reason for my reason in Japan.
In any case, with my teaching style, I am very open and easy, patient, but quite serious that you learn and understand what you are doing. I take time to explain and care that you are happy with the results. I am able to teach English in a few different styles, depending on what you want to learn and for what reason. But, basically in the end, give you more depth and meaning to what you are saying, or writing, or reading, or listening to.
Well, everyone, you take care have fun..

　 Bonjour et enchantée ! Je m'appelle Barbara, j'ai 24 ans et je viens de Normandie.
J'ai étudié le japonais à l'Université à Paris, donc je peux parler japonais si besoin. J'aime enseigner cette très belle langue qui est le français et partager mes connaissances.
Pendant mes cours, nous pratiquons beaucoup l'oral, la grammaire et le vocabulaire de façon ludique et intéressante.
J'essaie de varier la méthode d'enseignement pour que les cours ne deviennent pas ennuyeux et afin que les élèves progressent le plus vite possible.
Merci d'avance et à très bientôt !

Bonjour tout le monde. Je m'appelle Camille Griot.
Je suis un homme de 28 ans et je viens de France, ou j'ai vecu a Paris ,a Saint-Etienne (a cote de Lyon)et a Montpellier (dans le sud de la France).
J'habite actuellement et depuis 1 an et demie a Urayasu.
Je suis professeur de francais pour les etrangers et plus particulierements les japonais depuis plus de 2 ans (j'etais aussi professeur particulier en France).
J'ai beaucoup d'experience et peux enseigner pour tous les niveaux (debutants / intermediaires / confirmes...). Je travaille selon differentes methodes avec des livres, des articles de journaux, des chansons...ou simplement des conversations...
J'ai etudie le cinema a l'universite et possede un master en cette specialite. J'ai travaille sur de nombreux films en France et j'ai cree avec un ami une societe de composition de musiques de films a Montpellier.
Desormais, je suis compositeur professionnel, non seulement de musiques de films, mais aussi de musiques plus populaires. J'ai commence la musique a 8 ans, ca fait maintenant 20 ans que je joue de la guitare, je joue aussi de la basse, de la batterie et du piano et programme des melodies par ordinateur avec toutes formes d'instruments.
J'ai appris l'anglais, l'allemand et l'italien et je parle assez bien japonais...
J'espere pouvoir tous vous aider a ameliorer votre niveau de francais. A bientot.


Camille Griot.

Hi, I’m Karin. If you wish to improve your English skills, STUDY HARD!! Read, write, listen, and speak! Accent doesn't matter, but pronunciation does.
You don’t need to sound like a native speaker, talk slowly if you have to. The most important thing is to be understood! When you talk with someone who speaks English clearly, try to copy the way they speak while paying attention to their intonation and rhythm.
Always ask yourself why you need to and want to study English. Motivate yourself! It won’t happen overnight but if you put a lot of effort into it you WILL improve!!
Learning a new language is difficult and frustrating so be patient with yourself and don’t expect instant results. You’ll get there Have FUN while you’re at it！