Maya Y
Maya Y
7 year's experienced Japanese Teacher, available also for super Beginner!
* Dear all students...
Currently I'm pregnant and I'll take a maternity break from December 2023 to March 2024.
I'm sorry but It's impossible to accept a free trial lesson during November 2023.
I am Maya. I started teaching because I’ve always loved language exchanges for my own language study.
I’ve been studying Italian and English for so many years that I understand very well the difficulties for leaners. I experimented many methods of learning on my own, so it would be helpful in order to give you efficient advices.
I have 7 years of experience in teaching and also currently I’m teaching in a language school for class and individual lessons.
So I think have a valuable experience.
In addition, I was born in Tokyo, Japan. So, if you study with me, you would be learning Japanese from a Native-Japanese speaker with correct accent!
I graduated from the Information technology major and I’m also freelance front-end web developer.
I’ll help you with modern online tools and I’ll you organize you nice OnDemand online lessons.
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Student Reviews
5.0 52 Ratings
greg
7 Lessons | November 4, 2023
Maya sensei is always wonderful. I really get a lot out of every class session.
greg
7 Lessons | October 7, 2023
Always a very interesting conversation, especially today. We talked about a lot of 'arcane' subjects and it was extremely stimulating. Great teacher.
Vera
6 Lessons | September 26, 2023
I guess this approach is called "deliberate practice" when each lesson handles one difficult grammar point at a time :) I'm very grateful that Maya sensei organises her classes this way making me focus on one thing and become confident in understanding this grammar before moving to the next topic.
Vera
6 Lessons | September 22, 2023
Today Maya sensei introduced me to the amazing grammar concept of the "potential form"! It's completely new for me and very very interesting!! Great explanations, thanks a lot. I'm looking forward to practicing this form in more detail next time:) (and to check if I manage to do correctly my homework :)) )