Absolute beginners are WELCOME ! Certified Japanese teacher with Over 2,000 online Lesson
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Japanese
Native
Speaks
English
Spanish
Korean
Absolute beginners are WELCOME ! Certified Japanese teacher with Over 2,000 online Lesson
About Me
Me as a Teacher
My lessons & teaching style
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From JapanLiving in Tokyo, Japan (13:23 UTC+09:00)
About Me
italki teacher since Nov 24, 2009
InterestsSports & FitnessTravelAnimation & Comics
Hi I'm Ryota.
I was born in Japan and grew up in Osaka then move to Tokyo when I graduated university.
Recently I have changed my career to be a Japanese teacher from working at Japanese company as a sales & marketing for 10 years.
I used to live in Netherlands ,Singapore and Malaysia and met many people interested in Japan. That is the reason why I became a Japanese teacher !!
Me as a Teacher
I'm certified Japanese teacher and I have been teaching Japanese since 2009 on italki. I always enjoy teaching and seeing my students improve their Japanese.
I am a teacher but I have been studying English and Spanish so I fully understand the difficulty to learn other languages.
As I have lived in Tokyo for about 10 years I speak standard Japanese other than Kansai dialect ( 関西弁).
I also speak English and Spanish other than Japanese.
So don't worry if you have trouble understanding Japanese I can also explain in English as well.
My lessons & teaching style
★ Lesson concept ★
- Our goal is not just to increase your grammar knowledge or sentence patterns. We focus on actual communication in "real-life" situations. - if you have preferred book please let me know.
★ What you learn ★
- Through the lesson you can learn new vocabulary, expressions, grammar points and also Japanese culture and customs.
★ Offline support★
- Reading and writing assignments can be provided based on students requests.
Steps to be recommended
1) Message me to understand your level and purpose for the lesson.
2) Try my lesson by trial then see if you like it.
3) If you like the lesson we can discuss the plan to improve your Japanese.
My teaching material
PDF file
Audio files
Text Documents
Presentation slides/PPT
Articles and news
Homework Assignments
Video files
Image files
Flashcards
Test templates and examples
Certificates
Japanese Teacher's Course (420 hours ) - Sendagaya Japanese Institute - 2019Completed all the requirements of Japanese Teacher's Course and has mastered the theory and techniques required to teach Japanese.
Certificate verified
Education
2005 - 2009
Bachelor’s - Integrated Psychological SciencesKwansei Gakuin University
Work Experience
2009 - 2019
Japanese teacheritalki - Tokyo, Japan
2021 - 2022
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Rating
410
Students
2,164
Lessons
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Attendance rate
98%
Response rate
5.0
Rating
410
Students
2164
Lessons
99%
Attendance rate
98%
Response rate
Japanese Lessons
Trial Lesson
288 lessons completed
USD 6.50+
Informal Tutoring (free conversation) | 会話練習
A1 - C2Conversation512 lessons completed
USD 14.80+
Package with 4% off
Learn Japanese with Textbook ( Genki , Marugoto )
A1Language Essentials1,210 lessons completed
USD 20.50+
Package with 4% off
Japanese for pair lesson.
A1 - A2Language Essentials48 lessons completed
USD 30.00
Availability
Based on your timezone (UTC+00:00)
468 Reviews
Philipp Balles
16 Japanese lessons
Teacher’s pick
Ryota-Sensei offers concise and clear explanations of Japanese grammar, delivered in a calm and patient manner. He was very helpful in identifying a learning approach that suited me, showcasing his strong skills in structure, organization, and analytical thinking. I highly recommend him to anyone eager to enhance their Japanese skills. I'm looking forward to my next lecture with him.
Great lesson! Went over different vocab related to business and the workplace and introduced new grammar structures alongside.
Apr 29, 2021
Daniel
7 Japanese lessons
Ryota-san does a good job in explaining subjects in an easy to digest manner. They also elaborate more on book topics (Genki Vol 1) to better contextualize the structure of the vocabulary and grammar that haven't been mentioned in the book yet.