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This week's question focuses on how and why you decided on your job.
My answer:
I decided to work as an independent English teacher because before working for myself, I worked in and around Tokyo for two different language schools, AEON and a smaller language school near Chiba City. And all the while I worked for someone else, I always wanted to do things my way. I wanted to teach what I thought was important. And I always wanted to have time to focus on individual students’ needs.
When I worked at other schools, I couldn’t do that because there were just too many students. At one point when I worked at AEON Ikebukuro in Tokyo, the school had over 1,200 students! I didn’t teach all of the students but I knew or taught most of them. And when I worked in Chiba, it was pretty much the same—there were many students but I couldn’t give them a lot of individual time because I was just too busy! On the bright side however, I got to meet MANY different kind of people. And that was VERY fun.
Some of the positives of being an independent English teacher are:
I can give students more personal attention
I can personalize lessons for students
I can teach face to face or I can teach via the Internet and SKYPE
I can get to know my students better than before.
Some of the negatives of being an English teacher...
NONE! (that is a diplomatic answer!)
How about you?
How and why did you decide to be a __________ ?
What are some positives of your work?
What are some negatives of your work?
I will look forward to speaking to you about them when we speak this week.
Be well and healthy,
Keith//
This week’s vocabulary:
decide
決める
independent
独立した
all the while
その間ずっと
pretty much the same
ほとんど同じ
on the bright side
良い点は、
personal attention
より個人的な配慮
via
経由、〜によって
diplomatic answer
そつのない答え
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