Japanese Teacher, Beginner One-to-One in Nashville
Overview
You will teach a beginner-level Japanese course to a 13-year-old student in Nashville, one-to-one, 20 hours total. Lessons happen weekly at the Nashville Public Library Thompson Lane Branch, with a flexible Friday slot. You will tailor each session to the student's school curriculum and upcoming trip to Japan. This role suits a native or certified Japanese teacher who thrives in personalized instruction. You will join a global network of freelance language trainers, backed by Language Trainers since 2004.
What You'll Do7
- 1Plan and deliver engaging Japanese lessons for a beginner student, focusing on practical conversation and school-related vocabulary.
- 2Assess the student's progress after each session and adjust teaching methods to meet learning goals.
- 3Use interactive activities and real-life scenarios to prepare the student for an upcoming trip to Japan.
- 4Communicate with the student's parent and school to align lessons with academic requirements.
- 5Track attendance and report session summaries to Language Trainers.
- 6Complete the 20-hour course within the agreed schedule, ensuring consistent weekly sessions.
- 7Provide feedback on the student's strengths and areas for improvement.
Requirements6
- 1Native Japanese speaker or hold a relevant teaching qualification.
- 22+ years of experience teaching Japanese as a second language.
- 3Valid work permit or visa for the United States.
- 4Live within 20 miles of Nashville, Tennessee.
- 5Flexible schedule to teach once per week on Friday afternoons.
- 6Reliable transportation to the Nashville Public Library Thompson Lane Branch.
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