Aaron

Hi everyone! I'm Aaron from London, and I've been studying Japanese myself for around 4-5 years, and I recently graduated from the University of Manchester with a degree in Japanese and Spanish. As a non-native speaker myself, I can give my own advice about what methods I think are effective as a beginner. I lived in Japan for around 10 months, to study abroad at university. This was an unforgettable experience and something that helped to improve my Japanese abilities significantly, and I think that I would like to return to live there one day in the future.

I have recently been teaching beginners at Japanese on video call for a few months, so I have become used to coming up with lesson plans and finding ways to teach them. This year in July, I also took the Japanese Language Proficiency Test (JLPT) at N1 level. I'm very passionate about language learning, and I believe that Japanese is a very interesting language to learn, considering how different it is from European languages, for example.

I have been studying languages for a long time, so I can give my own personal advice regarding effective ways of learning and the methods I personally used to improve. I'm mainly aiming at teaching beginner/lower intermediate level (JLPT N5-N3), and anyone from any part of the world is welcome. I enjoy helping people and thinking of plans for people to use, so hopefully we can have fun learning Japanese together! Let me know if you are interested in a lesson!