After my graduation back in France, I came to Japan to improve my oral communication skills. I stayed and had my children in Japan, balancing raising them with part-time jobs, which taught me to see Japanese culture from different perspectives and helped me understand it better. Before having children, I occasionally taught French to conversation partners in cafés, which were very pleasant and casual experiences.
First, I would like to thank you for taking the time to read my profile.
As you can see, I don’t have a lot of experience teaching French, but I have worked in several types of service jobs, which have taught me how to make people feel comfortable and listen to their needs.
Making you feel comfortable is very important to me, because learning should be an enjoyable experience. Responding to your individual needs is also essential, as everyone has their own skills, level, and goals, and we need to take those into consideration to help you progress.
I will focus on these points and do my best to help you enjoy learning French, and to spark your curiosity about French culture.
I hope to meet you for a trial lesson soon!
I adapt my lessons to each student’s level and goals, according to their aspirations.
生徒さんのレベルや目標に合わせて、希望に沿った指導を行います。
🌱 日本に来たきっかけ・フランス語先生になったきっかけ
I studied Japanese at college in France, where we focused mostly on reading and writing. I felt that my oral skills were lacking, so I decided to come to Japan to improve them. I have always been fascinated by the Japanese language from a very young age—by the kanji and the sounds of the language, which are very different from what I knew. In France, we are exposed to Japanese culture early, through anime on TV and manga sold in bookstores. I also love music and was inspired by various Japanese artists back in high school.
After all this experience learning a completely different culture, I feel that there are no more beautiful moments than connecting with people and sharing what you know about your own culture. Our culture is who we are; an intimate part of ourselves, an important part of our identity, and teaching it also allows us to reconnect with it. That is why I decided to teach French.
【学歴・職歴・資格】
After my graduation back in France, I came to Japan to improve my oral communication skills. I stayed and had my children in Japan, balancing raising them with part-time jobs, which taught me to see Japanese culture from different perspectives and helped me understand it better. Before having children, I occasionally taught French to conversation partners in cafés, which were very pleasant and casual experiences.