Ken

Nice to meet you, my name is Ken. When I was a student, I was not very good at English. It wasn't until I was in my mid-30s that I experienced living abroad for the first time and lived in Canada for three years, and it wasn't until I was in my 40s that I obtained the EIKEN Level 1 English proficiency test. I know from my own experience how difficult it is to continue learning English while working and studying during the day, both as a working adult and as a student. In my classes, I have had people say to me, "I'm so tired from work, study, or part-time job that I don't think my English is going to come out of my mouth well today. I don't want to take a lesson today because I might be embarrassed. I understand how you feel. I understand how you feel. Please feel free to come to my class. Continuity is the most important aspect of learning English, and the more time you spend in contact with English, the better you will get, but I would like to help you make learning English a part of your daily routine.