IdentityHello folks! Aastha here. A bilingual student possess JLPT N3, excellent communication skills and interpersonal skills. I have taught Japanese for 3 months in an internship and now looking for new one. I'm a top performer of my Japanese department and always has the spirit of learning new and grow with every phase of my life. Now I would like to share how I would like to conduct my classes .
1) Start with the script (hiragana, katakana and kanji)
2) conjugated words and understanding kanji radicals.
3) Start with basic grammar to intermediate grammar.
4) Brief information of Japan's history, culture and literature since it is important to learn any language.
5) Also holding conversation and listening classes for the students who are going to take JLPT.
I would also like to clear the doubts of the folks who are looking for scholarships, how to prepare for JLPT and much more.
Thankyou. Looking forward to your response
