I am a critical thinker, reader, and writer– honed by my discipline in Philosophy and my global experience. I am a quick adapter, as I have lived in seven different countries since I left Korea at the age of three. I have been in the American curriculum for 15+ years, acquiring perfect fluency in both Korean and English. I have been attending Gordon College, a Christian liberal arts college, located in Boston and am projected to graduate magna cum laude. I served as a Korean Augmentation to The United States Army (KATUSA), and recently came back from a study abroad from Oxford University– where I studied Philosophical Theology, Post-Kantian Philosophy, British Literature, and conducted personal undergraduate research.

Not only am I skilled at what I do, but I am also driven by strong moral character. My global experience provides me with a deeper level of understanding and empathy for those who are different, and I have channeled these understandings to better the community I encompass. I am very familiar with ELL (English Language Learner) students, not only as a TEFL/TESOL certified teacher, but also as a global citizen who can connect and relate in a unique and meaningful way.

I have worked for over 20 years as an engineer and this enables me to teach math, physics, mechanics and science from a hands on perspective. My students comprehend the subject matter because I teach them from an expert yet accessible perspective, I teach from real life experience, so the students learn real application of knowledge, not just abstract notions.

I retrained in computer science to keep pace with this fast paced changing world, and yet within ICT there are many parallels with engineering because they both build systems, and I find the process of software development both structural and modular in design. It is these insights that my students will benefit from.

I am hard working, somewhat old fashioned, and aspire to increase my students joy of knowledge

Hello!

I believe my attentive, welcoming personality is my strength. I'm a quick learner and pick up on a students learning style easily due to my TEFL training. The better I understand how my students learn the easier it is for me to tailor my lessons to them, so they can fully immerse in their material and not waste valuable time. I take learning seriously because I love learning myself, but I'm also not afraid to try new methods or materials. I believe you can always improve yourself one the journey that is life.

Dear Hiring Manager,

I'm Hyunseung Yang, a Korean citizen and a life-long New Yorker, currently living in Korea. I am a Stuyvesant High School graduate and received my Bachelor's degree at NYU Stern School of Business. I have finished my military obligation in Korea recently and am applying for a job teaching SAT in Korea.

I believe I am a great candidate for this job due to my educational background, as well as my extensive experience tutoring various subjects such as SAT, Japanese, TOEIC and ESL. I love British and American literature, with particular fondness for Shakespeare, Vladimir Nabokov and Paul Auster.

My biggest strength would be clear, effective communication and adaptability in terms of tailoring to individual students. From my 5+ years of teaching, I have experienced various students with different learning styles. Having the flexibility to satisfy a variety of students and their parents has resulted in improved grades and performance, and goals achieved. People would describe my personality as exuberant, affable, open minded and compassionate, all of which have aided me in thriving in the tutoring business.

I have been working as a teacher in Korea for the past 7 years. I spent my first 4 years as a public school native English teacher in Korea. I worked for DGEV for 2 years and taught classes for the Adult Program in business english, conversation, and teacher training. Currently, I am working at JM Academy in Jeju teaching core curriculum reading and writing classes for elementary age international school students and adults preparing to take the iBT TOEFL exam. My wide range of experience gives me a unique insight in to many different styles of teaching and ways to get the most out of my students.

As someone who has lived and worked in Korea for 7 years I have learned that flexibility and adaptability is an important quality for longevity in working here. I pride my self in being very flexible as well as highly motivated and goal oriented.

I also reside in Korea with a F4 (gyopo) visa and I have basic conversation level Korean speaking and reading ability.

Dear Hiring Manager,

I am a personable teacher with a bevvy of experience teaching effective reading comprehension techniques and practices. Over the past two years, I have helped a number of students maximize their reading ability both through group and one on one tutoring sessions.

By employing evidence based coaching methods and through personalized feedback, I have helped innumerable students improve their TOEFL reading scores. Moreover, by focusing on both the specific techniques that can be utilized to address individual question types and the more general, widely applicable TOEFL question strategies, I have given my students a tool-set that will yield dividends throughout their life.

I try to maintain a relaxed and informal atmosphere; I strongly believe that learning can be fun. However, I am also very focused and never allow distractions to disrupt or derail my lessons.

Thank you for your time; I hope to hear from you soon.

Sincerely,
Talon Abernathy

When I started my job in Silicon Valley, I went from working part-time in my job to having 3 jobs. I worked as a math tutor and statistician for Stanford Athletics and San Francisco 49ers. I worked with middle and high school students in all subjects of math. I have a friendly, bright, and optimistic personality that helped me in my teaching job. For the statistician job, I sought out to the head coaches to obtain the job. Starting from high school, there was no job that allowed students to work on the football team besides an athlete. I reached out to the coaches and showed my passion and knowledge for the sport and my determination to help the team. I worked as a manager and statistician for high school, UC Davis, Stanford Athletics, and San Francisco 49ers. I am very determined and ambitious and like to think outside of the box.
I am fluent in English and Korean. I lived in Seoul, Korea for 14.5 years attending an American school. I understand the culture and language from both countries. I am seeking for a job to live in Seoul, Korea on my own this time around.

I have taught basically all my life. It started with tutoring and extended to teaching students in an organization. That is when I officially can say that I am a teacher. My personality is kind and very patient with students. Although I try to be funny with my students, when they give me a hard time, I always manage to get through the day without hitting or corporally punishing my students. You see my students are Black and Hispanic, two of the worst kinds of students, and I managed to teach them without touching them or striking them. I think that is a skill that shines and I should put here. Other skills include teaching Chemistry or Physics or even Math. My skills are very wide in terms of teaching. I also am good with any Microsoft products and have some knowledge with Java.

To Whom it May Concern,

My name is Regina Krawiec and I am a recent graduate of Vassar College. I am writing to apply for the position of SAT Teacher in the Summer Vacation Seasonal Temporary category, hoping to tutor Critical Reading/English. I am very enthusiastic about this position and after reading the description I believe I am the perfect candidate for the role.

My tutoring background extends far back into high school when I used to tutor classmates in Mathematics after school. I had taken a series of honors and AP math classes, so by the time I was a Junior I was well equipped to tutor those who were struggling in math. After high school, and having scored a five on the AP Calculus test, I went on to tutor classmates at Vassar beginning in my Freshman year. I distinctly remember a friend reading her Calculus textbook, which was written in a particularly obtuse way, and struggling to grasp the material. I was able to extract the information she needed and offer some clarity on the subject, so that she could understand what was being described. In these instances, I felt a sense of fulfilment that I was able to assist my fellow classmates and discovered that I had a keen ability to explain difficult material. I continued to tutor my classmates during my undergraduate years in subjects beyond Mathematics, including: Chemistry, English Language Arts, Italian, German, French and Classical Music.

Beyond my tutoring abilities, I believe I have an amiable personality that is easy to get along with. I know how to establish an atmosphere in which students feel motivated to do well, and encouraged to ask questions. I understand the importance of this stage in a young person’s life and am excited about the opportunity to lend a helping hand during this challenging period.

Along with my interest in education and tutoring, I also have a keen interest in South Korea. I would love the opportunity to learn more about the country’s rich cultural heritage and experience what South Korea has to offer.

With my tutoring experience and capabilities, and my interest in learning more about South Korea, I believe that I would be an excellent SAT teacher.

Thank you for considering my application.

Best Regards,

Regina Krawiec

I have experience teaching both children and adults in a variety of settings, including one-on-one private tutoring and classroom teaching. Specifically, I taught ESL in South Korea for one year. Currently, I am a graduate teaching assistant at my university where I teach American Government and State and Local Government. In addition to my teaching duties, I also provide private tutoring services to students in political science undergraduate coursework. I also have obtained an internship with a local NGO providing assistance to resettled refugees via K-12 ESL tutoring, adult ESL lessons and adult citizenship classes. Most importantly, I am currently learning Korean; as a second-language learner myself, I understand the difficulties in learning a second language. I can empathize with students and think constructively to provide them with different approaches to understanding best suited to their learning style. I also participate in a program at my university assisting international students with transitioning to life in America, so I believe I could provide valuable advice, particularly to SAT or TOEFL clients.

1. Bilingual in English & Korean:
>both native speaking level

2. Genuine server
> Will teach your students while encouraging "growth mindset" that no one is born with talent but trying & never giving up makes them invincible.

3. Versatile teaching subjects:
>"English", "creative/critical thinking writing class", "Psychology" (work experience as a strategist studying about people in a global advertising agency)

4. Heart in education
>I left my job post and the industry to pursue my vision in assisting students in need of help and belief that education is the ultimate tool to make one and world a better version of itself.