**Experience:** I have a Bachelor’s degree in International Communication, a 140-hour TEFL qualification, and extensive professional experience in client-facing, marketing and commercial roles. This has given me strong experience communicating with people from different backgrounds, presenting ideas and building positive relationships.

**Personality:** I am warm, friendly, patient and approachable. I enjoy meeting new people and creating an environment where others feel comfortable, supported and confident.

**Skills:** I have strong communication, presentation, organisation and interpersonal skills. I am adaptable and creative, with a practical approach to teaching that encourages students to participate, speak confidently and use English in real-life situations.

I am an emotionally intelligent and patient person, and have a calm and logical personality. I am rarely flustered by anything and take new experiences in my stride. I have terrific communication skills, and an ability to effectively present information to a range of audiences, especially when under pressure. I also assess others very well, in terms of their ability, character, and personality, enabling me to interact with them as to best suit their needs. While I lack English teaching experience, I do have experience in running workshops in schools for a variety of ages, supplying them with valuable skills to assist in their education.

My strengths when it comes to my teaching abilities begin with my one year of teaching experience and my ability to build strong communities. I taught in Japan for one year across two islands: Amami Oshima and Okinoerabujima.

On my main island, Amami, I taught at two schools. One was a high school for students ages 15 to 18. I worked from 8:30 a.m. to 4:15 p.m., Monday through Friday, for three out of the four weeks of each month. I also joined a student club to build a better relationship with my students, staff, and fellow teachers.

The classroom sizes were generally 20 to 30 students, and I taught approximately six classes. Depending on the school schedule and exam sessions, I taught between one and four classes a day. The students had low-level English skills, so I used PowerPoint, realia, and YouTube videos to help them connect their textbook material to real life. The school had approximately 100 to 200 students and was a large, multi-building, multi-floor school.

The office environment was silent about 90% of the time, so I had to rely on myself and demonstrate professionalism. I learned to remain calm, prepare my materials effectively, maintain a good work-life balance, and stay focused without getting distracted by my phone. I received a nearly perfect score on my end-of-year school review. I was also regularly asked to lead either all or half of a class, depending on the teacher and lesson.

The other school I taught at was a special-needs school for students ages 6 to 18. I went to this school twice a year for one week each time. The students had a variety of disabilities, ranging from mental and developmental disabilities to physical disabilities.

Classroom sizes varied from 3 to 10 students in the primary school, 20 to 60 students in the middle school, and approximately 20 students in the high school. In the middle school, many students would come together in a lecture room, allowing me to teach students from multiple classes at the same time. This gave me experience working with a wide range of ages and accommodating students who needed additional assistance.

I ate with the students and played with them as well. Their English was basic, and I worked closely with their teachers. There were specific requirements regarding how they wanted me to teach, so we had to communicate and adjust our approach together. This experience taught me how to work effectively in a multilingual environment and follow different teaching expectations.

The final school I taught at was on my other island, Okinoerabujima. I went there every month, traveling by plane from my main island to a smaller island and then to the island where I taught. I was responsible for booking my own flights, accommodations, and food. I stayed on the island for approximately five out of seven days each week and took the bus to school.

This was a high school with approximately 300 students and nine classes. It was a large, multi-building, multi-level school, with buildings ranging from three to five floors. The students' English levels were higher than those at my other schools.

I led 100% of these lessons myself. The native English teachers generally observed my classes and found that I was efficient and effective. Because of this, they trusted me to prepare materials and lead the classes independently. The students were more rambunctious than those at my other schools, so I had to use classroom management skills while remaining calm and focused.

This experience strengthened my ability to lead lessons independently and adjust my teaching style to different students, teachers, and school environments.

This was a one-year contract. Despite being injured during the first month of the program and having surgery, I returned to school a few days afterward and continued fulfilling my duties while taking breaks and managing my physical limitations when necessary. I also used the vacation time and medical leave available to me when needed.

Overall, my year of teaching in Japan taught me how to manage my responsibilities across different schools and locations while remaining dependable, professional, and flexible. It also strengthened my ability to work independently, connect with students, and adjust to the needs of each school.

Psychology graduate with extensive experience in communication, training, group facilitation and supporting individuals with diverse needs. Experienced in adapting communication to different abilities, explaining complex information clearly, building rapport and encouraging engagement. I have supported vulnerable adults, children with special educational needs and colleagues undergoing workplace training.
Highly adaptable, patient and empathetic, with excellent interpersonal and organisational skills. Confident working independently and communicating with people from diverse cultural and social backgrounds. Seeking to apply these transferable skills to an English teaching role.

I am a warm and personable person who genuinely enjoys connecting with people from different backgrounds. I love meeting new people, making friends and learning about different cultures, and I have always naturally looked on the brighter side of life. I also really enjoy helping people and making them laugh, and I think bringing that positive energy into the classroom is important. I want my students to feel comfortable around me, enjoy coming to class and feel confident enough to express themselves.

I am also a very creative person, having worked in Graphic Design and Illustration for over four years. I would bring this creativity into the classroom by finding fun and engaging ways to present ideas and make learning more memorable for students. I am confident communicating ideas clearly and have experience presenting and working with people in a professional environment. I am comfortable communicating with people of different ages and backgrounds and adapting how I communicate depending on the person and situation.

I am naturally patient and understanding, and I recognise that every student learns at a different pace and may need a different approach. My experience supporting English lessons in a classroom in Colombia gave me the opportunity to work directly with children, helping with reading, pronunciation and speaking activities while encouraging them to participate. I believe my combination of creativity, communication skills and a warm, patient personality would allow me to build positive relationships with students and create a classroom where they feel supported and motivated to learn.

I have a diverse range of experience teaching in various settings, including
kindergartens, primary schools, language centres and universities. Additionally, I
have worked as a private tutor and online teacher. All of which have given me the
skills needed to effectively implement the goals of any educational institution.
Through my years of teaching, I have developed a deep appreciation for the
importance of individualised instruction and student-centered learning. I believe
that every student is unique and has the potential to excel if given the right tools
and support.

My experience has equipped me with the necessary skills to cater to the needs of
different learners. I am passionate about creating a conducive learning
environment that fosters student engagement and participation. In my classes, I
strive to create a safe space where students feel comfortable to ask questions
and express their opinions. I also believe that learning should be fun and
interactive, and I integrate hands-on activities, games, and technology to make
the learning experience more enjoyable.

I’m a Psychology graduate with a 120-hour TEFL qualification, and I think one of my biggest strengths is the way I connect with people. I’m naturally warm, patient and caring, but also independent, organised and comfortable taking responsibility. My current one-to-one care role has taught me how important it is to listen properly, adapt to individual needs and build trust, while my previous experience in private client support, administration and luxury retail has made me confident communicating with many different personalities and backgrounds.

I’m also very curious and open-minded. My Psychology degree developed my interest in how people think, learn and communicate, and my TEFL training gave me practical skills in lesson planning, classroom management, PPP methodology and communicative activities. I enjoy learning about other cultures, meeting new people and putting myself in new environments, which is a big reason I’m excited to teach abroad.

Outside of work and study, I enjoy activities that help me stay social, active and curious. I was part of a salsa society at university, which I really enjoyed because it pushed me out of my comfort zone, helped me meet new people and gave me confidence in a group environment. I’m also interested in astronomy and stargazing, mindfulness, travel and learning about different cultures and global developments.

I would describe myself as encouraging, adaptable and genuinely enthusiastic. I’m not afraid to ask questions or learn from more experienced people, and I’d want my students to feel comfortable, supported and confident enough to participate and make mistakes. Although this would be my first full-time classroom role, I feel my combination of empathy, communication, organisation, curiosity and willingness to learn would allow me to grow into a strong and dependable teacher.

I am a CELTA-certified English teacher with a strong academic background, including a Master’s degree with Distinction and a BA in Graphic Design. My experience includes CELTA teaching practice, copy editing, professional communication, and working and studying in international environments.

I have previously lived in South Korea and participated in Yonsei University’s Global Village Program, where I lived and studied in an international community. This gave me first-hand experience adapting to life in Korea, communicating across cultures, and working closely with people from a wide range of backgrounds.

I am adaptable, patient, curious, and approachable. My key skills include clear communication, lesson planning, explaining concepts in an accessible way, organisation, creativity, and developing engaging visual materials. My design background also helps me create lessons and resources that are clear, visually engaging, and easy for students to understand.

I have experience teaching English, STEM-related subjects (particularly Computer Science and Robotics), and Mathematics across kindergarten, primary and secondary education, as well as Business English for professional clients.

I am structured, reliable and student-centred, with a calm and supportive approach that encourages participation and confidence while maintaining clear expectations.

My key skills include lesson planning, classroom management, curriculum development, communication, technology and adapting lessons to different learners and ability levels.

Working as team leader at the UK’s busiest and no.1 popular coffee shop franchise, I have developed my leadership skills significantly over the years which will help me present lessons and teach students with ease, poise and confidence. My communication, organisational and problem solving skills have evolved greatly due to working within such a fast paced environment. I feel confident that my skillset will positively impact my teaching experience and allow for work/ class objectives to be achieved.

I believe my empathy, patience and kindness will also be an asset in the classroom as I believe these qualities also allow students to have a safe, positive learning environment and help contribute to their academic success.

I am eager to apply for an ESL teaching role in South Korea through Love TEFL. My passion for education is rooted in the belief that language learning is a transformative tool for personal growth, cross-cultural connection, and effective communication. With a First-Class B.A. in English and an M.A. with Distinction, alongside my TEFL certification, I bring a strong background in language, communication, and dynamic group engagement.

Having worked as a TEFL instructor delivering conversational English to non-native speakers, including adults and children, I have developed a flexible, student-centred approach. I excel at creating engaging environments where learners feel comfortable building confidence in their speaking and listening abilities. My background as a published writer, former podcast presenter, and voice actor gives me unique tools to teach pronunciation, pitch, dynamic expression, and active communication skills.

Beyond language instruction, my extensive background in pastoral care, community leadership, and children’s entertainment has given me strong adaptability, emotional intelligence, and enthusiasm when engaging with learners of all ages. I thrive in collaborative settings and embrace structured environments that value clear expectations and high standards. Moving to South Korea offers an exciting opportunity to dedicate myself to the growth of my students while immersing myself in Korean culture. I am enthusiastic, highly adaptable, and eager to bring energy, creativity, and commitment to the classroom through Love TEFL.

Experience: I have a strong professional background in NHS administration, where I have supported multidisciplinary teams, communicated with patients and healthcare professionals, managed appointments and confidential records, and worked effectively in busy environments. I have also completed a 120-hour Premier TEFL/TESOL course, including training in lesson planning, grammar and language awareness, remote teaching, video observation and teaching large classes.

Personality: I am friendly, approachable, patient and adaptable. I enjoy working with people from different backgrounds and have a professional, positive attitude. I am also reliable, organised and comfortable working both independently and as part of a team.

Skills: My key strengths include clear communication, relationship building, organisation, problem-solving and attention to detail. My TEFL training has also developed my skills in lesson planning, assessing learners' needs, explaining English grammar, motivating students and adapting teaching methods to different learners and classroom situations.

Experienced administrative professional with 19 years' success across warehouse and transport office environments, specialising in stock control, auditing, and customer liaison. Recognised for streamlining operational workflows, leading internal audits, and supporting HR and compliance functions. Now seeking to transition into a Personal Assistant or HR Administrator role where administrative expertise and organizational acumen can add significant value.

Experienced administrative professional with 19 years of success in logistics and warehouse operations. Highly organized with strong communication skills, seeking to leverage extensive operational expertise in a new environment. Recent certifications in HR and Executive Administration.

Hello,

my name is Lucy Gardner I am an English teacher from New Zealand I have teaching experience I taught for a year in Japan after getting my TESOL certificate.

along with my TESOL certificate I have a bachelors degree in teaching English which I got after coming back from Japan.

The skills that I learned while in Japan were classroom management, engaging with students, Trying to make lessons fun and enjoyable and not too stressful because I know how difficult learning another language can be.

I really enjoyed teaching and getting to know my students while I was in Japan I think having a warm and welcoming classroom does help with students learning and that would definitely be something I would bring to a job in Korea.

I hope to hear from you soon thank you!

I am a native English speaker with previous experience living and working in South Korea through the Working Holiday program, giving me a strong understanding of Korean culture and daily life. I also have experience working with children in an English winter camp, where I supported students in developing their English skills through engaging and interactive activities. I am friendly, patient, adaptable and confident communicating with people from different backgrounds. I enjoy creating a positive and encouraging learning environment and am eager to continue developing my teaching skills in Korea.

I'm a passionate and friendly young learner who enjoys exploring new parts of the world and understanding their languages and cultures.

My dream of moving abroad and passion for learning languages and meeting people from different communities has encouraged me to obtain a TEFL qualification and apply for opportunities.

I am excited to help with the possibilities of other young and eager people to learn English to communicate with the rest of the world.

My hobbies include reading, travelling, learning French and listening to music.

I bring several years of experience working directly with students, families, and diverse communities. Most recently, I served as an Associate Director of Operations at a middle school, where I supported more than 530 students and their families in a fast-paced environment. I also served as a Peace Corps Volunteer in Ukraine, working with young people and community partners.

I am patient, adaptable, organized, and comfortable communicating with people from different backgrounds. I stay calm under pressure, learn quickly, and genuinely enjoy helping young people feel supported and confident. My international experience has also made me comfortable adapting to new cultures and environments.

I have been living in Canada for over 16 years and I was also born here. I worked customer service for over 10 years in different places such as dominos pizza, high ticket sales and a bakery. I have developed a skill in communication smoothly and correctly in any circumstance.

My personality is enthusiastic, friendly, imaginative, and understanding. I believe these traits will make me a good teacher. My friendly nature during tutoring helped students feel more at ease. I show great enthusiasm for things I enjoy and care about. Using my skill of imagination, I can devise engaging and enjoyable games, activities, and lessons for students. Also I'm able to quicky pivot if I notice the students are atarting to lose interest.