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Mike’s English Class Sapporo

Individual English Conversation Lessons in Sapporo

Are you getting ready for the future?
The future is now, and having good English skills will be invaluable to you wherever you go from here.

Communicate now in English one to one 🌟
Speak better and sound good!

Talk. Edit. Study. Proofread. Translate. Learn and Improve ⭐🏆⭐

Develop your English skills today by taking quality private lessons 🍀


英会話教室の生徒さんとの写真です。(picture with my eikaiwa students)

Are you looking for an eikaiwa school? Come have a cup of tea and enjoy speaking and learning English one to one with me!

Mike’s English Class Sapporo is a private English language school located at Nakajima Park Station in Chuo-ku. It’s a ten-minute walk to and from Susukino Station. By train, it’s just a five-minute ride from Sapporo Station Taking one-to-one English lessons on a regular basis will help you improve your listening, speaking and writing skills.

You can improve your conversation skills and learn how to communicate with confidence in weekly or twice-a-week individual English lessons.

Would you like to improve your vocal performance while singing songs in English?Are you planning to study or travel abroad? Are you planning to make a presentation or give a talk at an international meeting? Do you have a writing project that needs to be proofread or edited? Do you want assistance translating something from Japanese to English?

Four-minute reflection paragraphs on my eikaiwa students

英会話教室の生徒さんとの写真です。(picture with my eikaiwa students)

Toshiyuki has started coming to my private lessons because he wants to improve his business English and communicate better with clients both in Japan and abroad.

He is transitioning from completing a long and successful career at a well-known insurance company to starting his own consulting firm. I’m always impressed to witness Toshiyuki’s high level of motivation during our lessons. Within the space of just a few months, he can now hear and speak English sentences much better, and he has even started watching foreign English movies (without subtitles!) by himself at home.

Toshiyuki is well travelled, and yet he also knows a lot about Sapporo, so just by conversing with him I’m always able to find out about various things related to the insurance and banking industries, running businesses in Sapporo, American and Japanese movies, Japanese culture and history, and the differences between neighborhoods in Sapporo and their stores and restaurants.

英会話教室の生徒さんとの写真です。(picture with my eikaiwa students)

Yumiko runs her own school in Sapporo and teaches English to children.

I was really impressed by her pronunciation and speaking skills when she first started taking conversation lessons with me. When she was young, Yumiko had spent four months studying abroad in New York City, and she also had experience performing live as a singer at a nightclub in Susukino.

She has quite a few international friends, and I occasionally run into her at their vibrant summer bbq gatherings near Horohirabashi Bridge. I find that students with musical experience are often more adept at learning English because they are well attuned to the nuances of sentence rhythms and pronunciation.

英会話教室の生徒さんとの写真です。(picture with my eikaiwa students)

Toshiyuki K. is a young bioscience professor at Hokkaido University who does research on cancer cells and immunology in mice.

Although he had not taken any English conversation lessons before arriving at my language school, his reading, writing and speaking skills were already fairly advanced. His main goal is to continue improving his English skills in order to give better presentations at international science conferences.While taking one-to-one lessons with me, he has gone abroad and given presentations both in Seoul and in Liverpool.

Although our focus is on improving his general speaking and writing skills, we sometimes go over the abstracts and papers he has written for academic journals, and I’m also able to check his presentation posters and slides.

Toshiyuki is from Shikoku and relatively new to Sapporo, so we often talk about regional differences in Japan, as well as the ever-present vagaries of academic politics and bureaucracy. I feel really grateful to Toshiyuki because every time he comes back from a trip somewhere, he always brings me a unique present. The little Koropokkuru figure that sits on my office table came from one of his trips to Kushiro. The Ainu believed that these small Koropokkuru people inhabited Hokkaido even before the Ainu did.

英会話教室の生徒さんとの写真です。(picture with my eikaiwa students)

Tomomi wants to improve her conversation skills so that she can speak English better with foreign tourists visiting Hokkaido to go on group bicycle tours from Sapporo to Chitose, Tomakomai, Furano, and other areas in Hokkaido.

She did group lessons at a typical eikaiwa chain school for two years but feels that she can benefit from individual instruction while focusing on grammar and practicing using a variety of sentence structures.

She likes to travel and has already taken trips to Hong Kong, Australia, New Zealand, the Maldives, and Thailand. Tomomi is one of my most diligent students—in addition to doing her homework with fastidious concentration, she always asks pointed questions about English articles and verb tenses. I really enjoy talking to her about her touring bicycles and her long bike tours to Abashiri, Shiretoko, and even farther away!

英会話教室の生徒さんとの写真です。(picture with my eikaiwa students)

Akiko is from Saitama and is living in Sapporo while doing a master’s program in tourism studies at Hokkaido University. She has visited several cities in the U.S., including New York, Boston, Washington, D.C., San Francisco and Las Vegas. As part of her research, she travels regularly to find out about the current state of tourism throughout Japan, in diverse locations such as Okinawa, Nagasaki, Miyagi, Niseko, Fukouka, Gifu, Tokyo, Miyagi and Wakayama.

She graduated from a prestigious private women’s college with an excellent English language program, so she already speaks English fairly fluently. We’ve been working on improving her sentence structures by doing weekly grammar exercises between periods of extensive conversation practice. Her pronunciation and intonation are gradually getting better and more natural.

Akiko enjoys reading for pleasure, so I gave her two books, Exposure and Tokyo Vice, which she has been reading avidly. She also does regular writing assignments. I often talk with Akiko about the joys and challenges of living in Sapporo and the cultural differences between Japan and the U.S. She gave me a really beautiful blue fan that she brought back from one of her tourism study trips, and that’s it hanging on the far wall of my office.

“Why 1 to 1 ?”

Because taking one-to-one English lessons with an experienced native teacher is the fastest and best way to learn English and improve your communication skills.

Do you want to be able to sing English songs better? Getting ready for a trip abroad? About to start your own business geared towards international clients?

Are you planning to give a presentation or attend a global conference or workshop? Or do you want to have something important translated from Japanese into natural, native-level English?

If you need to communicate in English with customers, workers, fellow researchers or colleagues, I can help you.

Mike老师的私人一对一英语教室

与有丰富经验的英语母语老师进行一对一的英文训练是最快捷有效的提升英文沟通能力的方法。

为了旅行或者出差,你需要提高英语能力吗? 为了国际工作你需要将英文说得更流利吗? 你有参加国际会议或讨论会以及发表的计划吗? 你需要将日文翻译成纯正的英文吗?

如果你在北海道,需要和同事,同学,客户进行英文交流,我可以助你一臂之力!

삿포로에서 Mike 선생님과 1대1 영어 과외

영어를 빨리 습득하고, 영어로 의사 소통 능력이 가장 빨리 향상되는 방법은 경험 풍부한 원어민 선생님에게 맨투맨 수업를 받는 것입니다.

여행이나 출장을 위해서 영어가 필요하신가요? 국제 업무를 위해서 영어로 더 잘 말하고 싶으신가요? 포럼이나 워크샵에서 영어로 발표를 하거나 참여를 할 계획이 있으신가요?

만약 동료나 고객과 영어로 이야기할 필요가 있으신가요? 보다 더 자연스럽고 세련된 영어를 접하고싶지않으세요? 그렇다면 영어로 자신있게 말할수있게 제가 도와드리도록하겠습니다.