South Korea is a dream.

Ever since I was a kid, I have watched a dozen of K-dramas

together with my family and I enjoyed each one of them. It has introduced me to a
different culture just by looking at a screen. I learned how neat, respectful and
polite their practices are. This was the foundation of my dream of visiting Korea
in the near future. I want to eat all the foods on their streets, their famous ice
creams, and not to mention, meet Korean heartthrobs! I am not a big fan of K-pop
music for I barely have the time to indulge on this aspect of their culture but I
enjoy listening to their songs from time to time. I have met a lot of Koreans who
have studied here in Silliman University and they are as bubbly and friendly as I
have seen on TV. They are indeed polite, respectful and easy to get long with in
spite of the language barrier. With these in mind, I expect my customers to be
welcoming and expect the same respect I so highly give them. I think they need
someone they can be comfortable with and they want a kind of relationship where
they can learn without being pressured and taught by someone who is compassionate
about teaching them. A kind of learning environment where the student and the
teacher both enjoy and learn from each other at the same time. As an English tutor,
I know that people learn differently and what works for one student might not be
the best approach for another. Thus, the best way to meet their needs and wants is
to create a number of different activities to appeal to various types of learning
styles that is equally enjoyable and informative. I have always enjoyed helping
people and I want to use my skills to empower students by teaching them and helping
them succeed in an English-Speaking environment.