Snow

Hello, everyone. My name is snow. I come from Zhengzhou City, Henan Province, China. Henan is an important birthplace of the Chinese nation and Chinese civilization. At the age of 17, I went to Toronto, Canada alone to study and live. In 10 years in Canada, I completed a bachelor's degree in business administration at the York University. During my study and life, I served as a tutor in statistics, and in my spare time, I also tutored Chinese to friends from different countries, mainly about travel-related Chinese and Chinese culture. After that, I studied at Macquarie University in Australia and completed a master's degree in applied finance. During my study, I helped friends from different countries such as Australia, Russia and Turkey learn business English and helped them better communicate with Chinese branches. I had pass Putonghua level test for 2A.And I am experienced and qualified teacher specializes in teaching the Chinese language, including its grammar, vocabulary, pronunciation, and writing systems (Simplified and Traditional characters). My experience also made me poss strong communication skills, enabling to effectively convey complex linguistic concepts to students of various levels, from beginners to advanced learners. I am good at adept at creating engaging lesson plans that cater to diverse learning styles, using a combination of textbooks, multimedia, and interactive activities to make learning both enjoyable and effective. If you want to learn with me. I could help you for the following goals of learning: 1. Cultural Understanding: Chinese is deeply connected to China’s rich history, literature, philosophy, and customs. Learning the language allows individuals to better understand and appreciate Chinese culture, traditions, and ways of thinking. 2. Career Advancement: As China continues to grow as a global economic power, proficiency in Chinese (particularly Mandarin) can enhance career opportunities in international business, diplomacy, trade, and various other fields where communication with Chinese-speaking regions is important. 3. Travel: Learning Chinese can make travel to Chinese-speaking countries more enriching, allowing for smoother navigation, deeper connections with locals, and a more immersive experience in the culture. 4. Academic Pursuits: For those in fields like linguistics, history, or Asian studies, learning Chinese can be crucial for research, reading original texts, and engaging with academic communities. 5. Personal Challenge and Enrichment: Chinese is considered one of the more challenging languages for English speakers, and for many, learning it is a personal challenge that enhances cognitive skills, memory, and problem-solving abilities. 6. Social Connections: With over a billion speakers, learning Chinese opens up opportunities to connect with people across the world, whether for friendship, networking, or cross-cultural exchange. If you are interested, please make an appointment with me for a trial class.