Hi all,

Please allow me to introduce teacher “Aubrey” to you. Aubrey is one of the first official certified teachers on Myngle. Aubrey is also one of Myngle’s consultants, helping other teachers become successfull on Myngle.

You can book a lesson with her if your visit her profile.

Hello,

My name is Aubrey. I am a license holder of LICENSURE EXAM FOR TEACHERS (LET) that was given last 1998. I owed my education to a prestigious Catholic University run by nuns and brothers.

I indebted my training to my versatile English speakers professors that enhanced my skills and nurtured me to become a better educator. I had been a classroom teacher for more than 3 years handling group of children of different levels teaching them all subjects/courses in school given emphasis in English course which covers grammar, reading comprehension and speech. Part of this is to develop children’s potentials and skills. Seminars and training on how to teach English course make me proficient in this field.

Until I decided to put up my own tutorial center, which made me decline the offer of the very good school in our place to become an educational consultant. Having a tutorial center of my own, I had a total number of 7 teachers under me who assist and performed the tutorials of children of different levels from the well-known schools and colleges in our country. Supervising and training the newly graduate teachers was not an easy task. Gathering new updates of teaching techniques and methods from time to time and even creating my own modules were other tough responsibilities that I had. Adult learners were also catered including Koreans. Soon students from different nationalities like Taiwanese and Japanese trusted our team’s effort in terms of English education. Sad to say I must leave the place for a relocation of my family. That event also brought me to this site, MYNGLE. I am so grateful to the “ever supportive” MYNGLE team. More power to this company and to each of us.

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