
Embracing Our Future
Learning English for our future

ABOUT ME
Eventually, I grew from not having a clue in class to living a challenging but adjusted life in Canada. I went to a top university in Canada, made a few lifelong friendships there, and enjoyed shopping in the streets in Canada. I love the Canadian wilderness too! I can still remember the snow-capped mountains, clear blue lakes, and the pine tree smell.
I have kept a United Nations flag one of my buddies gave me- he said that I advocate world peace, and the UN stands for world peace, and he insisted that world peace is a Canadian value. Oh, and did I say the food was “strange” in Canada? Well, I now love my burgers and fries- can I have a vanilla milkshake on the side?
Of course, the key to adjusting to life in Canada was by and large due to all the support and guidance I received along the way. It would have been impossible to do this without my teachers and tutors, one of whom is now my mentor in my teaching career.
I believe that we are each formed differently, but we all have one thing in common- we can all be better equipped to face the challenges and opportunities in the future.
Others helped prepare me to embrace my future, and I now hope to do the same for you. Would you allow me to?
Justin
Good day, my name is Justin and I am highly interested in your growth!
Each person has a personal story and I think we need to know our past to embrace our future. So here is mine:
I was blessed with the opportunity to travel and live abroad in my youth. More specifically, I spent 13 childhood vacations in Malaysia; 6 months working in Mainland China; and my high school and university years studying in Canada.
I could never forget the culture shock I encountered when I first arrived in Canada: The food was “strange”. The North American slangs were hard to understand. I did not understand people’s communication styles. For the aforementioned reasons, my English grades suffered terribly, along with my other subjects. There was so much more to experience, but I didn’t know how to!
I decided that the biggest obstacle to experiencing a Canadian life was my English skills. Thus, I hired a private tutor to help me for the first year. I sought guidance from my school teachers. I purposefully watched North American television shows, and read English literature.
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All are welcome! As long as you have a genuine interest to grow, we will take care of the rest.
Justin has had experience in delivering classes to the youth, especially local students and Mainland Chinese students. He has also had experience teaching adults practical English.

