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...Learning Chinese is not as hard as people think. In my opinion, there are mainly two ways to learn Chinese: extensive and intensive learning. Extensive learning is good for people who just want to know enough Chinese for certain serviceable purposes, such as business trips, traveling plans, or just for fun.
1 Subject:
Chinese
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...I took a forensic course, but would not feel confident in my abilities enough to tutor. One of my favorite subjects of all time! I studied Archaeology as part of my Anthropology Minor at UCLA.
45 Subjects:
including
Chinese,
English,
French,
reading
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...It is a great way for learning languages. I have been playing piano for more than 10 years. Let's learn with smiles and let me help you to reach your goal!I have full experience in teaching Japanese beginners.
10 Subjects:
including
Chinese,
geometry,
piano,
Japanese
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...I took five semesters of French at UC Berkeley (French 1,2,3,4 and a conversational French class), receiving A's for all. I studied in Paris for a year after graduating from UC Berkeley and had the opportunity to improve my French even more. I can share with you my experiences studying abroad surrounded by French culture.
34 Subjects:
including
Chinese,
chemistry,
physics,
French
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...After I graduated in 2007, I continued to work for Tarleton State University as a computer programmer for 3 years. In 2011, I did a two-year internship in China and worked with a tourism company, while also building a website and studying Chinese. I really enjoy teaching and I feel like I'm good at breaking down complicated things so that people can understand them.
10 Subjects:
including
Chinese,
algebra 1,
prealgebra,
precalculus
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