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Lauren was a full-time English teacher at Pohang Bukgu Wales Private Language School from November 2013 to April 2014, where she taught English to elementary through high school students. She was responsible for teaching English skills like phonics, conversation, reading, and writing. Lauren has a calm, polite personality and gets along well with students and teachers. She communicates well, is considerate of others, and completes all duties on time with strong responsibility and planning. The director was pleased with Lauren's ability to handle demands and concentrate her efforts on teaching and learning.
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외국인강사추천서
- 1. Date: 25/March/2015 From: Gloria Jung-Ae Lee Subject: Reference Letter for Lauren Tozzi Lauren was a full-time English Teacher, teaching English around 30 hours every week at Pohang Bukgu Wales Private Language School from November 1, 2013 to April 30, 2014. Currently this school is teaching English to elementary through high school students (8-19 years old). Lauren is responsible for English in a broad scope including phonics, conversation, reading and writing. Lauren has a calm and polite personality and gets along well with her students and co-teachers, and always does her best for the given work in an attitude to help at all times. She communicates very well with others, being considerate of others’ feelings, and is gentle and polite at all times. She knows how to control her students since she has a good teaching ability. She prepares thoroughly for the best lessons at all times. She always records her lesson plan before she gives her lesson to students and has a good ability in operating oral tests and interviews after her students complete each course. She prepares in advance for everything and completes all her duties on time since she is sincere with a strong sense of responsibility and plans ahead. Lauren is a good teacher doing her best for the given work at all times. I am very pleased to be working with her. She has a good ability to cope with high-level demands at our school since she concentrates her efforts on teaching and learning. She applies herself fully to everything she does.
- 2. Director, Glioria Jung- Ae Lee Pohang Bukgu Wales Private Language School 4F, Guntop i-Building, 7B 6L, Changpo-dong, Buk-gu, Pohang City, Gyeongbuk, South Korea gloria39@hanmail.net Tel: 054-254-3011 Fax: 054-254-3013 http://wales.themaven.co.kr