Again with an English Conversation School at Nakatsu – the origin of NOVA’s 2 instructors

Oita Godo Newspaper (morning edition on February 19, 2008)

             In the last Fall, there were 2 foreigners instructors who worked for Nakatsu NOVA School, the broken business English conversation school opened their own English conversation school at a metropolis of Nakatsu city “We have done a new start at Nakatsu. We want to convey a fun of the English converstion tightly” and “To start it all over again” said with confidence.

             These 2 instructors, one of them is Micheale Mucheri (29) from Canada and another one is Stuard Benson (21) from New Zealand. Micheale had a teaching experience at NOVA for 2 years and for Stuard is 3 months. Micheale also has a wife from the same hometown.

             After the sudden of the broke, Micheale also thought about returning back to his country, but he said “I want to continue my work in Japan, I want to take a responsibility for teaching English conversation”, as same as Stuard’s view point, he is studying Japanese at the University “I want to be an English teacher in Japan”. So, they chose the place of the new beginning with their attachment.

             “By the condition of feeling groping, there was also the discouragement for us, but from the support of NOVAs’ students and previously our friends who are at the same condition have just begun a school. We shaped the enthusiasm that was supported by the attemption of friends in Oita and the North Kyushu.

             These 2 guys want to try this work with their jumping spring from all of power they have got and by the experienced occurrences they faced with.

              (Neez, the proper system, can hold your English conversation tightly with the content of the lecture has been taken. “We want to teach English conversation by being fun and being important to the feeling – like your home’s atmosphere in the class). These are things they are eagle to do for students.

              This is a real good chance for Japanese kids to learn English practically from natives.  So, let's go ahead!!

PUNTHUCHAT Siripun

Thailand

APS2, Ritsumeikan Asia Pacific University