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ESOL Teachers in Waikato Institute of
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Xenia
Brown |
MProfStuds, BA(hons), DipGrad, BA, CELTA
Xenia is a
very passionate teacher who has been teaching all levels and ages
since she qualified as a Cambridge English Teacher 7 years ago.
Since then she has taught while she studying at the
University of Otago and the University of Auckland. She also
has a strong business background, having taught and
developed in NZ Diploma in Business courses. |
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Rachel
Hamilton-Gibbs |
Bachelor of Arts in Linguistics and Modern Languages; Bachelor of Business
and Administration; Graduate Diploma in TESOL form Victoria
University, Wellington
Rachel
taught English for over 16 years in Taiwan, Laos,
Bhutan and
throughout New Zealand. She enjoys the variety and challenges each
student
brings. |
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Laura Zilberberg |
English Teacher,
TTC. Cert TESOL
Laura loves the English language -
she loves using it,
writing, reading and teaching it! She studied English literature at
university and has taught English
for 16 years in Sa, Middle East and New Zealand. She has taught International students, business people
in the corporate world; taught at Waikato University in the
Management School and the Language School and private language
institute.
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Mary Rose Lithgow
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B.Tchg, Cert. International TESOL, A.T.C.L. ( Speech&Drama).
Mary Rose recently returned from teaching English in Guangzhou, China, where she and her husband established an English learning centre. Before then she taught for fifteen months in Singapore. In 2001-2002 she taught English to international students at St. Peter's School, Cambridge before teaching at an international school in Beijing. She also has several years primary school teaching experience. |
Dave Parkin
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C.E.L.T.A.
Dave has a wide
experience in teaching the English language in New Zealand. He has
also taught overseas. He has experience working with a variety of
cultures, teaching both adults and children. His family has home
stayed many students. He also has qualifications and a background in
the technical industry. Currently he is teaching General English,
Literacy and Practical English for work at WIE. |
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Owen McCaffrey
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MA (Hons)
in Applied Linguistics， PGDip in Second Language Teaching BMS (Hons)
in Finance
Owen
has 3 years teaching experience which includes teaching in South Korea
and also here in Hamilton at Waikato University and WINTEC.
Previously, he worked as an accountant and banker in Auckland
for 3 years before deciding to become a full time English
teacher. Owen specializes in pronunciation and enjoys teaching
students at all levels from elementary to IELTS students. |
Valerie Millington
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Paulette MARSH
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Dip Teach (Syd), BA (UNSW), MA (Syd)
Paulette has worked as an educator for many years in Australia
and New Zealand. She has taught on university and
pre-university preparation courses as well as general English
and IELTS preparation programmes. She enjoys having the
opportunity to meet people from many different cultures and
helping them to adapt to their environments |
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Natasha Gwilliam
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MA (Hons) in Applied
Linguistics, PG Dip in Second Language Teaching, Bachelor of Arts in
Chinese
Natasha has taught English in China,
Taiwan and Japan. She had also taught at the Waikato University’s
Language Institute in Hamilton and other private language schools.
Natasha particularly enjoys teaching writing and grammar and is
passionate about students achieving their desired language goals.
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Cushla McCreesh |
Bachelor of Music – Education, Diploma of Teaching, C.E.L.T.A.
Cushla
began
teaching at Primary School in Hamilton, N.Z. After 4 years of
travel, which included teaching E.S.O.L. in South Korea for 1
year and in Ireland for 2 years,
Cushla
returned to N.Z.
Cushla's
hobbies are Music, Music, Music, and she like to include English
songs in her lessons from time to time.
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Monique Aas |
Bachelor of Arts in History; Secondary School Teaching
Certificate; Working towards a Masters in Teaching English as a
Second Language.
Monique taught English in Japan, Oregon, Christchurch and most
recently in San Francisco, California. She has enjoyed taking
graduate classes towards her Masters in TESOL for the past
year. She has taught students from a variety of backgrounds
that range in age from 2 to 64 years old. She enjoys teaching
students from all over the world and is challenged by trying to
help them obtain their goals.
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Julia Zhang |
Cert. ESOL, MA in General & Applied Linguistics (In training), BA in Tourism Management
Julia has been teaching English for
3 year in New Zealand. She has always had a passion for ESL and EFL
for all age groups. she was Master in General&Applied Linguistics in Waikato University |
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Greg Thomas |
Greg had spent seven years in Korea teaching
children, high school aged students and adults. He understands
what it means to travel and live in a country where the native
tongue is different than his own. Throughout his teaching
career, he had enjoyed teaching English to students who were
willing to learn. As a teacher he endeavours to teach his
classes in an easy to understand, uncomplicated and practical
manner. English is his passion, his hobby and his career.
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Laura Hsieh |
BA – Foreign Language Instruction, PGDip SLT, MA Applied
Linguistics
Laura has been teaching both English and Mandarin in New
Zealand. She is a confident, creative and well prepared teacher.
Her enthusiasm, and positive outlook motivates students, and her
sense of humour and kind nature allows them to relax, enjoy
learning and succeed. |
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Jennifer Buckle |
BA, CELTA, PGDip Second Language Teaching, PGDip Business Communication(Distinction),
MA(Applied) Applied Linguistics(Hons).
Jennifer studied English Literature, Business Communication, then Applied
Linguistics, and has been tutoring English language to both native and
non-native students for about fifteen years. She has worked with students from
pre-university to postgraduate level and is particularly interested in
encouraging students to improve their communication skills in speaking, business
writing and academic writing. |
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