TESTIMONIES
Akiko
Suzuki
ELG owner
Gary is an important member of the ELG team. He is energetic and passionate about teaching. As well as teaching, he has helped me develop programs, conduct interviews, and train new teachers. I recommend Gary to you as a coach if you are looking for a person who can listen and take your needs seriously.
ELG English school
Katsumi
Tanaka
W-ING owner
After 10 years of working as an accountant, I started my own cram school, Gakuyu-Kan, which I ran for 20 years. I coached children in preparation for junior high school and high school entrance exams, teaching Japanese, Math, and English.
In 2004, I started a new business, dispatching native English speakers and Japanese assistant teachers to kindergartens in the Tokyo and Saitama areas. Gary replaced my experienced teacher, and I needed him to cope with a busy workload. He has equipped himself professionally, satisfying the customer's needs to both kindergarten owners and parents. He also trains teachers and has attended training seminars in his own free time, on his own accord.
W-ing recommends Gary to you with confidence.
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Hiroshi
Koike
D-CALL owner
My name is Hiroshi Koike, the representative director of the telephone conversation school, Daily Call.
Daily Call opened in 2000.
It has been several years since the school was introduced to various TV stations and recognized as a representative school for telephone foreign language schools in Japan.
It was Gary's instructor who gave us strength in such an occasion. *
When we met for the first time, we were overwhelmed by his shining smile and fun stories. Soon the students became fascinated by Gary teacher and became one of our prominent teachers.
The advertisement that featured Gary instructor was a hit in our advertisement in the text of the NHK language course.
He is bright and wants to improve his students' motivation and communication skills. As a result, the school has been popular. Students wanting to take Gary's lesson have complained for years that they cannot book his lessons.
Meryl Streep in the movie “The Devil Wears Prada” was Anne Hathaway,
in a letter that introduces her to other companies says, “The manager who does not hire her (= Anne Hathaway) is a fool. ]
I borrowed this sentence and would like to say the same thing, “The manager who does not hire him (= Gary) is an idiot.
I'm relieved that I didn't become a fool. He is an asset to my company and life.
Daily call