Tokyo Freelancer - Part 1

Soc me on JapanSoc: http://is.gd/7pQ1v

My work is quite complex - different every day and always changing. One of the things I do is teach English, both at a girl's high school and as a private instructor, mostly for Japanese business people. I also work in some other industries and am always open to new and different ways to work hard and enjoy the busy Tokyo lifestyle.

If you have any questions, don't hesitate to ask in the comments, but I reserve the right not to answer personal questions about my students or details about my business.

Hope you guys enjoy! Part 2 coming soon~~

Ending slide music by:
http://www.youtube.com/betamaxdc

Category:

Howto & Style

Tags:

• teach
• english
• japan
• Tokyo
• life
• work
• freelance

[willchu1942]

Got it! Traveling around the world to look for good deeds. That's like killing two birds with one stone. However, please be careful while you are travelling through those places, as you might not know what you will come across... In general, have fun!

[ToLokyo]

Yeah - I'll be safe. Thanks for your concern!

Thanks for watching~~

[MageThief]

Your best video so far, loads of great information and many cool views.

[ToLokyo]

Thanks a lot!

I'm glad you enjoyed it. ^_^

[Shinobiloveapples]

lol youre such an ass xD, its such a hard life.. of course ^^ stop mocking us. and congratulations for your lifestyle + nice videos

[ToLokyo]

Haha

Notice the sarcasm in the "hard knock life" speech. :P

Thanks for watching! ^_^/

[davidkeithbecket]

you have a cool voice

[davidkeithbecket]

brilliant video really helped me thanks

[pplarzza]

nice sideburn

[nico5179]

Hey Freelancer, cool video, i enjoyed it really alot.

By the way how did you turned out to be an english teacher, would like to do the same....

Thanks again and take care!!

[davec432]

Great video, very informative. Thanks for posting it.

[TokyoNerd]

"...sometime you just gotta take a dump..."

I know exactly what you mean.

[ToLokyo]

Hmmm...language ability isn't really an issue if you're gonna teach English.

But If you wanna work in a company, I think you should probably have at least JLPT level 2.