English is my first language, I have listened to, spoken, written and read English from the moment i started talking so to me, its not a second language, its the first. English has also been my favor... ite subject in school, I liked every diction and grammar, words pronunciation and how beautiful and bold it make one feel when with peers, friends and family. I like teaching English because I really enjoy seeing other people feel confident when they speak properly and fluently, it is an interesting language and subject.read more

Hi there, My name is Erika Onomuophu from Nigeria. My journey as an educator began with a strong desire to inspire and empower young minds. Over the past four years, I have had the privilege of workin... g with students from diverse backgrounds and age groups. Through this experience, I have come to understand the transformative power of education and the role of a teacher in shaping a child's future. One of my greatest passions is teaching the English language. I firmly believe that language is not just a means of communication, but a gateway to new ideas, cultures, and opportunities. Witnessing the progress of my students as they gain proficiency in English is incredibly rewarding. It opens doors for them to connect with people from around the world and broadens their horizons. My teaching approach emphasizes creating an engaging and interactive classroom environment. I incorporate a variety of activities, games, and real-life scenarios to make learning English enjoyable and relevant. I focus not only on grammar and vocabulary but also on the practical skills needed for effective communication, such as listening, speaking, reading, and writing. I am dedicated to tailoring my lessons to the individual needs and learning styles of my students, ensuring that each one receives the support and guidance they require to excel. One of the most rewarding aspects of teaching has been witnessing the growth of my students' confidence. I take great pride in nurturing a safe and encouraging space where students feel comfortable expressing themselves in English. Seeing them overcome their initial hesitations and become more fluent speakers is a true testament to the power of education and the positive impact a teacher can have.read more