Chinese Tutors in Philippines

My name is Cheng Wen Huang, but you can call me Owen. I am from Taiwan and am a 40-year-old male. I graduated from National Chung Hsing University with a degree in Chinese Literature. I have been living in the Philippines for 11 years since 2011. I am an experienced teacher in various fields, with 8 years of teaching experience in Chinese-Filipino and international schools, as well as 4 years of experience teaching the game of Go. In addition, I am a blog writer, hand crafter, and poker player. I enjoy documenting my life in different ways. "Work hard and play hard" is my life motto.

As a tutor proficient in English, Spanish, and Chinese, I am passionate about helping students unlock their language learning potential. My approach focuses on building a strong foundation in grammar and vocabulary while fostering fluency through engaging conversation and culturally relevant materials. I adapt my teaching style to each student's individual needs and learning preferences, creating a supportive and encouraging environment where language learning is fun and rewarding. Whether you are a beginner or aiming for advanced proficiency, I am dedicated to guiding you on your journey to linguistic success.

Hi! It feels great to be your tutor. I am a teacher in Mandarin and have experience with multilingual culture. Such diversity has impacted great flexibility in the way I teach. I very much enjoy the knowledge I learn from my mentors of other cultures and am a tutor that is approachable and easy to get along with. I teach in a step-by-step, progressive ideology until mastery. Given the student, I engage and manage them well. If the student is struggling, lessons will be broken down into more manageable pieces until they are mentally comprehensible and digestible. It takes a while to hone the skill of the learner, so I think it is important to set the time and space needed for them to absorb it. Lessons will be slowly learned from a platform where the student can easily understand. Tools needed are audio, video, and other visual aids. It is also fine to introduce games that will not only encourage the learner but also create an innate base skill as a foundation for more challenging information. This early foundation initiates the confidence that will build around a healthy self-esteem. With this in mind, the child will start to learn oral vocabularies with an introduction of correct pinyin tones. It is essential to adapt to and learn to speak the proper tones understandable to a near-native accent. Fluency will gradually set in through the practice of more complicated sentences and phrases. It is essential to use songs and rhythms to learn. Lessons that impart audio tools by listening to recordings are an advantage. Getting the child exposed to cartoons on televisions or multimedia improves oral skills and listening skills. However, the focus of Mandarin is not only on its reading and speaking aspects. It is essential that the learner learns writing through basic strokes, wherein they are being asked to write with a pencil and sometimes in calligraphy. Basic strokes, in their simplest technique, are being taught. The child can start with simpler characters until they have memorized the sequencing.

Teaching Chinese language. Can speak Mandarins, Fukien, English and Filipino. Can write and type Chinese character both traditional and simplified. Teach students from Xavier, CISM, MGC, Southville International School and IBA.

I am a chemical engineer. I am a graduate of the University of the Philippines and Philippine Science High School. I teach Chinese Mandarin. I also do interpreting/translation jobs. I have been tutoring for 8 years.

Hi, I am a full time Chinese/Mandarin speaking corporate employee. I can use Chinese, English or Filipino to teach you the language in the best way possible. I can also provide materials and tips that can help you improve your Chinese quicker. If you are aiming to take the HSK exam, I can also provide materials and tips that will surely help you pass the exam! :)