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Are you looking for a solid class? Come try mine; I promise you'll stay ;-) Summary: Australian published ESL teacher with 20 years of experience Courses I teach: exam prep (IELTS, TOEFL, PTE, CAE, GRE)/ Writing/ EAP/ Business English/ Pronunciation/ General English and so much more Degrees and Certs: Master's degree English in literature, bachelor's degree in computer science, CELTA from Cambridge University Skills: ESL, coding, and editing Hi, My name is Faraz, and I am a published ESL/EFL teacher from Sydney, Australia. I have 20 years of experience in my bag, and I have trained thousands of students from various countries, cultures, and backgrounds. Re certificates and degrees, I have a CELTA - Pass B from Cambridge University, a Master's degree in English literature, and a Bachelor's degree in English literature. I have a full score GRE verbal, IELTS 8.5, iBT 118. I also have a valid WWCC. I specialize in EAP, exam prep (IELTS, TOEFL, PTE, CAE), and writing classes, but I am open to any class, whether general English or something else. I also love creative writing, coding, multimedia design, and basically anything to do with art and technology. In fact, I also did a bachelor of computer science. Here's my website with some of my programming projects: https://farazkorasani.github.io/portfolio/ At the moment, I am doing online classes only as I am taking care of my wife, who is having some health issues. Cheers, Faraz

In education, we have different "learner types". There have been many listings, but generally we have: - Visual - Auditory - Kinesthetic - Verbal - Logical - Interpersonal - Intrapersonal In my classes, I do a couple of things: a) First, identify the learner's type and modify my teaching accordingly. b) Then, I will focus both on content and form, meaning the class needs to be both educational and fun. c) Given that I am a programmer, I always use technology in my classes. d) To continually improve what I do, one of my secrets is following the DevOps infinity approach: plan» code» build» test» release» deploy» operate» monitor» feedback» repeat. In this infinite cycle, the “monitoring” and “feedback” stages are key, and as a teacher who has taught thousands of students from all backgrounds and cultures, I am well aware of their importance.