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In my work I strive to respect the values of self-authority, open communication and democracy. Generally I am flexible, but demanding. I try to recognize, when a student needs encouragement to reach the goals the student has set for him/herself. I like to have interactive lessons exchanging ideas and thoughts, specifically about languages.

Hi! I'm Juho, a Finnish language enthusiast looking to help you improve your spoken Finnish. Looking forward to meeting you!

I have a degree in Social Science and a I’m a certified teacher. I started by teaching beginner Finnish to immigrants in 2015. Later I got my certificate in teaching and since then I have taught Finnish and English online and offline. I have worked as an English teacher in the Philippines, in Nicaragua and in Mexico teaching children and adults. I enjoy giving private lessons, because I personalize the lessons for the student’s goals and interests. As a teacher, I believe that I can help the students to grow as learners and to reach their goals. I'm passionate about education and always strive to do the best for my students. I have experience in planning authentic lessons and materials.

As a teacher I try to be as supportive and understanding as possible. I want to bring an atmosphere that is relaxed and allows you to focus on what you want to say. I want to give you the opportunity to express yourself in the target language without interjecting too much.

I can confidently teach both Finnish and English. I speak standard British RP English as well as standard Finnish as you will hear in my video. Although I am not an officially certified language teacher I do have plenty of teaching experience in the field of music. I am willing to interact with people of all ages, levels, backgrounds and ambitions.

I have two University degrees and I have been teaching finnish and swedish both for beginners and business people. I have also worked as a translator. The most challenging mission was in Monaco, where very talented multilingual people wanted to learn swedish and finnish and learn it fast, because they did business with Scandinavian countries.