Rarejob provides English lesson from Philippine teachers using Skype. It has about 40 employees in Japan and 100 in the Philippines. A total number users is 170,000. ...
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Cnet Japan 6/3/2013 [jp]
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- There are many competitors which provide online English lessons using Skype in Japan such as Langrich, Cafe Talk, and more. There are even comparison portal sites for these services. Among them, Rarejob claims to be the largest services in terms of a number of lessons and teachers. With the fundraising, Rarejob will try to widen the gap. It will be tougher for its competitors.
- http://www.rarejob.com/
The concept of Online English Lessons certainly is an excellent one for individuals who feel hesitated in speaking English among all. These online sessions enable them speak without any hesitation and learn things in a more effective manner. Day before yesterday, I had found a website which specializes in offering these online English sessions over Skype. A professional British native speaker is there who got extensive experience of teaching English and make learn things more effectively.
ReplyDeleteI would like to say that I have had some great experiences with learning online. I found a great online English teacher for my wife recently. I think its a growing industry.
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