10-11-2016, 12:17 PM
If English is your second language, the Clinical Skills section presents several challenges:
1. Speaking fluent, comprehensible English,
2. Mastering the skills of appropriate facial expression and eye contact, and
3. Remembering everything you need to do and say in the correct order.
All three of these skills must be used simultaneously. Speaking fluently is the most important and, depending on your skill level, may be the most challenging. If you cannot communicate clearly, you won’t pass this section. Acquiring proficient English speech doesn’t happen overnight. SO, THE EARLIER YOU START, THE MORE SUCCESSFUL YOU’LL BE! Then you can focus more attention on improving the other two skills.
My name is Timothy Beach and I can help. My background:
• Master’s Degree from the University of Toronto
• Certificate in Teaching English as a Second Language from Seattle University
• Over 21 years of English-teaching experience in Taiwan and China; strong emphasis on pronunciation
• Can speak Mandarin Chinese
• Trained as and EEG and Sleep Studies Technologist at the Univ. of Washington Medical Centers
• Washington State EMT Certificate earned at Grays Harbor College
• Clinically experienced technologist
• Former First Aid Instructor and taught CPR to hospital nursing staff.
I offer convenient Online 1-on1 tutoring. You may email be at LifeEnglishCoach I look forward to hearing from you!
1. Speaking fluent, comprehensible English,
2. Mastering the skills of appropriate facial expression and eye contact, and
3. Remembering everything you need to do and say in the correct order.
All three of these skills must be used simultaneously. Speaking fluently is the most important and, depending on your skill level, may be the most challenging. If you cannot communicate clearly, you won’t pass this section. Acquiring proficient English speech doesn’t happen overnight. SO, THE EARLIER YOU START, THE MORE SUCCESSFUL YOU’LL BE! Then you can focus more attention on improving the other two skills.
My name is Timothy Beach and I can help. My background:
• Master’s Degree from the University of Toronto
• Certificate in Teaching English as a Second Language from Seattle University
• Over 21 years of English-teaching experience in Taiwan and China; strong emphasis on pronunciation
• Can speak Mandarin Chinese
• Trained as and EEG and Sleep Studies Technologist at the Univ. of Washington Medical Centers
• Washington State EMT Certificate earned at Grays Harbor College
• Clinically experienced technologist
• Former First Aid Instructor and taught CPR to hospital nursing staff.
I offer convenient Online 1-on1 tutoring. You may email be at LifeEnglishCoach I look forward to hearing from you!