Tariq Abrahams

Embarking on the journey of online teaching is an exhilarating prospect, given my experience in different parts of education. I spent four years teaching English in China, learning a lot about diverse student needs and creating exciting virtual environments. Then, I spent 15 months teaching Business English to Spanish adults online, discovering how technology can connect people globally.

I'm about to become a doctor in natural medicine, adding a unique touch to my skills. This shows my commitment to well-rounded learning—looking at the mind, body, and spirit together. As an online teacher, I want to use all these experiences to not only improve language skills but also encourage a broader approach to personal development.

Teaching online isn't just a job for me; it's a chance to spark curiosity, boost confidence, and plant the seeds for lifelong learning. I believe education should transform and reach everyone. My aim is to make a virtual class where students feel excited to explore, creating a community of eager minds ready to discover new things.

In today's world, our classroom is everywhere, thanks to technology. I'm thrilled about the idea of using my experiences to make education more engaging. Through creative teaching methods, understanding different cultures, and seeing education as more than just facts, I hope to help students not only learn but also enjoy the process. Online teaching isn't just about sharing information; it's about creating an immersive experience that helps students thrive in our connected world.