Mr. Douglas M. Nenson

Born and raised in Calgary, Canada. Two diplomas and recognized college and Bachelor of Secondary Education Degree from the University of Regina, Canada. Five years of teaching public school and 12 years of teaching ESL The lessons provided have clearly identified objectives, based on a weekly theme, and the goal is that you will reach a communicative level in all of the weekly themes. You will be able to communicate in English. With the emphasis on students speaking and less teacher talk, you will learn by doing. Partner exercises, group activities, and presentation skills are all emphasized in the classroom. You will leave every class feeling more and more confident in your English speaking abilities. All the classes are filled with excitement and enthusiasm from both myself and the students. The most rewarding thing is to see how well your English, along with all your other hidden skills improve day by day. I hope someday I’ll have the opportunity to meet you and watch the steps you take to achieve English success.

Mr. Donald Morris

Greetings from CCC! As director of studies, I would like to invite you to pay us a visit in person. We have a highly qualified and professional staff, each of whom brings their own unique teaching style. Personally, I have been teaching English for the past fifteen years in Portugal, France, Korea, and Canada. I am dedicated and try to inspire students in a stimulating and challenging learning environment. I hope to see you soon.

Mr. Robert Mcgregor

Hi there My name is Rob and I am one of the teachers here at CCC. I am from Australia so I have travelled a long way to be here! I have been teaching at CCC since June 2008 and before that I taught in Japan for two years. I have had several jobs in my life but teaching English is by far the most rewarding of them all. I really like talking to all the different students we have here and watching their abilities and confidence grow over time. I have a lot of fun teaching and I think that is important I always try to make my lessons as enjoyable as possible so even the students that find English difficult still get pleasuere from learning it. I hope to talk to you soon.

Ms. Megan Seymour

Hey Guys!! My name is Megan. I’m one of the teachers here at CCC. I have just returned to Canada after teaching in Korea for the past three years. I love travelling and meeting new people and hope to meet you soon!!.