Ayana Mase

I support hearing-impaired people to take classes in University by typing the contents of the classes and transferring them real time in university classes.

I have learned speed-typing as well as the understanding of people with disabilities.

• I teach students who have culturally diverse backgrounds with their school assignment or extra exercises while teaching Japanese to them.
• By taking advantage of my English skills and university's teaching course experiences, I offer appropriate education for culturally diverse students, while paying respects to the diverse environment.

We interview people or facilities who are contributing to the vitalization of Yokohama city, and write the articles about them to post in a online platform, and share with people to expand the popularity of those institutions or movements.

When writing a article, I stick to the sincerity of the coverage I write in order to pay respect for people I interviewed. I am cooperative and cherish the collective working with my peers to write a successful article.