Bei Yu

Bei Yu was originally from Shanghai, China, and having been a teacher of Mandarin, Maths tutor and helping with Special Educational Needs in the primary and secondary schools since 2017 after completing her PGCE (Post Graduate Certificate of Education) with QTS (Qualified Teacher Status) in the UK, one of her strength is online teaching via different online tools; She is also a freelance writer, please follow this link and all her published books are listed here:

https://www.amazon.co.uk/-/e/B08KFSNBDW

1) 'Jinbu diary 1 & 2' , it was from a year 7 and 8's student's perspective about how to learning Chinese Mandarin from beginning to intermediate level, please follow this link: https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B08K92WH4S

2) 'Learn Chinese Mandarin at lesson', this book illustrated whether or not teachers need to speak Chinese Mandarin most of time at lesson without much of the English translation, this was classed as Grade A in master level, please follow this link: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08R7XYKHH?ref_=pe_3052080_397514860

3) 'Life trauma in the UK 2020- a Chinese woman who was taken to the police station before Lockdown' was the other book that Bei had written and published, it was to memorise the difficult year of 2020, the book was based on a true story;

4) 'The Painful Meeting that Saving Her Life--Betsy was a tennis player, she was banned from taking part in any tennis sessions at local tennis club after a meeting with the support service manager and the head coach, however, their meeting decision saved her life, it was based on a true story.

Before that, she worked in the UK Special Needs Schools, Primary and secondary schools for Young Enterprise, and a volunteer advisor in the local church, drugs addicts and alcoholism settings after she completed BSC Psychology degree in the UK.

Reading and writing is her favourite activities, she likes being a teacher: exploring new methods to plan and teach a brilliant lesson, to benefit both teachers and students; besides, she likes sports, especially playing basketball and table tennis (it is known as 'PingPang' in China).

Apart from speaking Chinese Mandarin and English, she can also speak Japanese and French, Japanese and French were not as fluent as when she speaks English and Mandarin; her other strength is combine music into language lessons, e.g. making songs, raps with the other language etc.