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What's your personality type?

Yienn

Yienn

I am an INFJ

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RynehAbueva

Certified self-taught language teacher. A newly licensed professional teacher.

I'm an ENFP-A

ellyteacher
I'm certficated and experienced english teacher. I can work with all age groups.
I'm INFJ too :)
Teacher Sue
Making a difference in your life to reach personal success through dedicated teaching and guidance.
ENFJ, I believe depending where I am and with who
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Tanya
Conversation Teacher/ TEFL Teacher
Depends on which test is used. According to MBTI I am a INFP, DISC I am type I, enneagram - Type 8 wing 2.
Rajeev Gupta
TEFL/TESOL Certified English Teacher
I consider myself as a sincere, reliable , well-managed & hard working person. Hence, I possess a geuine personality with no compromises with the principles.
Tutor Grazia
ITALIAN MOTHER TONGUE AND ENGLISH TEACHER ITALIAN NATIVE AND ENGLISH TEACHER
Hello I would say both INFJ- and INFP-A
Nishana Jacob
Early childhood/TEFL certified Teacher Teachers children aged 2-6 years
I am INFJ
Marzi
CELTA Certified, Holding Master’s Degree in TEFL, Bachelor’s Degree in English Literature
Mine is ESFJ-A
Mobolaji
Experienced English tutor with 5+ years of experience teaching beginner to advanced students.
I am an ISFP (composer)
Marc Foumboula
Certified TESOL/TEFL English Tutor
I am an INTP.
Mahrukh
English-Coach
Mediator (INFP)

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