Using authentic textbooks, students will not only learn the use of grammar via pracitising verbally, but also study how to read, write, and listen. Beginner’s level 1 is a basic level Japanese, focusing on verbal practice in order to learn basic grammar.

Students will learn via compound learning; this will include learning characters, reading and writing practices, communication training and listening comprehension practice using videos and cassette tapes.

This course has been functioning as segway to moving onto the intermediate level, helping students consolidate basic grammar by using an original comprehensive textbook. In addition, using various textbooks, students are able to study grammar, verbal comprehension, and communication effectively and in a balanced fashion.

From intermediate level, students enroll in formal Japanese modules in sessions 1 and 2, and enroll in electives in sessions 3 and 4.

This is the most important and the most challenging level in mastering Japanese. The goal of this level is not only to improve the usage of vocabularies and expressions, but also to master the ability to fluently communicate in daily life.

For intermediate level 1, it is essential to have a general understanding as well as to correctly comprehend the other person’s underlying intentions. In order to achieve this, the students start to practice using expressions appropriate for certain situations and to understand hidden meanings in the language itself.

In intermediate level 2, we promote students to acquire correct grammar and to use appropriate expressions to be able to respond to various situations. This level focuses on day-to-day communications, increasing the range of vocabulary and the level of comprehension needed to continue to the advance level.

Lastly, intermediate level 3’s aims are to have students master daily communication skills and to be able to respond in business settings. This is the final intermediate level, sufficiently improving verbal abilities to communicate.

In order to reach the level of fluency of native Japanese people, we use up-to-date textbooks to train our students to respond to any given situation.

In advance level 1, students will be equipped with a command of Japanese akin to the level of fluency of native Japanese people. In addition, students will learn appropriate situational responses and begin to have an understanding of Japanese culture and its societal background using various textbooks.

Advance level 2 is the final level of Japanese education, in which students master the skills needed to reach their specific objectives, using Japanese as a tool in an up-to-date curriculum. Also, understanding delicate nuances of Japanese is another prerequisite to mastering Japanese.