Private Lessons and Company Lessons allow you to have the flexibility to choose your own schedule and course materials. The curricula of the lessons are designed to address individual problems in studying the Japanese language, such as being good at reading and writing but not at conversation (or vice versa).
Application for the courses is possible at any time. Ask for details. (Person in charge: Ms. Ii)
Comments from Students
1. Student A - I have passed the Level 1 but...
I thought my Japanese skills are still somewhat inadequate for a job, and decided to take the private lessons, where I studied one lesson per week. One year later, I passed the BJT Business Japanese Proficiency Test with A'. Currently, I am using learning materials that help me further understand the Japanese people (such as "Bushido, The Soul of Japan" by Inazo Nitobe), while trying to improve my conversation skills.
2. Student B - I have completed the Basic course but cannot write and read Kanji.
I was indifferent toward learning the Kanji characters, and I noticed that I had not yet acquired the basics of the Japanese language and had not been so good in the skills to use the Japanese language. This was why I decide to take private lessons. Beginning with the basic level and focusing on a variety of dictations, I acquired the ability to write down Japanese that I have listened to. As a result, I passed the Level 3 and the Kanji Proficiency Tests for Level 10 and 9 a half year later, and the Kanji Proficiency Tests for Level 8 and 7 one year later. Now I am studying for the Kanji Proficiency Test for Level 6.
3. Student C - Finding a new job
I wanted to find a new job. Because, in that case, I would have needed to have the Japanese ability equivalent to Level 3, I took privates lessons. Then I successfully found a new position.
4. Student D - Survive difficult economic times with the Japanese language skills
Current tough economic times have forced many of the foreign-affiliated companies in Japan to return some employees to offices in their home country (or in the worst cases, to be fired). However, employees with advanced Japanese language skills may survive these situations. I am studying hard to improve my Japanese skills in the midst of this tough period.
