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Japanese Language School offering top quality lessons by certified teachers in Azabu, Tokyo, Saitama, Chiba and Kanagawa.

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Survival Course
Beginners Course
Level 1
Level 2
Level 3
Intermediate Course
Intermediate Advanced Conversation Course
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Questions
Q1 I am a newcomer to Japan without any knowledge of Japanese.
How can I start learning Japanese?
Q2 I work in Japan and am very busy everyday. I want to study Japanese but have no time to go to school. What can I do?
Q3 I live in Kanagawa and it is hard for me to go to Japanese school in Tokyo. Any advice?
Q4 I have some friends who want to take Japanese lessons with me. Can we spread the cost?
Q5 What if I don't understand what my teacher explains to me in Japanese?
Q6 My company offers to pay for my Japanese lessons. Is it possible to make a contract with my company?
Q7 I am studying Japanese to go to college in Japan. Is NIC a Japanese school suitable for me?
Q8 Does NIC accept visa applications?
Q9 What kind of teaching materials are used for beginners?
Q10 I want to take the Japanese Proficiency Test. Can NIC help me?
Q11 I am a little hesitant about starting Japanese lessons without knowing what they are like. Any suggestions?
Answers
A1 NIC suggests taking our Japanese beginner course (Level 1 ). Five different classes are available. You can also take our survival Japanese course for simple communication in daily life.
A2 NIC offers Japanese lessons outside of school. We send Japanese teachers out to wherever you want to have your Japanese lessons. For details contact NIC.
A3 NIC's Japanese teacher dispatch service covers Tokyo, Saitama, Chiba and Kanagawa. For details contact NIC.
A4 Yes. NIC offers group lessons and you can spread the cost around your classmates. Group lesson are more economical. See our fee-table.
A5 Don't worry. All NIC Japanese teachers speak English and can use English whenever necessary.
A6 Yes. NIC is able to make a contract with your company or with you personally, whichever is more convenient for you.
A7 NIC is not a school for students who need academic Japanese training for entering colleges and universities in Japan.
A8 No. NIC does not accept visa applications.
A9 For our Beginners Course (Level 1-3), we use the "Japanese for Busy People" textbook and method.
A10 Yes, we can. NIC offers a preparatory course for both JLPT and JETRO tests.
A11 NIC offers free trial lessons for students who want to see what NIC Japanese lessons are like before deciding to start. For details contact NIC.
Do you prefer having lessons at your own place at your own convenience? NIC can dispatch Japanese teachers. Contact NIC's office.
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