One-to-one Japanese Tuition (15 hours)
If you want to focus on your own personal language needs and objectives, one-to-one Japanese tuition is an ideal option. Each lesson is built around your exact requirements, with a pre-course needs analysis guiding the syllabus. One-to-one Japanese language teaching can be delivered at International House London or in your place of work.
Tuition overview
- Studying Japanese one-to-one focuses on your exact requirements. We will conduct a pre-courses analysis of your needs to guide the tuition structure. You can choose to focus on general or business language skills.
- Individual tuition is open to all levels, from beginners Japanese through to advanced speakers.
- Minimum age is 16 years old.
- Buying one-to-one tuition in blocks of 15 or 30 hours works out more cheaply (see table below). Please contact Claire Bowden on 020 7611 2424 or email claire.bowden@ihlondon.co.uk to arrange when you want to take lessons.
Examples of the block-buy discounted prices:
1.5 hours (minimum length of one lesson) | 15 hours | 30 hours |
£90 | £825 | £1,500 |
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How we teach
Learning a language at International House London focuses on speaking and doing rather than book learning. From lesson one your teacher will speak to you in the target language. Pictures, role play, props and film will help you understand quickly, making the learning experience dynamic and enjoyable. All our teachers are native speakers so you'll have the added benefit of an authentic insight into the culture and countries behind the language.
Take the online Japanese test
Take our online Japanese test to discover your language level and ability. We'll also check your level in lesson one, to make sure you are studying at the right pace with people of a similar level.