Japanese Language Courses
Japanese courses, online or face to face, short or long term, various courses to choose from. Pathway Japan will help you find the perfect course.
Wherever you go in Japan, you will see that almost everything is written in Japanese. How do you find places or ask for directions? How would you read labels when shopping? What about reading menus and ordering food in restaurants? Learning Japanese can be challenging, but once you have grasped the basics, it will enhance your experience of Japan.
Start with basic Japanese for beginners and work your way up to advanced levels. In time, you will be exploring Japan without a translation app!
Types of Japanese courses
Japanese language schools offer a variety of courses, which fall into two main categories.
Japanese conversation
These courses focus on speaking. Hiragana and Katakana will be used in all Japanese classes.
Beginners start with greetings, self-introductions, and simple phrases. It is then followed by question phrases used in everyday situations.
As you progress, there will be more vocabulary and phrases. Kanji will start coming in too.
Japanese Language Proficiency Test
There are five levels in the JLPT. Each stage consists of all four elements, listening, speaking, reading and writing.
When applying for a job in Japan, employers will assess your proficiency in the Japanese language based on your JLPT level. Candidates are expected to have achieved at least a JLPT N3 level.
Ways to learn Japanese
Private lessons
Study options: online or face to face lessons in Japan.
You can enrol at any time and study for as long as you wish.
Lessons will begin as soon as a tutor has been allocated to you. The advantage of private lessons is that you can arrange lesson times to suit your schedule.
The one-to-one sessions allow you to study at your own pace and focus on the areas you want to improve.
Group lessons
Study options: online or face to face lesson in Japan.
Students from all over the world enrol on courses to learn Japanese. Each student is allocated to a class according to their level.
Short courses usually last between 9 and 12 weeks. Whether you're taking a holiday or a gap year, there are many fantastic courses to suit your plans.
Long-term courses last between 6 months and 2 years. These courses are ideal for those who wish to develop solid Japanese language skills.
The best way to improve your Japanese
Join a Japanese course in Japan. Immersing yourself in a Japanese-speaking environment 24/7 will help you reach your desired level more quickly.
Let's learn Japanese and experience Japan!