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Japanese Lessons London

Learn Japanese in London with Private One-to-One Lessons with a Native Japanese Tutor!
Learn Japanese in London with Private One-to-One Lessons with a Native Japanese Tutor!

Q: How can I really improve my Japanese communication skills?

I want to speak Japanese, but I somehow always end up chatting away in English!

A: Keep your studies on track with a private one-to-one Japanese tutor by meeting up in person, in London, with tailored lessons to suit your own needs. Whether you are going to Japan on business, to live, on holiday – perhaps for the 2019 Rugby World Cup Japan – or the Tokyo 2020 Olympics, we have a tutor for you!

Q: Why should I get a Japanese tutor, rather than taking group lessons at a Japanese school, or just studying by myself?

A: Private one-to-one lessons with JapaneseLondon.com tutors give you the chance to actually speak, listen to, and learn real life, useful Japanese at the level that’s perfect for you! Unlike in a language school, one-to-one tuition ensures that all lessons are tailor-made for you.

We made a  ‘Why Should I Get a Private Tutor?’ chart to list the many benefits! Click the image to see the full-size PDF. →

Q: Where can I have Japanese lessons?

A: Study Japanese at your own selected location (the comfort of your own home, your office, a comfortable cafe, etc.)

Q: When can I schedule my Japanese lessons?

A: At your selected time and days. You can study just once or twice a week, or schedule intensive sessions. No more paying for inflexible group lessons even when you can’t attend! We have friendly & qualified native speakers of the Japanese language near you, all over London, so we can find the best tutor match for you quickly.

Q: Who will be my Japanese tutor?

A: All JapaneseLondon.com Tutors are friendly native Japanese speakers with teaching qualifications and teaching experience. Now residing in London, the tutors have themselves learned English as a foreign language, and thus understand well the language learning process. Your Japanese tutor will be matched to you by personality, qualifications, location, timing, day, etc.

Q: What will be the content of  my Japanese lessons?

A: Some Japanese lessons content options for you to choose from:

  • Japanese for Travel / General Conversation (shopping & restaurant phrases, making friends, pronunciation, grammar & vocab)
  • Japanese for Business / Executive (email & telephone, office small talk, presentations, etc.)
  • Japanese for Students / Children (school curriculum support, homework help, exams – GCSEs, A levels)
  • Japanese for Exams / Qualifications (exams such as JLPT, university & college)
  • Japanese for Special Purposes (academics, for interviews, cabin crew, to understand anime & manga, cuisine, fashion, etc.)

Q: How much are private Japanese lessons?

A: Surprisingly affordable. Please see our lesson fees page here.

If you would like to arrange lessons with a private Japanese tutor, please contact us here.

Why Choose a JapaneseLondon.com Tutor?

JapaneseLondon.com Tutors have many satisfied students! Our students say:

“My Japanese tutor is brilliant, I absolutely love her!”

“I am enjoying my Japanese classes a lot. Kumiko has understood my needs and wants. Everything is perfect. Many thanks!” Virginie Rodriguez, Banker

“Right from the get-go my Japanese lessons with Yuki have been fantastic. I was really glad he didn’t take a traditional approach of a pre-printed lesson book but he made learning easier, faster and more fun with tailored classes – repeating and revising each segment before moving on to the next.

As a result I found I picked up basic Japanese surprisingly quickly. I took classes specifically for a trip to Japan but have enjoyed the experience so much I would definitely consider continuing learning Japanese after I’m back in the UK.” Simon U, Photographer

“Just to say that I am really pleased, Yuki is a great teacher and I look forward to future lessons. Private tuition is the most effective way to learn Japanese, my confidence increased from the first lesson. Talking to a native Japanese speaker has definitely helped prepare me for my trip to Japan in a couple of months.” Steve T, Sports Therapist

“My Japanese tutor is brilliant, I absolutely love her! She’s really easy to get along with, so I feel comfortable chatting in the Japanese language about anything and everything. This has allowed me to maintain and improve my conversational Japanese – one of my learning goals having returned from two years of living in Japan. She has an instinctive understanding of my level of Japanese, and a real skill of simplifying the complicated, which has been particularly useful when trying to tackle difficult JLPT 2 reading passages. She’s also happy to be flexible on a lesson by lesson basis, meaning I can get something out of each lesson regardless of whether I have had time to study that week, or not. I can’t recommend private tuition enough.” Jenni E, PR Executive

“I’m really enjoying the Japanese lessons. My tutor has been taking a fantastic approach, he’s pretty much rebuilding my Japanese from the ground up which, was frustrating at first, but the three years I have behind me was just the theory – which needed rebuilding. It’s great, I’m learning what I should be at a pace that I’m actually taking it in at.” Marcus H, Trainee Architect

Convinced? To arrange your lessons with a private Japanese tutor, please contact us here.

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all-day Brave Blossoms: the History of R... @ World Rugby Museum, Twickenham Stadium
Brave Blossoms: the History of R... @ World Rugby Museum, Twickenham Stadium
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Brave Blossoms: the History of Rugby in Japan @ World Rugby Museum, Twickenham Stadium | England | United Kingdom
Explore the full history of the birth and evolution of rugby union in Japan, from 1866 when Yokohama became the site of the oldest rugby club in Asia, to being awarded Rugby World Cup 2019.[...]
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7:00 pm The Japan Society Book Club @ The Japan Society
The Japan Society Book Club @ The Japan Society
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all-day Yamato – Passion @ The Peacock
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