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Japanese is spoken by over 125 million people and is key to exploring Japan’s rich traditions and modern innovations. At The Language SKOOL, we make learning Japanese simple and exciting. From anime to professional goals, we’ll help you master the language and explore Japan like never before. Whether you’re a beginner or advancing your skills, we’ve got you covered.
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At The Language SKOOL, we offer training in a variety of foreign languages including French, German, Spanish, Japanese, Chinese, and Korean.
At The Language Skool, we offer structured Japanese language training across five levels: N5, N4, N3, N2, and N1. Our courses are designed to help you master speaking, listening, reading, and writing while preparing for JLPT certification.
We have over 100+ experienced trainers specializing in different languages. Our team includes six Japanese language experts who provide services across India.
At TLS, we pride ourselves on our innovative online learning methods and personalized training. With over 3,283+ students registered, 1,692+ students enrolled, and 540+ live batches, we have built a thriving learning community. Our team of 136+ expert trainers is dedicated to providing high-quality education and guidance, making us a trusted choice for language learning.
Enrolling is easy! Simply visit our website, browse our courses, and choose the one that suits your language learning goals. You can then click on Get Started or contact our 24/7 chat support for more information
Completing a Japanese language course at TLS unlocks various career opportunities, including roles as a Japanese translator, language trainer, or instructor in Japanese schools and colleges. It also opens doors in the tourism, hospitality, IT, and software industries, along with potential entrepreneurship opportunities in Japan.
You can reach out to us through our website's contact page, email us at mail@thelanguageskool.com, or give us a call at +91 96 2340 2340. Our team is here to assist you with any questions you may have about our courses or enrolment process.
Yes! At The Language Skool, we offer comprehensive online Japanese courses designed for learners of all levels. Our classes provide flexibility and convenience, allowing you to learn from the comfort of your home. With access to expert trainers, interactive materials, and native-level conversational practice, we ensure an engaging and effective learning experience. Plus, we offer demo classes, course certifications, and regular practice sessions to track your progress. Join The Language Skool today and start your journey to mastering Japanese with us!
The time it takes for an Indian to learn Japanese depends on various factors, including the learner's dedication and the intensity of the study. Generally, it can take anywhere from 6 months to 2 years to achieve conversational proficiency with consistent effort and regular practice. Attending regular practice sessions can fasten your learning intensity. The Language SKOOL offers regular conversational sessions to ensure you are getting the native tone.
In India, the NAT – Nihongo Achievement Test is a well-recognized certification for Japanese language proficiency. It follows a syllabus similar to the JLPT (Japanese Language Proficiency Test) and offers greater flexibility with frequent exam sessions.
- 1Q (Equivalent to JLPT N1): For those with approximately 1,000 hours of study, aiming to enter a Japanese university or pass JLPT N1.
- 2Q (Equivalent to JLPT N2): Requires around 800 hours of study, suitable for those pursuing higher education or JLPT N2 certification.
- 3Q (Equivalent to JLPT N3): Designed for learners with 600 hours of study, preparing for JLPT N3.
- 4Q (Equivalent to JLPT N4): Requires about 400 hours of study, targeting JLPT N4 candidates.
- 5Q (Equivalent to JLPT N5): Entry-level certification for those with 200 hours of study, focusing on JLPT N5.
No, Japanese is not hard to learn. Spending just 10 minutes daily on reading can significantly improve your language skills and boost fluency over time.
Kanji can be challenging to write, but JLPT does not require writing skills, as the exam consists only of multiple-choice questions.
Yes, Japanese and many Indian languages share a similar sentence structure (SOV - Subject, Object, Verb), making it easier for Indian learners to grasp Japanese grammar.
