Japanese Courses in Norwich

General Japanese courses can be to the advantage of anybody, whether you are a rank beginner or already have some experience of the tongue. By...
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General Japanese courses can be to the advantage of anybody, whether you are a rank beginner or already have some experience of the tongue. By focusing on grammar and vocabulary skills, Listen & Learn's general courses are perfect to develop your fluency in speaking, listening and reading everyday Japanese. They are perfect for those who want to start making their Japanese work for them, and a great precursor to a business course.
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As the ideal starting point for a group of people wishing to gain a strong acquaintance with the ins and outs of conversational Japanese, these group....
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As the ideal starting point for a group of people wishing to gain a strong acquaintance with the ins and outs of conversational Japanese, these group classes can be arranged for groups as small as 2 people, and as large as 12 - our only provisos are that the whole class are able to meet at a consistent time and place each week, and are all of the same approximate Japanese level. General courses cover all the grammar and vocabulary you need to gain a practicable advantage in your spoken and written Japanese, and are also an excellent basis for further Japanese study.
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Listen & Learn's one-on-one Japanese courses for business are integral in taking your existing Japanese skills and making them indispensible for...
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Listen & Learn's one-on-one Japanese courses for business are integral in taking your existing Japanese skills and making them indispensible for day-to-day business tasks. Lessons are adapted to suit your particular industry and field, and your teacher can help you master specific skills, such as presentation skills and formal business correspondence. This is the best option for professionals who work for international corporations, as well as businessmen working from abroad or seeking overseas work.
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These business Japanese courses are aimed at groups of 2 to 12 people who already have a fair working Japanese knowledge, who wish to convert this....
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These business Japanese courses are aimed at groups of 2 to 12 people who already have a fair working Japanese knowledge, who wish to convert this knowledge to practicable business use. So long as all members of the group are at the same level of Japanese at the start of the course, and are able to meet for each class at a pre-arranged time and place, then the classes will be of great benefit to all involved. Business courses will generally focus on the field or industry in question, incorporating related vocabulary and improving appropriate skills, such as writing reports, formal business correspondence or giving a presentation.
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Courses for specific purposes are designed to assist the individual learner in delving deeper into their current Japanese capacity by focusing on...
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Courses for specific purposes are designed to assist the individual learner in delving deeper into their current Japanese capacity by focusing on many Japanese details which separate the 'native' from the 'tourist', including (but not limited to):

• Vocabulary for relevant industry (e.g. HR, engineering, accounting, medical, legal)
•Elocution and accent softening
• Expanding individual skills (writing, speaking, listening, reading etc.)
• Language for travelling internationally
• Business communication skills (e.g. training, negotiation, telephony, presentation)
• Business writing skills (e.g. reports, business correspondence, proposals)
• Historical and cultural sensitivity
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As long as all members of a group Japanese course are at a similar level of expertise, specific purpose Japanese courses can be customised to suit....
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As long as all members of a group Japanese course are at a similar level of expertise, specific purpose Japanese courses can be customised to suit the needs of the group of 2-12 students with similar learning aims. These often include:

• Vocabulary related to the industry (legal, HR, engineering, accounting, medical etc.)
• Accent softening and elocution
• Expanding upon existing aspects (writing, speaking, listening, reading etc.)
• Language for travelling
• Communication skills in business (e.g. training, negotiation, telephony, presentation)
• Writing skills in business (e.g. reports, business correspondence, proposals)
• Historical and cultural sensitivity
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