Saturday Japanese Courses in Tokyo
Are you new to Japan and want to start learning Japanese? Have you been living in Tokyo for some time yet never had the chance to study Japanese in a classroom setting? Do you want to improve your Japanese skills and find work in Japan? SNG created its Saturday courses, organized in three levels, to address those needs.
※ Attention: If the minimum number of students required is not reached during the application period, the class may be cancelled. Furthermore, it is not possible for students attending Saturday classes to obtain a student visa!
In the Beginner classes, you wil get a strong grasp of the basics. Even for those with no Japanese experience, you will be able to start with learning hiragana and katakana. You will learn essential grammar and keigo, aiming to get a Japanese level that will allow you to communicate smoothly.
Many discussion topics will be prepared, implementing the grammar and phrases learned throughout the class. Build strong fundamentals for your Japanese and put your knowledge to practical use in real situations!
This Business Japanese class is targeted at students who have at least JLPT N3 and above.
Learn numerous expressions useful for business and improve your overall work performance.The first half of the term focuses on keigo, vocabulary, business emails and more. The latter half will cover topics such as exchanging business cards, customer reception, and appropriate manners to allow you to communicate smoothly with coworkers.
SNG is one of the most recognized Japanese language schools in Tokyo, teaching Japanese for more than 40 years using our own method. Takadanobaba station is connected with 3 major train lines that offer easy access from many places in Tokyo.
Beginner 1 Class (4 sections) |
Goal: To be able to naturally utilize "uchi・yoso" when greeting someone or speaking about your daily life. Learn to read and write hiragana and katakana. Be able to (partially) understand announcements for related to public transportation (train station, bus, etc.). Be able to fill out routine paperwork that comes up in various situations while living in Japan. Target: Those with zero Japanese experience・JLPT N5 |
Beginner 2 (4 levels) |
Goal: To be able to naturally utilize "uchi・yoso" when greeting someone or speaking about your daily life. Learn to read and write hiragana and katakana. Be able to (partially) understand announcements for related to public transportation (train station, bus, etc.). Be able to fill out routine paperwork that comes up in various situations while living in Japan. <br> Target: Those with zero Japanese experience・JLPT N5~N4 |
Intermediate 1 |
Goal: Learn to read a coherent piece of writing with good intonation and proper pronunciation. Be able to understand the gist of various topics, even when there is vocabulary you don't know. Be able to distinguish between written / spoken words and use both in their proper context. Be able to write a coherent 400 ~ 600-character piece about your personal experiences, viewpoints or general thoughts. Target: JLPT N4 ~ N3 |
Registration Fee | ¥ 15,000 (one-time payment) |
Tuition | ¥ 68,000 (lump sum payment) |
Location | Shinjuku Japanese Language Institute Building No. 1 |
Term Duration | 3 months (total 10 lessons) |
Hours | 10:00 AM ~ 13:00 PM (Includes 2 10-minute breaks) |