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 The course of advanced beginners is designed for students with Hiragana and Katakana foundation and with 300+ words vocabularies. In this course, students will continue to practise Hiragana and Katakana and learn 30 very interesting basic Kanji. In each lesson, students will practise natural pronunciation and conversations about request, describe route, permission, forbid, present continuous tense.Our key grammar points covered include: the important -Te form, -nai form and -tai form, asking for permission and ask someone to do something, the difference of progressive action and current status.If you have learnt all of these, you can consider taking the next course – Elementary 1.Lesson Topics Lesson 1 – Recap and warm up practiseLesson 2 – Making a requestLesson 3 – Direction & TransportationLesson 4 – Asking PermissionLesson 5 – Mid course reviewLesson 6 – Forbidding actionsLesson 7 – Explaining ActionsLesson 8 – Present continue 1Lesson 9 – Present continue 2Lesson 10… Show more (+) The course of advanced beginners is designed for students with Hiragana and Katakana foundation and with 300+ words vocabularies. In this course, students will continue to practise Hiragana and Katakana and learn 30 very interesting basic Kanji. In each lesson, students will practise natural pronunciation and conversations about request, describe route, permission, forbid, present continuous tense.Our key grammar points covered include: the important -Te form, -nai form and -tai form, asking for permission and ask someone to do something, the difference of progressive action and current status.If you have learnt all of these, you can consider taking the next course – Elementary 1.Lesson Topics Lesson 1 – Recap and warm up practiseLesson 2 – Making a requestLesson 3 – Direction & TransportationLesson 4 – Asking PermissionLesson 5 – Mid course reviewLesson 6 – Forbidding actionsLesson 7 – Explaining ActionsLesson 8 – Present continue 1Lesson 9 – Present continue 2Lesson 10 – Total review & presentation | jpbeginner2648 | July 7, 2026 toSeptember 8, 2026 10 Weeks | Tuesday 6:30 pm - 8:00 pm | In Person Aldgate | £300 | |
| The course of advanced beginners is designed for students with Hiragana and Katakana foundation and with 300+ words vocabularies. In this course, students will continue to practise Hiragana and Katakana and learn 30 very interesting basic Kanji. In each lesson, students will practise natural pronunciation and conversations about request, describe route, permission, forbid, present continuous tense.Our key grammar points covered include: the important -Te form, -nai form and -tai form, asking for permission and ask someone to do something, the difference of progressive action and current status.If you have learnt all of these, you can consider taking the next course – Elementary 1.Lesson Topics Lesson 1 – Recap and warm up practiseLesson 2 – Making a requestLesson 3 – Direction & TransportationLesson 4 – Asking PermissionLesson 5 – Mid course reviewLesson 6 – Forbidding actionsLesson 7 – Explaining ActionsLesson 8 – Present continue 1Lesson 9 – Present continue 2Lesson 10… Show more (+) The course of advanced beginners is designed for students with Hiragana and Katakana foundation and with 300+ words vocabularies. In this course, students will continue to practise Hiragana and Katakana and learn 30 very interesting basic Kanji. In each lesson, students will practise natural pronunciation and conversations about request, describe route, permission, forbid, present continuous tense.Our key grammar points covered include: the important -Te form, -nai form and -tai form, asking for permission and ask someone to do something, the difference of progressive action and current status.If you have learnt all of these, you can consider taking the next course – Elementary 1.Lesson Topics Lesson 1 – Recap and warm up practiseLesson 2 – Making a requestLesson 3 – Direction & TransportationLesson 4 – Asking PermissionLesson 5 – Mid course reviewLesson 6 – Forbidding actionsLesson 7 – Explaining ActionsLesson 8 – Present continue 1Lesson 9 – Present continue 2Lesson 10 – Total review & presentation | jpbeginner2649 | July 13, 2026 toSeptember 21, 2026 10 Weeks | Monday 6:30 pm - 8:00 pm | Online Zoom | £300 | |
 Your first step to speak Japanese This course is designed for complete beginners to learn Japanese Hiragana as foundation. You will learn to read 46 Hiragana smoothly, practise natural pronunciation and conversations in each lesson. Our topics in this course include greetings, introduction, numbers, shopping, travel plans and whereabouts. Our key grammar points covered include: basica sentence structure, pronouns and ownership, -desu and -masu forms, and some basic verbs.If you have learnt all of these, you can consider taking the next course – Beginner 2.Lesson Topics Lesson 1 – Greeting /IntroductionsLesson 2 – NumbersLesson 3 – Possessions (-no desu.)Lesson 4 – TimeLesson 5 – ShoppingLesson 6 – ShoppingLesson 7 – Basic verbsLesson 8 – Review & presentations | jpbeginner2636 | July 16, 2026 toSeptember 3, 2026 8 Weeks | Thursday 6:30 pm - 8:00 pm | Online Zoom | £270-£308 | |
 This course is designed for learners to finished level 1 or are able to as below.Read and write Hiragana & Katakana wellCan memorize 300+ vocabularies, familiar with another 100+Can give a 2 minutes self-introduction with detailsHave good command of -Te form, -nai form etcIn this course, students will continue to practise Hiragana and Katakana, natural pronunciation and conversations about expressing one’s feelings and ideas, talking about one’s decisions in various situation, making comparisons etc. We will start to introduce Kanji from Elementary level, in this course, you will learn the most essential 25 Kanji in daily life.Our key grammar points covered include: further use of all beginner important forms and about dictionary form, make comparisons, tell your opinion, retell a story, talk about when something happened, describe the details of items etc.If you have learnt all of these, you can consider taking the next course – Elementary 2.Lesson Topics Lesson… Show more (+) This course is designed for learners to finished level 1 or are able to as below.Read and write Hiragana & Katakana wellCan memorize 300+ vocabularies, familiar with another 100+Can give a 2 minutes self-introduction with detailsHave good command of -Te form, -nai form etcIn this course, students will continue to practise Hiragana and Katakana, natural pronunciation and conversations about expressing one’s feelings and ideas, talking about one’s decisions in various situation, making comparisons etc. We will start to introduce Kanji from Elementary level, in this course, you will learn the most essential 25 Kanji in daily life.Our key grammar points covered include: further use of all beginner important forms and about dictionary form, make comparisons, tell your opinion, retell a story, talk about when something happened, describe the details of items etc.If you have learnt all of these, you can consider taking the next course – Elementary 2.Lesson Topics Lesson 1 – Recap and warm up practiseLesson 2 – State your preferenceLesson 3 – Make comparison 1Lesson 4 – Make comparison 2Lesson 5 – Discuss an eventLesson 6 – State your opinionLesson 7 – Retell a storyLesson 8 – State your planLesson 9 – Describe itemsLesson 10 – Review and presentations | jpelementary2610 | July 21, 2026 toSeptember 22, 2026 10 Weeks | Tuesday 6:30 pm - 8:00 pm | Online Zoom | £320-£350 | |
 Our Japanese Beginner 2 Course is designed for students with Hiragana foundation and roughly 100 vocabularies already. In this course, students will continue to practise Hiragana reading and writing, we will introduce 46 Katakana too. In each lesson, students will practise natural pronunciation and conversations about daily activities and schedules, going to restaurants, visiting local Japanese places etc. Our key grammar points covered include: how to use adjectives for description, describing things and impressions, and asking about places.If you have learnt all of these, you can consider taking the next Japanese course – Beginner 3.Lesson Topics Lesson 1 – Recap and warm up practiseLesson 2 – Going placesLesson 3 – Ordering food & drinksLesson 4 – Habitual ActionLesson 5 – Mid course reviewLesson 6 – Adjective 1 (as modifiers)Lesson 7 – Adjective 2 (conjugation)Lesson 8 – There is/are…Lesson 9 – Describing positionsLesson 10 – Total review & presentation | jpbeginner2640 | July 22, 2026 toSeptember 23, 2026 10 Weeks | Wednesday 6:30 pm - 8:00 pm | In Person Aldgate | £300 | |
| This course is designed for learners to finished level 1 or are able to as below.Read and write Hiragana & Katakana wellCan memorize 300+ vocabularies, familiar with another 100+Can give a 2 minutes self-introduction with detailsHave good command of -Te form, -nai form etcIn this course, students will continue to practise Hiragana and Katakana, natural pronunciation and conversations about expressing one’s feelings and ideas, talking about one’s decisions in various situation, making comparisons etc. We will start to introduce Kanji from Elementary level, in this course, you will learn the most essential 25 Kanji in daily life.Our key grammar points covered include: further use of all beginner important forms and about dictionary form, make comparisons, tell your opinion, retell a story, talk about when something happened, describe the details of items etc.If you have learnt all of these, you can consider taking the next course – Elementary 2.Lesson Topics Lesson… Show more (+) This course is designed for learners to finished level 1 or are able to as below.Read and write Hiragana & Katakana wellCan memorize 300+ vocabularies, familiar with another 100+Can give a 2 minutes self-introduction with detailsHave good command of -Te form, -nai form etcIn this course, students will continue to practise Hiragana and Katakana, natural pronunciation and conversations about expressing one’s feelings and ideas, talking about one’s decisions in various situation, making comparisons etc. We will start to introduce Kanji from Elementary level, in this course, you will learn the most essential 25 Kanji in daily life.Our key grammar points covered include: further use of all beginner important forms and about dictionary form, make comparisons, tell your opinion, retell a story, talk about when something happened, describe the details of items etc.If you have learnt all of these, you can consider taking the next course – Elementary 2.Lesson Topics Lesson 1 – Recap and warm up practiseLesson 2 – State your preferenceLesson 3 – Make comparison 1Lesson 4 – Make comparison 2Lesson 5 – Discuss an eventLesson 6 – State your opinionLesson 7 – Retell a storyLesson 8 – State your planLesson 9 – Describe itemsLesson 10 – Review and presentations | jpelementary2609 | July 25, 2026 toAugust 22, 2026 5 Weeks | Saturday 12:00 pm - 3:30 pm | In Person Aldgate | £320-£350 | |
 Our Japanese Beginner 3 Course is designed for students with Hiragana and Katakana foundation and with 200+ words vocabularies. In this course, students will continue to practise Hiragana and Katakana, and learn 30 very interesting basic Kanji. In each lesson, students will practise natural pronunciation and conversations about gifting and offering, preference and desire, connecting a few sentences, and a confident two minutes self introduction. Our key grammar points covered include: more verbs in -masen ka, -masho, -masho ka form, and how to make request and invitation.If you have learnt all of these, you can consider taking the next course – Beginner 4.Lesson Topics Lesson 1 – Recap and warm up practiseLesson 2 – Asking for directionsLesson 3 – Giving and receivingLesson 4 – PreferencesLesson 5 – Mid course reviewLesson 6 – Dictionary verb formLesson 7 – SuggestionsLesson 8 – I want to (conjugation)Lesson 9 – Verb te- form (serial verbs)Lesson 10 –… Show more (+) Our Japanese Beginner 3 Course is designed for students with Hiragana and Katakana foundation and with 200+ words vocabularies. In this course, students will continue to practise Hiragana and Katakana, and learn 30 very interesting basic Kanji. In each lesson, students will practise natural pronunciation and conversations about gifting and offering, preference and desire, connecting a few sentences, and a confident two minutes self introduction. Our key grammar points covered include: more verbs in -masen ka, -masho, -masho ka form, and how to make request and invitation.If you have learnt all of these, you can consider taking the next course – Beginner 4.Lesson Topics Lesson 1 – Recap and warm up practiseLesson 2 – Asking for directionsLesson 3 – Giving and receivingLesson 4 – PreferencesLesson 5 – Mid course reviewLesson 6 – Dictionary verb formLesson 7 – SuggestionsLesson 8 – I want to (conjugation)Lesson 9 – Verb te- form (serial verbs)Lesson 10 – Total review & presentation | jpbeginner2644 | July 27, 2026 toOctober 5, 2026 10 Weeks | Monday 6:30 pm - 8:00 pm | In Person Aldgate | £300 | |
 This course is designed for students with good Hiragana, Katakana and basic Kanji foundation, and with 500+ words vocabularies.In this course, students will continue recap all plain forms and practice casual style conversations across various daily subjects and start to learn direct and indirect speech. Another 25 Kanji will be introduced in this course too, adding to a total of 75 Kanji to your knowledge.Our key grammar points covered include: must do, don’t have to, talk about your thought, describe the possibility, talk about your plan. etc.If you have learnt all of these, you can consider taking the next course – Elementary 4.Lesson Topics Lesson 1 – Recap and warm up practiseLesson 2 – Strongly recommendationLesson 3 – Talk about what you must doLesson 4 – Talk about what you don't have to doLesson 5 – State the reasonLesson 6 – Talk about your thoughtLesson 7 – Describe a possibilityLesson… Show more (+) This course is designed for students with good Hiragana, Katakana and basic Kanji foundation, and with 500+ words vocabularies.In this course, students will continue recap all plain forms and practice casual style conversations across various daily subjects and start to learn direct and indirect speech. Another 25 Kanji will be introduced in this course too, adding to a total of 75 Kanji to your knowledge.Our key grammar points covered include: must do, don’t have to, talk about your thought, describe the possibility, talk about your plan. etc.If you have learnt all of these, you can consider taking the next course – Elementary 4.Lesson Topics Lesson 1 – Recap and warm up practiseLesson 2 – Strongly recommendationLesson 3 – Talk about what you must doLesson 4 – Talk about what you don't have to doLesson 5 – State the reasonLesson 6 – Talk about your thoughtLesson 7 – Describe a possibilityLesson 8 – Talk about your plan with conditionsLesson 9 – Talk about your plan during a period.Lesson 10 – Review and presentations | jpelementary2613 | July 27, 2026 toOctober 5, 2026 10 Weeks | Monday 6:30 pm - 8:00 pm | In Person Aldgate | £320 | |
| Our Japanese Beginner 3 Course is designed for students with Hiragana and Katakana foundation and with 200+ words vocabularies. In this course, students will continue to practise Hiragana and Katakana, and learn 30 very interesting basic Kanji. In each lesson, students will practise natural pronunciation and conversations about gifting and offering, preference and desire, connecting a few sentences, and a confident two minutes self introduction. Our key grammar points covered include: more verbs in -masen ka, -masho, -masho ka form, and how to make request and invitation.If you have learnt all of these, you can consider taking the next course – Beginner 4.Lesson Topics Lesson 1 – Recap and warm up practiseLesson 2 – Asking for directionsLesson 3 – Giving and receivingLesson 4 – PreferencesLesson 5 – Mid course reviewLesson 6 – Dictionary verb formLesson 7 – SuggestionsLesson 8 – I want to (conjugation)Lesson 9 – Verb te- form (serial verbs)Lesson 10 –… Show more (+) Our Japanese Beginner 3 Course is designed for students with Hiragana and Katakana foundation and with 200+ words vocabularies. In this course, students will continue to practise Hiragana and Katakana, and learn 30 very interesting basic Kanji. In each lesson, students will practise natural pronunciation and conversations about gifting and offering, preference and desire, connecting a few sentences, and a confident two minutes self introduction. Our key grammar points covered include: more verbs in -masen ka, -masho, -masho ka form, and how to make request and invitation.If you have learnt all of these, you can consider taking the next course – Beginner 4.Lesson Topics Lesson 1 – Recap and warm up practiseLesson 2 – Asking for directionsLesson 3 – Giving and receivingLesson 4 – PreferencesLesson 5 – Mid course reviewLesson 6 – Dictionary verb formLesson 7 – SuggestionsLesson 8 – I want to (conjugation)Lesson 9 – Verb te- form (serial verbs)Lesson 10 – Total review & presentation | jpbeginner2632-2 | July 29, 2026 toSeptember 30, 2026 10 Weeks | Wednesday 6:30 pm - 8:00 pm | Online Zoom | £300 | |
| Your first step to speak Japanese This course is designed for complete beginners to learn Japanese Hiragana as foundation. You will learn to read 46 Hiragana smoothly, practise natural pronunciation and conversations in each lesson. Our topics in this course include greetings, introduction, numbers, shopping, travel plans and whereabouts. Our key grammar points covered include: basica sentence structure, pronouns and ownership, -desu and -masu forms, and some basic verbs.If you have learnt all of these, you can consider taking the next course – Beginner 2.Lesson Topics Lesson 1 – Greeting /IntroductionsLesson 2 – NumbersLesson 3 – Possessions (-no desu.)Lesson 4 – TimeLesson 5 – ShoppingLesson 6 – ShoppingLesson 7 – Basic verbsLesson 8 – Review & presentations | jpbeginner2635 | August 4, 2026 toSeptember 22, 2026 8 Weeks | Tuesday 6:30 pm - 8:00 pm | In Person Aldgate | £270-£305 | |
 This course is designed for students with good Hiragana and Katakana foundation, have been introduced the concept of Kanji, and with 400+ words vocabularies.In this course, students will continue to practise conversations about one’s daily life events, perhaps take challenge to write small diaries and stories about your past experiences. Another 25 Kanji will be introduced in this course too, adding to a total of 50 Kanji to your knowledge.Our key grammar points covered include: talk about your experience, giving some examples, talk about when and after something happened, describe a change of state etc.If you have learnt all of these, you can consider taking the next course – Elementary 3.Lesson TopicsLesson 1 – Recap and warm up practiseLesson 2 – Talk about your experienceLesson 3 – Giving examples(-tari,-tari)Lesson 4 – Describing simultaneous actionsLesson 5 – Expressing potentialityLesson 6 – Talk about “when”(-notoki)Lesson 7 – Talk about “after”(-tekara)Lesson 8 –… Show more (+) This course is designed for students with good Hiragana and Katakana foundation, have been introduced the concept of Kanji, and with 400+ words vocabularies.In this course, students will continue to practise conversations about one’s daily life events, perhaps take challenge to write small diaries and stories about your past experiences. Another 25 Kanji will be introduced in this course too, adding to a total of 50 Kanji to your knowledge.Our key grammar points covered include: talk about your experience, giving some examples, talk about when and after something happened, describe a change of state etc.If you have learnt all of these, you can consider taking the next course – Elementary 3.Lesson TopicsLesson 1 – Recap and warm up practiseLesson 2 – Talk about your experienceLesson 3 – Giving examples(-tari,-tari)Lesson 4 – Describing simultaneous actionsLesson 5 – Expressing potentialityLesson 6 – Talk about “when”(-notoki)Lesson 7 – Talk about “after”(-tekara)Lesson 8 – Describe a change of stateLesson 9 – Describe the detailsLesson 10 – Review and presentations | jpelementary2606 | August 15, 2026 toSeptember 12, 2026 5 Weeks | Saturday 1:30 pm - 5:00 pm | In Person Aldgate | £320-£350 | |
| Our Japanese Beginner 3 Course is designed for students with Hiragana and Katakana foundation and with 200+ words vocabularies. In this course, students will continue to practise Hiragana and Katakana, and learn 30 very interesting basic Kanji. In each lesson, students will practise natural pronunciation and conversations about gifting and offering, preference and desire, connecting a few sentences, and a confident two minutes self introduction. Our key grammar points covered include: more verbs in -masen ka, -masho, -masho ka form, and how to make request and invitation.If you have learnt all of these, you can consider taking the next course – Beginner 4.Lesson Topics Lesson 1 – Recap and warm up practiseLesson 2 – Asking for directionsLesson 3 – Giving and receivingLesson 4 – PreferencesLesson 5 – Mid course reviewLesson 6 – Dictionary verb formLesson 7 – SuggestionsLesson 8 – I want to (conjugation)Lesson 9 – Verb te- form (serial verbs)Lesson 10 –… Show more (+) Our Japanese Beginner 3 Course is designed for students with Hiragana and Katakana foundation and with 200+ words vocabularies. In this course, students will continue to practise Hiragana and Katakana, and learn 30 very interesting basic Kanji. In each lesson, students will practise natural pronunciation and conversations about gifting and offering, preference and desire, connecting a few sentences, and a confident two minutes self introduction. Our key grammar points covered include: more verbs in -masen ka, -masho, -masho ka form, and how to make request and invitation.If you have learnt all of these, you can consider taking the next course – Beginner 4.Lesson Topics Lesson 1 – Recap and warm up practiseLesson 2 – Asking for directionsLesson 3 – Giving and receivingLesson 4 – PreferencesLesson 5 – Mid course reviewLesson 6 – Dictionary verb formLesson 7 – SuggestionsLesson 8 – I want to (conjugation)Lesson 9 – Verb te- form (serial verbs)Lesson 10 – Total review & presentation | jpbeginner2645 | August 18, 2026 toOctober 20, 2026 10 Weeks | Tuesday 6:30 pm - 8:00 pm | In Person Aldgate | £300 | |
| Your first step to speak Japanese This course is designed for complete beginners to learn Japanese Hiragana as foundation. You will learn to read 46 Hiragana smoothly, practise natural pronunciation and conversations in each lesson. Our topics in this course include greetings, introduction, numbers, shopping, travel plans and whereabouts. Our key grammar points covered include: basica sentence structure, pronouns and ownership, -desu and -masu forms, and some basic verbs.If you have learnt all of these, you can consider taking the next course – Beginner 2.Lesson Topics Lesson 1 – Greeting /IntroductionsLesson 2 – NumbersLesson 3 – Possessions (-no desu.)Lesson 4 – TimeLesson 5 – ShoppingLesson 6 – ShoppingLesson 7 – Basic verbsLesson 8 – Review & presentations | jpbeginner2638 | August 22, 2026 toSeptember 12, 2026 4 Weeks | Saturday 1:30 pm - 5:00 pm | In Person Aldgate | £270-£305 | |
| Our Japanese Beginner 2 Course is designed for students with Hiragana foundation and roughly 100 vocabularies already. In this course, students will continue to practise Hiragana reading and writing, we will introduce 46 Katakana too. In each lesson, students will practise natural pronunciation and conversations about daily activities and schedules, going to restaurants, visiting local Japanese places etc. Our key grammar points covered include: how to use adjectives for description, describing things and impressions, and asking about places.If you have learnt all of these, you can consider taking the next Japanese course – Beginner 3.Lesson Topics Lesson 1 – Recap and warm up practiseLesson 2 – Going placesLesson 3 – Ordering food & drinksLesson 4 – Habitual ActionLesson 5 – Mid course reviewLesson 6 – Adjective 1 (as modifiers)Lesson 7 – Adjective 2 (conjugation)Lesson 8 – There is/are…Lesson 9 – Describing positionsLesson 10 – Total review & presentation | jpbeginner2643 | August 22, 2026 toSeptember 19, 2026 5 Weeks | Saturday 1:30 pm - 5:00 pm | In Person Aldgate | £300 | |
| This course is designed for students with good Hiragana and Katakana foundation, have been introduced the concept of Kanji, and with 400+ words vocabularies.In this course, students will continue to practise conversations about one’s daily life events, perhaps take challenge to write small diaries and stories about your past experiences. Another 25 Kanji will be introduced in this course too, adding to a total of 50 Kanji to your knowledge.Our key grammar points covered include: talk about your experience, giving some examples, talk about when and after something happened, describe a change of state etc.If you have learnt all of these, you can consider taking the next course – Elementary 3.Lesson TopicsLesson 1 – Recap and warm up practiseLesson 2 – Talk about your experienceLesson 3 – Giving examples(-tari,-tari)Lesson 4 – Describing simultaneous actionsLesson 5 – Expressing potentialityLesson 6 – Talk about “when”(-notoki)Lesson 7 – Talk about “after”(-tekara)Lesson 8 –… Show more (+) This course is designed for students with good Hiragana and Katakana foundation, have been introduced the concept of Kanji, and with 400+ words vocabularies.In this course, students will continue to practise conversations about one’s daily life events, perhaps take challenge to write small diaries and stories about your past experiences. Another 25 Kanji will be introduced in this course too, adding to a total of 50 Kanji to your knowledge.Our key grammar points covered include: talk about your experience, giving some examples, talk about when and after something happened, describe a change of state etc.If you have learnt all of these, you can consider taking the next course – Elementary 3.Lesson TopicsLesson 1 – Recap and warm up practiseLesson 2 – Talk about your experienceLesson 3 – Giving examples(-tari,-tari)Lesson 4 – Describing simultaneous actionsLesson 5 – Expressing potentialityLesson 6 – Talk about “when”(-notoki)Lesson 7 – Talk about “after”(-tekara)Lesson 8 – Describe a change of stateLesson 9 – Describe the detailsLesson 10 – Review and presentations | jpelementary2611 | August 26, 2026 toOctober 28, 2026 10 Weeks | Wednesday 6:30 pm - 8:00 pm | In Person Aldgate | £320-£350 | |
| This course is designed for learners to finished level 1 or are able to as below.Read and write Hiragana & Katakana wellCan memorize 300+ vocabularies, familiar with another 100+Can give a 2 minutes self-introduction with detailsHave good command of -Te form, -nai form etcIn this course, students will continue to practise Hiragana and Katakana, natural pronunciation and conversations about expressing one’s feelings and ideas, talking about one’s decisions in various situation, making comparisons etc. We will start to introduce Kanji from Elementary level, in this course, you will learn the most essential 25 Kanji in daily life.Our key grammar points covered include: further use of all beginner important forms and about dictionary form, make comparisons, tell your opinion, retell a story, talk about when something happened, describe the details of items etc.If you have learnt all of these, you can consider taking the next course – Elementary 2.Lesson Topics Lesson… Show more (+) This course is designed for learners to finished level 1 or are able to as below.Read and write Hiragana & Katakana wellCan memorize 300+ vocabularies, familiar with another 100+Can give a 2 minutes self-introduction with detailsHave good command of -Te form, -nai form etcIn this course, students will continue to practise Hiragana and Katakana, natural pronunciation and conversations about expressing one’s feelings and ideas, talking about one’s decisions in various situation, making comparisons etc. We will start to introduce Kanji from Elementary level, in this course, you will learn the most essential 25 Kanji in daily life.Our key grammar points covered include: further use of all beginner important forms and about dictionary form, make comparisons, tell your opinion, retell a story, talk about when something happened, describe the details of items etc.If you have learnt all of these, you can consider taking the next course – Elementary 2.Lesson Topics Lesson 1 – Recap and warm up practiseLesson 2 – State your preferenceLesson 3 – Make comparison 1Lesson 4 – Make comparison 2Lesson 5 – Discuss an eventLesson 6 – State your opinionLesson 7 – Retell a storyLesson 8 – State your planLesson 9 – Describe itemsLesson 10 – Review and presentations | jpelementary2608 | September 14, 2026 toNovember 16, 2026 10 Weeks | Monday 6:30 pm - 8:00 pm | In Person Aldgate | £320-£350 |