TOP 10 JAPANESE LANGUAGE CLASSES IN AUSTRALIA

Learn to read and write 160 kanji characters and 480 vocabulary words

. It equips students with the skills to communicate and negotiate with people of different cultural backgrounds.

This is a beginner’s level course. CITSOL language proficiency courses for professional purposes are ideal for people who need to develop second language skills to use in both everyday and work-related contexts.

Japanese Elementary 1 is suited to those who want to use simple Japanese to communicate with family and friends, with people in the workplace or for travel purposes, and for a better understanding of Japanese people through cultural insights and intercultural skills.

Japanese courses offer a unique opportunity to learn a language spoken by over 130 million people and explore the rich culture and history of Japan. With its complex system of honourifics and hierarchical nature, Japanese is an intriguing and rewarding language to learn.

Have you felt the call of the cherry blossom and thought I'd really like to be able to learn the basics of Japanese so when I visit I know some basics. Well this Japanese beginners course is for you!

In this course you will learn how to read and write Japanese Hiragana and Katakana and basic skills to get you on the way to speaking Nihongo!

Level 1 classes are Beginner language classes - no prior learning is expected or catered for. You will learn how to speak, write and read and have the opportunity to continue on to Level 2 in the following term.

This course is designed by Junko for absolute beginners who want to learn the necessary travel phrases, how to pronounce place names, order meals, shop and how to get around. Full of fun activities that focus on speaking and listening skills.

This course is suitable for complete beginners and participants who are in the beginner level and is delivered by a native Japanese speaker. In this course, we will focus on basic skills. Such as the pronunciation, basic grammar and basic vocabulary, in understanding and communicating in Japanese.

The Japanese-Language Proficiency Test (JLPT) has been offered by the Japan Foundation and Japan Educational Exchanges and Services (formerly Association of International Education, Japan) since 1984.