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Kotsu-kotsu to benkyo shimasu
(コツコツと 勉 強 します) =
study diligently
WEBSITE
SPECIAL OFFER
• Mention this ad to sign up for a free special kanji
class (50-min class once a week)
COURSES
• Three-month course: ¥185,000
• 2014 fall semester: Oct 7-Dec 19
• 2015 winter semester: Jan 8-Mar 20
22-9 Ekimae-Honcho, Kawasaki-ku, Kawasaki,
Kanagawa
044-244-3200
jpn@cbc.ac.jp
Kawasaki
www.cbcjpn.jp/english
COLLEGE OF
BUSINESS AND
COMMUNICATION
Kawasaki
College of Business and Communication (CBC) is a prestigious vocational
school renowned as a pioneer in language and business studies. Thousands
of its graduates have gone on to success both in Japan and internationally.
Located just one minute’s walk from Keikyu Kawasaki station, the location is
perfect for international students traveling to and from work or home. CBC’s
curriculum is designed to balance and improve students’s reading, writing, listening and speaking skills. Those
at an intermediate level or higher can take courses to prepare for the Japanese Language Proficiency Test
(JLPT) N1 and N2, as well as courses in useful business Japanese. CBC also provides special kanji classes.
Three-month and six-month courses are held for 22 hours a week. Students taking long-term courses receive
commuting passes or discounts for long-distance JR tickets, and the school can help change your visa status to
a study-abroad student visa. For details, please feel free to call or email the friendly, multilingual staff.
WEBSITE
SERVICES
• Registration fee: ¥10,000
• Tuition (2 days/week): ¥18,000
• Tuition (3 days/week): ¥30,000
• Tuition (intensive course): ¥60,000
*Plus tax
• Japanese Language Proficiency Test (JLPT)
N1, N2, N3, N4 Saturday course
• 2015 April term student visa registration open now!
1-21-18 Yutenji, Meguro-ku
03-3713-4958
info@evergreen.gr.jp
Mon-Fri 9am-8pm, Sat 10am-6pm
Yutenji
www.evergreen.gr.jp
EVERGREEN
Yutenji
Evergreen Language School is located in the quiet residential area of Yutenji, just three
stops from Shibuya on the Tokyu Toyoko line. Established 65 years ago, the school has
seen more than 50,000 students from around the globe pass through its classrooms.
Evergreen strives to create effective, enjoyable classes to help students learn both the language and culture of
Japan. Private lessons allow you to choose special materials, and group classes offer the opportunity to learn
Japanese while meeting people from all over the world. Evergreen also has an intensive kanji course as well as
lessons designed to prepare you for studies at a Japanese university. Friendly and professional teachers help
you build confidence while laying the groundwork for continued learning. Evergreen operates in Jiyugaoka on
the Toyoko line and can even dispatch teachers to your home or company, which means fewer excuses not to
make 2014 the year you conquer the Japanese language!
WEBSITE
SPECIAL OFFER
• Free level check
COURSES
• Regular course (student visa available)
• Preparatory course
• Practical Japanese course
• JLPT N1-N4 preparation courses
• Business Japanese course
• Short-term intensive course
7F Waseda Yobiko Bldg, 4-9-9 Takadanobaba,
Shinjuku-ku
03-5348-8951
tjp22@athuman.com
Mon-Sat 9am-6pm
Takadanobaba
http://hajl.athuman.com/e/
HUMAN
ACADEMY
Shinjuku
Since the Human Academy Japanese Language School founded its Tokyo
classroom in 1991, thousands of its graduates have gone on to use Japanese in their
work and daily lives. The goal of HAJL is not only to teach Japanese, but also to help
individuals use their language skills to create a bright, new future for themselves.
It’s the school’s mission to help students attain the skills and tools necessary to navigate life in Japan—and
beyond. With this in mind, HAJL offers classes that are not only easy to understand, but also engaging in a way
that encourages involvement rather than generating boredom in the classroom. Many of the school’s successful
graduates have gone on to pass the JLPT and enter universities as well as graduate and vocational schools. So
why not join Human Academy and start your own voyage beyond basic Japanese?
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