Since young I have always loved eating Japanese food and learning Japanese has been on my wish list for many years. However this never materialised until I visited Japan in 2008. It was a huge embarrassment, when the citizens went out of their way to help me when I was lost and all I could say was Arigatou Gozaimashita (Thank you). With this new found determination, I decided to source for a language school.
Three of the most well known Japanese Schools in Singapore are Bunka, Ikoma or Japanese Cultural Society. In fact there are many forums online comparing the teaching methods in these three schools.
When I started looking for a language school, I considered attending one of them. However I felt that the course fees in all three schools were way above my budget! Recognising how hopeless I am in learning a new language. I knew I didn't need a premium syllabus but a patient teacher! I chanced upon Tenrikyo Mission Centre
International Plaza
10 Anson Rd, 079903
6221 4035
With the exception of level 1, the rest of the 6 levels are a year long. Each level usually starts in August, Level 1 has two intakes one in August and the other in January. Each lesson is two hours from 6.30pm-8.30pm. In addition to the normal classes, the centre also conducts JLPT preparation classes. Other Activities are organised at the centre to immerse the students in the Japanese culture. Japanese KTV sessions are held ever Friday, Japanese cooking classes are conducted bi-monthly, Japanese Festivals are celebrated and Cultural and Travel classes are taught at the end of the year! If you are interested in picking up the Japanese language, do visit the nearest Tenrikyo Mission Centre in your country!
1 Jan 2011 Hitting the Rice Cake and Children's Party
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Hi there! I'm looking for a Jap language sch for elementary class. This looks like a possible sch. Is this sch affiliated to a religious organisation?
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Clara