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Live 1-on-1 Lessons

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Book a private 25-minute lesson with a real teacher on Microsoft Teams. Paced entirely to you. First lesson 70% off.

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Teacher-Guided Video Courses

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Recorded lessons · real-teacher grading · weekly feedback · ask your teacher anytime

Teacher-Guided Video Course — Beginner

Weekly recorded video lessons. A real teacher grades your homework and gives weekly feedback, and you can message your teacher directly. Covers Pre-N5, N5 and part of N4.

Teacher-Guided Video Course — Intermediate

Weekly recorded video lessons. A real teacher grades your homework and gives weekly feedback, and you can message your teacher directly. Covers part of N4 and all of N3.

Teacher-Guided Video Course — Advanced

Weekly recorded video lessons. A real teacher grades your homework and gives weekly feedback, and you can message your teacher directly. Covers all of N2 and N1.

📚 Self-Study Courses

Japanese Starter · Pre-N5

Your from-zero starting line. Japanese sounds and rhythm first, then hiragana, katakana, greetings, numbers and your first sentences — so N5 feels easy on day one. Completely free.

Japanese N5 Course

Your starting line in Japanese. From kana to です/ます, particles, adjectives and past tense — build the foundation from zero until simple daily conversation clicks, all the way to a full N5 mock.

Japanese N4 Course

The level where verb conjugation finally clicks. From て/dictionary/ない/た forms and Group 1–3 verbs to potential, volitional, giving-and-receiving, plain form and から/ので/たら/ば clauses — enough Japanese to handle daily life on your own, up to a full N4 mock.

Japanese N3 Course

The bridge from beginner to intermediate — the biggest leap toward N2. Master keigo (honorific/humble/polite) as a system, causative & passive, fine-grained conditionals, and switching between written and spoken registers, tackling longer reading and listening on work and social topics, up to a full N3 mock.

Japanese N2 Course

Upper-intermediate, close to the real thing. Tease apart near-synonymous grammar (〜わけ/〜きり/〜ものの…), read long essays and editorials, follow news and business listening, and command formal written style — Japanese you can actually use at work, in the news, and for further study, up to a full N2 mock.

Japanese N1 Course

The top tier. Use ~200 literary/idiomatic grammar patterns by nuance, read long essays, editorials, and philosophical pieces fast and accurately, and follow abstract listening in lectures and debates. ~10,000 vocabulary (漢語/idioms/四字熟語/fine synonym distinctions) and advanced keigo usage — approaching a native reader, up to a full N1 mock.

Frequently asked questions

Which course should I take?

Take the free placement test — it finds your JLPT level (N5–N1) and points you to the right course. Complete beginners start with the Pre-N5 starter; if you already know some Japanese, you begin at your level.

Do I have to start from N5?

No. Placement puts you at the right level, and a test-out check lets you skip units you already know, so you only spend time on what you actually need.

What is included in each course?

Each structured level is a full path: video and interactive lessons, grammar and vocabulary, kanji and vocabulary review with spaced repetition, AI conversation and pronunciation practice, graded reading, and a full JLPT mock exam with a certificate at the end.

How long does one JLPT level take?

It is self-paced — each level is a series of units with checkpoints and a final mock exam, so you move as fast or as carefully as you like. Daily review keeps what you have learned from slipping away.

Can I study more than one level at once?

You follow one structured level at a time — that keeps a single, clear path rather than half-finishing several. You can switch to a different level whenever you like, and your progress on the level you leave is kept, so you can come back to it later.

How do I switch levels — do I lose progress?

No, switching keeps your progress. Withdrawing from a level saves where you were; you just re-enrol in it later to pick up exactly where you left off. Enrolling in a new level simply makes that one your active path.

How do I enroll in a course?

Open the course from the catalogue — each card links to its detail page — and enroll from there. There is no inline enroll button on the cards; the detail page is where you start.