Japanese lessons in Rennes - 33 teachers found

You can have a professional lesson at a reasonable price and we can focus on your personal goal from beginners to fluent speakers. I'm a... certified teacher who taught more than 1000 lessons. I used to hang out with super famous musicians since my friend was musician so we can talk about Japanese music.*I can't answer the musician name for their privacy, but I can talk about music industry, tips to become famous, celebrity life , hopefully in Japanese in exercises because this lesson is Japanese lesson. For beginners I use teaching materials and focus on the Genki textbook. For JLPT I use a JLPT textbook. I published a book about how to get high scores on exams using only short term study and it's best seller on Amazon so I certainly know plenty of tips. Let's study efficiently together! I know many Japanese learners have headaches for particles like the difference between 'が’ and 'は', 'に’and 'で’, 自動詞（はいる）and 他動詞（いれる）. As a professional teacher, I am willing to explain and practice with you. The style chart of my lesson is like below. Complete beginner: --->Yes-->Start with the easiest letter/conversation.talk about a text book for next lessons.Usually I use Genki Not a complete beginner: -->For travel to JP-->Role play for variety of travel situations -->JLPT -->Practicing the exam & conversation based on each level -->Can do daily conversations-->Choose a topic from a list and conversation -->Still learning daily conversations-->Genki textbook and actual conversation based on it(I recommend the textbook but tell me if it's difficult. *I speak basic Dutch, but I'll teach Japanese basically in English Read more

Hello. My name is Andrey. I graduated from a technical univestity and after a few years I graduated from a linguistics university. So I am a... linguist with more than 20 years of experience teaching German, English, Russian Japanese and Turkish . I like reading books, sport is also important in my life. I implement effective learning strategies in my lessons to help students concentrate on particular points of grammar and vocabulary. Even absolute beginners start making their own simple sentences. After a while their sentences get more complicated. The process may look like this: 1. They read. 2. They read books. 3. They read books every day. 4. They read interesting books every day. 5. They read interesting books every day when they come from work. 6. They read interesting books every day when they come from work unless they are tired. 7. They read interesting books every day when they come from work unless they are very tired. etc. (Of course these sentences will be in the language that you're learning. ) Read more

Hello, my name is Claudia and I am 27 years old. I studied Japanese Language and Culture in college, and then lived for a while in Tokyo where I... took a graduate course in Japanese Language. I hope I can help you with the Japanese language! We will use both written and video materials. If you choose my lessons, we will find the method that best suits your needs together! Read more

I am a very well-travelled and experienced entrepreneur. I speak 7 languages, of which four fluently. It would my pleasure to help you improve... your Japanese, Portuguese or Dutch (or English, for that matter). In the past I've done quite a bit of teaching. For example, in Japan and the Netherlands I taught English to Japanese businesspeople. In addition, I have taught Japanese Culture to HBO (polytechnic) students and to employees of big corporates in the Netherlands. As an entrepreneur I have also supervised many interns at WO (academic), HBO (polytechnic) and MBO (vocational school) levels. In the past 20 years I managed my own ice cream factory and simultaneously worked as a production supervisor Japanese television throughout Europe. In the course of these activities, I always benefitted greatly from my language skills. Although I love sharing and transferring knowledge, I am not your typical teacher. That is why I prefer to teach advanced or intermediate students of the abovementioned languages, rather than beginners. In the past I’ve often used newspapers / articles as a basis for conversation / language classes. Of course I’d be delighted to discuss the method best suited for you in a free trial lesson. Read more